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... Death of Sir Thoma* Lipton Sir Thouuis Lipton, aged 81, died at hid London home at 7.15 on Friday night. H«i had been ill for just over week with a chi’l, which lie was thought to have contracted while motoring. On Thursday it was an* ...
... SIR HARRY LAUDER On professional visits to London Sir Harry Lauder would often stay with Sir Thomas, saying that it was better than hotel, -“and much cheaper.” Usually Sir Henry had one his host's cars to drive him to ami from the theatre, ...
... SIR THOMAS STAPLES, BART SOUTHERN EDUCATION, SOME NEW POINTS OF VIEW. In_the Southern House of Commons| on Wednesday, in the Committee om the new Constitution, COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE. Mr. Thomas O’Connell moved that ‘Article 11 be deleted, and that the ...
... graveside. The chief mourners were:— Samuel Johnston (son); Mrs. R. Aiken (daughter) ; James R. Aiken (son-in-law) ; Samuel, Alfred and Bob Johnston (brothers); Tom Boyd, James Blair, Sam Rankin, John, Thomas and George Cheevers (brothers - in-law), and ...
... Wm. Vmlth, John GiUis (relatives). Amongst the general public present were— Rev. Dr. Hnghes, Messrs. Ben Johnston, John Johnston, George Johnston, Matthew Johns too, Henry Lntton, Isaac I. O’Neill, John Moore, Walter Moore, William Moore Joseph Martin ...
... was supported by !' .I 'r. Jord.io, and euthusiastically passed. Sir Thomas Lea, in resiKmdiuc. alluded t«> remark made by previous speaker with reference to question put by him (Sir Thomas) the House Commons recently, and said very much feared that this ...
... Wednesday, before Ur. Thomas Johnston, J.P., a man named Felix Mellon, belonging the Cookstown district, and who was in Omagh on Assize business, was brought spin custody by Hergeant MannsbU, charged with threatening to shoot Thomas Devanney, Omagh. Devanney ...
... OBITUARY SIR HENRY GREER. The death has taken place at Curragh Grange, Kildare, of Sir Henry Greer, for many years a director of the British National Stud, a position he resigned in January last The National Stud was a gift to the nation in November. ...
... SIR LAWRENCE HIOOIHC, more strikurg tribute of respect and sympathy could have been paid to the late Si:' 1 •nwenee ggvns, vho:-,e death cn. Saturday after hrief iliticss, his residence, Rainey Street, MagheiatcU, than that manifested the very largo cortege ...
... Robert Johnston, John Adams, Thomas *»uch a Bill.” Well, (Sir Thomas) did not think Robert Ekin. P.L.G.; Thomas Monleeih, ‘hat that was a practical policy- (Hsar^hear.) J„ TL..j (ianrop Hewison Such a coarse as, that would bo attended by ...
... Davidson. J.imes Mitchell, Thomas Boyce, W. Spier,. R. White. S. Allen, A. Rueter, W. Smyth, Thomas Bain, A. M'Crea, W. Mires, James Ferguson, W. J. 11• Garry, W. Newry, D. Harkness, Joe M'Cree. P. Heaney, J. 111• Garry, R. Johnston, R• 1111201 Leslie. J. ...
... handed over by Sir Knt. William Murphy, District Lecturer of East Tyrone Royal Black Chapter. Sir Knt. John Rod:or. R.W.M., who presided, assisted by Sir Knt. Henry A. Palmer, D.M., extended a cordial welcome to the District Master, Sir Knt. John Alexander ...