... struck by lightning and uprooted, falling across the avenue in front of their car. TENEMENT HOUSE WRECKED. In Aberdeen the tram service in King Street wag dislocated for over an hour and half owing to the storm interfering with the electrical power along ...

... had had with the hoand Giant’s Causeway Tramway . He complained that farmers end ts in and around Bushmills owing to gre tram service had not sufficient : for gettine their potatoes to Porte tramway was now under Governntrol, and was practically lying idle ...

... effort Boy Forsythe is a son of Mr. John Forsythe, one of the Old Contemptibles, and is well known the Belfast Corporation Tram Service, The Irish Linen Queen (Miss Maude Clarke) was in Edinburgh Tuesday, and on behalf of the Lord Mayor of Belfast (Sir Crawford ...

... Highways Department otticials with the tramway men immediately set to work. The road was completely closed to trar c. the tram service being continued by the transfer system. The road is under repair and the workman are engaged in cutting the top layer The ...

... ♦ . ♦ another column this paper to-day the Midland Railway Company (N.C.C.) announce several important changes in their tram service, commencing with Ist April, 1913. « « The returm- on Ti.ruhijevening shooed (lint (>ie revenue has already exieede.) (he ...

... waited Mr. Jouies Cowie, traffic manager of the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway, with reference the inadequacy of the tram service between Belfast and Larne, Mr. Cowie has written stating that the result the discussion was that tin were agreed that train ...

... prolonged consideration settlement was reached last week between the Corporation and the Harbour Board as to the Queen’s Road tram service. This service is now to on as usual in accordance with the terms of a new agreement, which only awaits the sanction of ...

... proceeded the risk of their lives and indeed the only way reach respectable quarter was via side streets and entries. The tram service along the uor Road was suspended for about an hour-8-9 o’clock. Poring the disturbance two houses were set on fire in Grosvenor ...

... charges continued in Townsend Street and other districts of the city, and ambulances were busy up to o’clock. The entire tram service of the city was suspended at nightfall, at which time the principal thoroughfares of the city were quiet, but large force ...

... in Coleiaine consequence tomorrow being Coronation day. The Chairman said expenditure had increased Iby reason increased tram service. The i Boatd gave the best possible service through the district through which the line Mased. bothas i trains and speed ...

... Trish Trades Congress for a practically general cessation of work in the city were faithfully carried out. At ten a.m. the tram service ceased, and restaurants and hotels were closed, not to reopen until 3 p.m. Butchers’ and provision shops wers open umtil ...

... ice-cream must prove a ior substitute for “half yins” fwitn lemon and two lumps!. hut Glasgow has vet one* consolation. Her tram service is of the best and the cheapest, and runs from the “dry” even unto the furthermost “wet.” SENTIMENTAL JURIES. SAMPLE SILLY ...