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... his five challenges, over a period of thirty years being issued through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. The parents Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton were from Clones, and they found their way Glasgow, where he was ‘bom May 10th. 1850. They did not make particular ...
... SIR THOMAS LIPTON’S VIEWS. New York. Sati rday —Sir Thomas Lipton, replying to question on the subject of the race foi the America Cup should President M‘Kinley die, said, The President is not dead yet. I do ...
... SIR T. LIPTON’S RETURN. INTERVIEW AT QUEENSTOWN. Sir Thomas Lipton armed from New York Queenstown on the morning the 17th inst. on board the White Star royal mail steamer Cedric. The Irish baronet was up at m* o’clock waiting for his bitch ...
... SIR THOMAS UNDERSTOOD Sir Thomas Lipton tells, with merry twinkle his blue eyes, story of a boyhood friend whom met accident, and with whom he renewed acquaintance while visit Scotland. In the course of conversation ...
... SIR THOMAS UTTON’S SUGGESTION. Views on the necessity better organisation in regard lifeboats on liners are contributed Sir Thomas Lipton, who. in a letter the Times, write*: hat I particularly refer to the midden piling on liner* additional ...
... ULSTER WAS FORGOTTEN. £1,000.000 ESTATE OF SIR T. LIPTON. BIG BEQUESTS TO CHARITIES. LEGACIES FOB GLASGOW. Sir Thomas Upton’s estate is exceed £1.000,000 and the summary his will was issued last TlisTstatc at Osid«c to bo made over to Midi institutions ...
... DISORDERLY LIPTON MEETING. MILLION AT STAKE. MIJBRAY SCOTT WILL SUIT. At the annual meeting of Lipton, Ltd., in London, under the presidency of Sir Thomae Lipton, admiral who aaid wished to re* main anonymous moved a resolution that the ...
... CHOCOLATE MOUNTAIN. SIR T. LIPTON’S GIFTS DELIGHT GLASGOW CHILDREN. Over a ton of chocolates, made up in halfpound boxes, have been distributed by Sir Thomas Lipton, Bart., to thousands of parents and children in Glasgow. The queue outside ...
... by Mr. Heard and his crew. Sir Thomas Lipton announced on Monday night that drastic changes would made in Shamrock during the night before the start of the third race. • I am terribly disappointed.’* said Sir Thomas ...
... LIPTON FETED. Sir Thomas wax entertained at dinner Saturday night bv th«- governor the L l '*' ofuh. New’ York. said reason for keeping Shamrock there was that she might rare ton stitution Columbia in l' other ciiaileotje were imued would challenge with ...
... JOHNSTON Ofhicers and mbers of Kallyless L.O.L. 0% Ao regret the death of their highly d member. Bro. Robert sn, and tender their deepest hv to his brothers, Bro. der Johnston, P.M.. and Bros, Matthew and Edward o cousin, Bro. William nephews, Bros. Edward ...
... SIR THOMAS OUT OF IT NO MORE CHALLENGES REGRETS AT HIS DEFEAT THE SHAMROCK’S FUTURE NEWPORT (Rhode Island)—Aboard his steam yacht Frin watching Enterprise sweep relentlessly over the finishing line five minutes ahead of Shamrock V., Sir Thomas ...