... SIR THOMAS* GENEROUS OFFER. Sir Thomas Lipton arrived ot Southampton from America shortly after midnight last night in the American liner St. Louis. Interviewed the Press Association representative, bo spoke roost appreciative terms of his ...

... TKIAL. LIPTON’S EXTRACT OF BEEF. LIPTON’S FLUID BEEF. AV-HAT THEY ARE AKD WHAT THEY DO. „ „.d. lb. A ..Id, «. D-b .rd •ad ua«iu»li«d toi giving Lu-ios • Lxreeci ecouomi ...

... .—Shop, with Fixture*. Cui lingtree Road, Lot. tnoderalo m*. Thomae Hendereon, Agent, 13* High Street. 660 ARTtZANS' Dweliiogs, iiou*e», CuUingUeu Real. 3d; Qoadrant bUtet, per week.—Thomae ilendcreou, Granville Buitdiose, High Street. Agent. VRANVILLE ...

... bead the poll, were pasted aoaninioosly aroir. appiaos*. The wer® ad. utc-fsed Sir J. F. Very llsv. Dr. Chadwick. Daao of agh; Rev. Mr. rector ol EUit. rector Killyiea; Sir J. F. Corrv. Vr. J. £. Feel. Mr. S. H. Monroe, aobcitor. Ae. Th® polling will take ...

... Members of Committee for tbe present year : —Sir Jamea P. Corry, Bart; Sir Jamre H. Harlett; Iter. Dr. Cotter; W. C. MitchPil, Eeq., J.P.; li’Gowan, E«q., M.D.; James P. Orr, Esq.; Hugh Thompson. ; Robert Johnston, Rev. W. Al'Crackeo ; John M'Calium. Eeq ...

... Hiphnes* an honr on the Krin, and came ashore accompanied by Sir Thomas Jwpton, in one of the Erin's steam launches. bed a talk on the E-in to-night with Sir Thomas l.ipton. adds the Central News corre* pendent. Pleased. repeated, in replv ...

... ensuing year;- OFFICE-B EASE US. Lord Bishop Down and Cone or Dromore Wm. Johnpton. Eeq., M.P. Thomas M'Clure, K?q., M.P, Sir Coey, D.L., J.P. Sir John ravage. Sir James Hamilton. John B. Houston, Esq., D.L., J.P. Right Rev. Dr. Doiriaa. Rev. James Morgan ...

... SIR RICHARD AND HIS TENANTRY: Last evening meeting of the tenants on Sir Richard Wallace’s estate was held in the National Schoolroom in the neighbourhood of Brookmonnt, for the purpose of making arrangements to ask Sir Richard for redaction of rents ...

... mourning sleeve bands, were either present or sent carriages:—Aldermen Sir John Savage, Sir John Preston, Whitaker, Gregg, J.P. ; Henderson, J.P.; Haslett. J.P.; D. Dixon, Johnston, J.P.; and Carlisle, J.P. ; and Councillore Boag, Corbett. Dunlop, Glenn ...

... the largest that have taken place Belfast. Amongst those who attended were the Mayor, Sir Edward P. Cowan, J.P. ; Sir John Savage, J.P.; Sir Edward Coey, D.L., J.P. ; Sir John Preston, J.P.; Rev. J. L. Porter, D.D., President Queen’s College, Belfast; Rev ...

... criticism to which the scheme has been subjoe tod. Sir Thomas received hundreds tetters from workingmen's clubs, trade union secretaries, and others urging him to on. I might keep the £lOO.OOO pocket. Sir Thomas tells hi* critics, hot bow would the community ...

... were—Aldermen—Mr. J. H. Haslett, M.P.; Sit John Preston, J.P.: Sir David Taylor, J.P.; J. Johnston, J.P.; Daniel Dixon, Saral. Lawther, J.P.; John Oulton, Dr. Graham, and Dr. Whitaker. Councillors—Thomas Gatfikin, J.P.; W. John Forsythe, John Rogers, James Jenkins ...