... telegrams of sympathy and regrot are pouring in. The following is .tom Men tboTime' Arnold. Matthew, eldest sun the late Rev. Thomas Arnold. D.D., head nixsterof Rngby. born December 24. 1822, at Lalcnam, near Staines, his father then resided with private ...

... Crawford, D.L., J.P.; Robort Clarke, E. U. Clarke, Thomas Hall, J. M. Hoyn. Alexander Johns, 3.P.; Henry I. Johns, Samuel A Johnstone, J.P.; George J. M. Kennedy, W. B. Lowsau. A. T. Macauley, Thomas J. Martin, l>avid Moon. Samuel Mulligan, Rev. Hugh ...

... demand that is being made upon the Government to promote the fishery of Ireland, and to give better means of livelihood to the hardy and adventurous race who line oar seaboards. Bat, if in Ireland, the dopes to this relief scandal are to discovered far and ...

... me. He was drunk and swaying backwards and forwards on the car. I do not know who the subconstable was, but I think it was Thomas Bergin. I had ample opportunity of seeing him, as neither us were driving fast. We passed each other, and everyone was looking ...

... Ciowan, Victoria Street, Beliast, EGGS. —Cross, Plymouth Rock and Black Spanish; best layers ever produced; chickens very hardy; settings of 13, 2s Od. Apply Garnerville. Strandtown. rllO Let. Hwellinp house and Shop, 20 Bank- I. more Street. William ...

... Richardson, the man who would swell the ranks of Gladstone’s Government, the Government that supported Home Rule for Ireland. Mr. Thomas Best, seconding the resolution, said Messrs. Close and Blacker were true lives, and the onlv true Conservatives the conte ...

... refreshment tables:—Mrs. Workman, Mrs. Robert Corry, Miss Cony, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Morphy, Mrs. Steen, the Misaes Hardy, Mrs. M'Keneie, Miss M'Bride, Mrs. Dr. Killen, Mrs. Cordon, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Wallace. Miss Hanna. Miss Mrs. D. K. Mitchell ...

... ) this Church, TO-MORROW (Sunday), 14th May. At MORNING SERVICE, 11.30. by‘the Rev. T. J. WELLAND, M.A.. Incumbent of St, Thomas’, Belfast; And at EVENING SERVICE, 7.0, the Rev. WALTER RIDDALL, M.A., Incumbent of the Magdalene, Belfast. MORNING SERVICE—Te ...

... now six eninoa S&fc—2B ine*. Bafisi nctics Patterns, doyll*. iram . Humber A Go.'b Cycles, /or all d: hoik ttr't. Baylitis. Thomas Co.'s Bicycles ...

... Wallace and tho Misses Heraman, Miss Isa Finlay, Miss M. L. Finlay, Mrs. Donald, Messrs. W.H. Finlay. R. A. Simms, W, A. Hardy, Washington Pirrie, and Walter Jamison, £1 each; Miss Lily Finlay, £1 ss; Messrs. Charles SimminsandK. Hunter, 10s each; Mr ...

... Houry Fifsgiblxv.i, Q.C., for the Belfast, s.a U.e Court, uincipi'.l DuilditigH. 10-d.iy. ,md the of cj.il husmestt. Sir. Thomas Cmmingham, Deputy Clerk of tbe i’eacc, was iu attendance. Tlenrv v. Moore. Hugh Henry. Antrim, sued Samnel Moore. ItclfiiHt ...

... tide afternoon at Osborns. Lord Carlin giord left Leaden this morning to attend. Hr. Knight, ez-Hayor of London, and Mr. Win. Hardy also tnvtlMM London to receive knighthood. UK. OSCAR WILLS. Ur. Oeau Wilde ia arrive at Imperial BaMtbi* avanlag from half ...