... W. J. Morrow, of a Matruire— —A t Claud, ccoaty Perry, on the 22nd olt., the wife rf Patriek Maguire, merchant, v. m0t0r4 (LEAMJIt NATCIe. THIS, the first match in the series of the County Dcrry Cricket League, was played at Castlerock on Thursday ...

... Dorking—Beat cock and hen—l, Wm. G. Mulligan, Belfast; 2, Robert Mullen, Belfast; 3, W. Charley, Dunmurry. Silver Grey Dorking—Best cockerel and pullet-1, Hugh Breen, Saintfle/d ; 2 and 3. Robert Mullen. Coloured Dorking—Best cock and hen-1 and 2,.). A. &M. F ...

... 51omson, James Mullen, John M'Crory.eml Peler Donnelly, jun„ for riot eu.l effrey 01 Dnugonr.on, July lost; also, John Mullon, M.oh.el FerJ.- muni Morrison, James Mullnn, en.l Peter Donnelly. juu„ for assanlt upon James M»Us; *J s0 _ Mullen on.l Peter Donnelly ...

... J. If. »S.; Corry, James; Johnston, J. W.; Clarke, W. H. ; Dison, W,; Gregg, H.; Holmes, L. J.; M’Mullen, W.; Tcdford, James; Wilson, R. C. K.; M‘Mullen, R.; Johnson, W. A.; M'Auliffe, W.; Arnold, Wilberforcc; Dcspard, E. F. F.; Dickey, Evans, H. E.; ...

... May, J. H, 8.; Corry, James; Johnston, J. W.; Clarke, \V. H.; Dixon, W.; Gregg, H.; Holmes, L, J.; M'Mullen, W.; Todford, James; Wilson, R. C. K.; M'Mullen, R,; Johnson, W. A.;M‘Anliffe, W.; Arnold, Wilberforce; Despard, E. F, F,;Dickey,'—; Evans, H, E.; ...

... PEDESTRIANISM. Wiring from Armagh on Friday night to the SP ,l ;eft Chni;,/ , .. J. J. Mullen, the well-known Irish pedestrian. states that he will accept Len Hurst's challenge to run a race of five miles for or Eltid aside, the match to take place within ...

... Friday Mr. H. W. Cross, Conservative, was nominated and elected unopposed for the West Derby Division, in the room of Lord Claud Hamilton, resigned. • AOCELHEATION or MAELE.—The Timex made a justifiable boast last Tuesday that it bail received from a ...

... 27 and Ulster Ground, Ormean Bead, the Ulster Cricket Club Athletic Meettog. Action again rt a Railway Cohpaht.— The case ‘Mullen e, the London, Chatham, and Dover ilway Company has been heard the Exchequer Division, London. The plaintiff sought to recover ...

... the expiration of three weeks his Excellency will make his public entry into Dublin. The Aides-de-camp Waiting are Captain Claude Lascelles and the Hon. Mr. 8. Wodehouse. The state of health of bis Royal Highness Prince Leopold necessitates the constant ...

... 19th June, 1884. Dear Sir—Will you kindly convey to Governors of the Omagh District Asylum tbo most sincere thanks of Lady Claud Hamilton, and of all the members of her family, for the kind rerolutiun of condolence passed by them on the 12ib Inst? The ...

... ASYLUM. monthly meeting of the Board of Gnyernora the Oroagh Diatrict Asylnm, held jeaterduy. preeeot:—the Bight Hon. Lord Claud Hamillon, Ml*,, in the chair; Lieu'.•Colonel Franci* Ellin, I J.P.; Fraocia J. Gorraii, Eaq., D.L.; W. U. Arch, dall, Kaq. ...

... settlement are Lord Claud Hamilton and Mr. John Ross, B.L. No objection was made on the part of the trustees or on the part of any of the chargeants. Mr. Commissioner Lynch made the order sought. EXCHEQUER DIVISION. [Before Baron Dowse.] M Mullen & Henry v. Thomas ...