... Turkish authorities ground; for official misgivings.— Reuter. SIR T. LIPTON DEAD. Poor Irish Boy Who Was Friend of Kings. WORLD’S BEST LOSER. R.U.Y.C. and the Fight For America’s Cup. Sir Thomas Lipton, who had been ill for a week with a ...

... paid up) were issued as part of the £2,466,666, the consideration for the sale to the Company of the business of Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton. The residue of the original capital and of the £SOO,OCX) Debenture Stock was offered as to the Preference Shares ...

... . under Wr IN £igato SIR THOMAS LIPTON. The romance of the successful Irishm s the writ- Thomas Lipton, who rose from beiug an boy at half-a-crown a week to being thi f the of Kings, and one of the most popular the twe continents, has oft ...

... SIR THOMAS LIPTON Presented With the Freedom Rothesay. The winter garden in crowded yesterday when Sir Tffomst Lipton was presented with the freedom tho burgh, with best wishes for success in tbo coming vac hi race in America. ...

... SIR THOMAS LIPTON Sir Thomas Liplon it und ...

... ENTER SIR THOMAS LIPTON Four years went by after this unfortunate contest before possession of the Cup was again challenged, and then it was Sir Ihomas Lipton, through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, who accepted the gage. Shamrock, forerunner ...

... BURIAL OF SIR THOMAS LIPTON The body of Sir Thomas Lipton will conveyed on the 12.35 a.m. train from Easton to Glasgow, where the funeral will take place to-day. Tlte coach containing the coffin has been ...

... jus- | Jabours with every prospect of a | tion fe had » the ed te SIR THOMAS LIPTON Fif and Sir Thomas Lipton, who was repres¢ is or were his Private Secretary, was now ampton on Friday for exceeding the sp the ...

... SIR THOMAS LIPTON AND THE IRISH AN EXCHANGE Mr. John M'Kenn*. SecreUry the Ulster Rifle Associate teen for America, tekgrephed to Sir Tbomae Liptoa the hearty good wiebea rtf the Aeodotioo. On Bahirday mornieg, prior to departno. Sir ...

... happy state of affairs no one has contributed more largely than Sir Thomas Lipton, who next month will once more endeavour to wrest the trophy from the present holders. Sir Thomas won the heart of the great sporting public of the United ...

... SIR THOMAS LIPTON S STORIES A Bet with Sir Harry Lauder. Sir Thomas Lipton left Li\erpool *>n Mature day aboard the White Star liner Baltic for few weeko* visit to the States. ...

... SIR THOMAS LIPTON S WILL Two Bequests to Belfast Lady. will I ■s. Wlu- th+> Join ill I of view rollfagtifs tflicial plans Ihe Hoard for Sick ...