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... trouhandmuc apreiaed. At the Sil cloe vte oftboktwer popoedby the Rev. A GOVAN PARISH YOUNG UaN's ASSOCIATION.-el At the opening moeeting of this ;assoolation Br in the Broomnloin, hall Dr Macleod was re- elected presidect, and Mtessrs A. Crawford and L. ...
... dozen officers and their families. North of the courtyard are the public halls, a group which are - Mr probably unequalled in any district of Scotland of similar size. The big hall is 100ft. long and .Oft. gcon- broad, and with side and back galleries is ...
... shoiwing an increase of 93.t This concluded the business, and the meeting separated. GOVAN. The statutory half-yearly general meeting of the Parochial Board of Govan was held yesterday, in the chapel of the Poorhouse, Egltitoen Street-Mir Win. Wilson ...
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... their ?? h,'lsltv to the Union. MrTennant aiso addreed heis comrnmittee in the Liberal Asso- ciatioll-,>olS GOVAN DIVISION, The contest in Govan, as local Radicals irn- prescrecl on strangers, was not complicated by side iasui-; it w-as a; straight fight ...
... finisher, Govan. Ti IOVAN\, CROSS. Thomas Dykes, writer, Govan Road, Govan. f GOVAN, J'AaRFrELDn. N John Smeaton, Govanda3e. C1 Thomas Daly, painter, 27 Queen Street, Govan. cr GOVAN, CEAIGTON. Fi *James Purdic ...
... recommended to the liberality of the various congregations in the Presbytery. PIRSENTATnON To Da C. A. ML asNazt, GOVAN. Last night, in the hall of Govan Free Church, the Rev. Dr C. A. Mackenzie, until recently pastor of the congregation, was presented with an ...
... charge. HO d FEnALr EDUCATION IN INDIA AND ?? De( ,dOn MVonday afternoon a meeting was held in the clo ~t Free Church College Hall, under the auspices of c,,j the Ladies' Society for Female Education in India n f. and Africa. There was a good attendance ...
... par- ties of the workmen. employed at Linthouse and other works on the Clyde. The funeral of John Macnso, 64 Lauglands Road, Govan, was |of a more e-entative character tha the, ,others. Deceased was for many years a mern-- iber of the Clasgow Shipwrights' ...
... to the chief a industry of Govan, the shipbuilding. But c defender pointed out there were other indus- tries. His words, he said, were not con- I fined to shipbuilding yards, but referred to works generally all over Govan. 6 Further, the unprincipled ...
... Boyd, . ., Ardrossan. Castle,, 10 4]Robert Brown, . Ardrossaii Castle,. 20 S Andrew Wishart, Govan,, ., 10 .6William Gardner, . Coven, ) 15 7 Peter Cooper, ,, Govan * - 22 S8 John Allan,. Gar. di Kilbirnie,, 6 9 James Tait, G ar, of Kilbirnie,. 31 10 John ...
... Meanwhile, the shipping of coal has conimenced; (on Friday, the Visitor, of Waterford, took in a cargo from Mr. Dixon's Govan Colliery, which was loaded in admirable style, by the hydraulic crane, at the rate of a railway waggon-load every three minutes ...