1793-01-23 · Northern Star · p. 2
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Kildress reform meeting: William Glasgow is appointed a delegate and subsequently takes the chair.
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Sixteen usable, distinct excerpts supplied with this research are preserved here. Three nearly blank screenshots and one repeated coffee-advert crop add no evidence. Some crops lack an issue heading; a matching notice does not prove which edition a crop came from. Three clippings still need an exact original image link. Search links are labelled accordingly. No additional profile identity or relationship is inferred here.
1796-01-11 · The Northern Star · p. 1
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Brig William, Captain Glasgow, arrives from Petersburg with hemp and flax. William is the vessel name; the captain’s forename is not stated in this excerpt.
1820-06-16 · The Irishman · p. 3
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William Glasgow signs the Belfast banks confidence notice dated 15 June 1820.
1820-11-03 · The Irishman · p. 1
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William Glasgow announces his move from Rosemary Street and advertises teas, sugars and groceries. The notice is dated 30 October 1820.
1821-01-26 · The Irishman · p. 3
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James Glasgow appears among signatories to a requisition for a Belfast town meeting. No family relationship is stated.
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1828-08-05 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 4
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James Glasgow is listed on the petty jury for Friday 1 August; he is a juror, not a defendant in the subsequent report.
1842-12-27 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 3
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William Glasgow acknowledges a £5 Fever Hospital bequest from the executors of Mrs Margaret Lynd of Cookstown.
1854-01-06 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 2
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William Glasgow rescues a child whose clothes are burning at Cookstown, rolling the child in snow.
1855-04-02 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 2
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William Glasgow dies at Sandusky City, Ohio, aged 55, formerly of Killycurragh near Cookstown and a ruling elder at First Cookstown.
1856-01-04 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 1
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William Glasgow of Cookstown receives a presentation on retiring from business; the Belfast supper was held on 1 January.
1861-08-19 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 2
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Cookstown Tin Tenement and Monrush property sale; enquiries to William Glasgow. The notice is dated 15 August 1861.
1863-04-09 · Impartial Reporter and Farmers’ Journal · p. 1
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The coffee agents list prints B. Glasgow at Cookstown. The initial is B.; the excerpt does not name William Glasgow.
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1864-01-19 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 2
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The former residence of the late Robert Glasgow is offered to let; enquiries to Benjamin and William Glasgow at Drapersfield Mills.
1866-08-11 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 4
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A cheque drawn by Benjamin and William Glasgow is mentioned in the William Adair court case; the Glasgows are not the accused.
1875-09-04 · Belfast Evening Telegraph · p. 2
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William Treacy marries Emma, daughter of the late William Alexander Glasgow; both are of Parsonstown.
1877-03-10 · Belfast News-Letter · p. 3
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William Glasgow appears among donors to Union Road Presbyterian Church, Magherafelt. This name alone does not identify a particular William Glasgow.
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