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... not provide better securities against imposition, as frauds upon parochial boards are of daily occurrence. The inspector of Govan Annexation having some suspicion of unfair dealings on the part of a few of the paupers whom he relieves as belonging to Goran ...
... of London Election— On Thursday evening meeting of the central and district committees of the city of London was held at the Hall of Commerce Ttireadneedle Street The meeting very influential and enthusiastic one Mr J A Smith called to the chair Baron ...
... which have been for a long period in oblivion in the old College Library, have lately been restored, and now adorn the large hall of the Library. They have been placed on elegant pedestals of Peterhead granite, similar to those of the statues of Dr Hope ...
... Glasgow Citizen. r MURDER GOVAN PARISH. A barbarous murder was committed late on Thursday night lst. early on Friday morning the 2d current, on the body * woman named Margaret Lyle, residing in the vicinity of the ▼«'' lage of Govan. Though several persons ...
... Glasgow proper, with 911 ; Dundee, 546 ; St Cuthbert's (Edinburgh), 485 ; Greenock, 320; South Leith, 310; Paisley, 295 ; Govan, 255 ; Perth, 188 ; New Monkland, 185 ; Old Machar, 162; Inverness, 155; Dumfries, 146; Dunfermline, 145; Falkirk, 137; Kilmarnock ...
... Chins. Accounts from Malta mention the arrival, on the 8th, of H.M.S. Caradoc, from Besike, baving on board Lady Dundas. Lorp Govan has been for some days resident at Brodie House, on s visit to bis son-in-law Colonel Grant. Tue p-izes of the Royal Manchester ...
... searched, the last of which was the sleeping room of Mrs Morris, who observed one of the parties armed with the kitchen poker searching the room. As might be expected, the agitation of Mrs Morris was too great to enable her to mark the in- truder so closely ...
... the undertaking. —Dundee Advertiser. MINERS' WAGES.— An aggregate meeting of miners was held at noon on Thursday, in the City Hall, Glasgow, which was quite filled. The chair was occupied Mr Henry Malcolm, Shotts, who said the object of the meeting was to ...
... CAMPSIE. Cricket Match—Campsie v. Govan.—A match was played by the above clubs on Saturday last, on the ground of the former, which resulted in a easy victory for the Campsie, as the following scores show:—> Campsie, 134 Govan, 29. For the Campsie, the very ...
... ha shouhl ream. Bradley turned upon hlm and Inetartly eratamenceil firing. The Best shot brought dims one of the women, the hall piercing the brain. After the second shot. the armed negro drew his revolver and returned the Are, rimming on Bradley. The ...
... employment Mr Edmiston, joiner, Upper Crown Street, Glasgow, were employed at new engineering shop in the Fairfield shipyard, Govan, a couple was accidentally knocked out of its place by upright beam, which was supporteel by guy ropes. The result was that ...
... Scotland. The oldest and largest silk-mill in Scotland, that Messrs Morris, Pollok, k Co., Govan, near Glasgow, was destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon. The ■damage is estimated at £12,000 which is covered by •insurance. Glasgow carver and gilder ...