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... Os morning a man named John Kane sustained very serious injuries through falli,:g into • salt xn at Clipperstown Solt ra..rick. fergos. It appeared from Kane's statement that he to ,Ballintoy, near Oh Monday night he intended to proceed to Glasgow by ...
... would have the prompt approval of Mr. Rumen himself. He would simply mention the Right Hon. John Atkinson, Her Majesty's Attorney-General for Ireland. (Mr. Russell - Hear. hear.) A more valiant friend of the Irish people, including the farmers, he believed ...
... Thurs. day evening, 29th inst. The principal speedier will be Mr. Russell, bot invitations will also be meet to Mr. Corbett, and Alderman Lowther. There is a strong opinion here that Mr. Russell should be heartily supported. I believe it will gratify a large ...
... Rev. C. W. Hunter, M.A.. John Macafee, to Hessie Wallace, both of Ballybogey. MAcDranorr BLACEPURN—September 6, at Christ's Church, Limavady, by Rev. Canon Galbraith, M.A., James 3facDermott, 8.N.C.R., Limavady, to Margaret Russell Blackburn, youngest daughter ...
... Main Htreet, Matter for eurreht week's must be iu the bands of the Editor Weir that Tuesday. Adieu:Liao ou• mot pcnt to Mr. JOHN rtet. Coterakits. aortijern ttnnttits' Xbbtrtistr. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29m, 1900. The Belfsaf Tea News-LITTN it AND THU News- ...
... Cosy, Dkvid Dickey, Maxwell Gault. Francis Grant, William Higginson, John Houston, Thomas Houston, Andrew Keen, John Kirk, James C. Kirkpatrick, John Megaw, Alexander Miscampbell, John Stouppe Finley M.Cance, Jae. ItSparran, Joseph Patrick O'Kane, Alexander ...
... PRESS. BIRTHS. Due-Jals 19. at Russell Terrace, Seem*, Citeraine, the wife of Mathew Blair, of a daughter. -Jitly 23, at James' Stress. Coleraine, the wife of Thomaa Devenoey, et a son: HERM' --July 13. at Glesgort, Agbadowey. the wife of David Henry ...
... James F. Mackennon, J.P. (D.V.Cd, John M'Caughan, J.P., Patrick M'Carry, J.P., John Fulton, Hugh Donnelly, Win. C. Kennedy, James Clarke • VVin. J. Boyd, Wm. M'Henry John Donnelly. Hugh Duncan, John S. Irwin. John M'Bride, Wm. J. M'Vicker, ...
... Wallace, Lacontion John Boyd, Daily winilland Robert Carson, Artiterral John Donnelly. R DC, BallintOl John Adams, linnet John Smyly, W M LOL 541. Drnmahegits Arehibend Henderson, Monty Janine M'Maeter , Ballymoney John Holm., ...
... Filgate, J.P., Wm. Stewart, J.P., Andrew Keen, LP., James Boyd, J.P., John Ilethering• ton, Richard Gregg: William James Ramsey, James Thompson, Hugh Wilson, Hamuel Gray, John P. Stott, John B. Gilkia, A. M. Kirkpatrick, William D. Hamilton. William 11. Donaghy ...
... Dr. O'Brivu, V.G., Limavady, by Bev. Hugh *Glynn, C.C.. Tainhightard, John Bryson, tiistrokeel. eldest son of Mich!. Bryson, °lack, to Mary Kate. eldest daughter al the late John and Ellen Dechan, Mungret, County Limerick. BURNELL and Dwx—Juno 5, at ...
... Leelie, D.L., and Messrs. Samuel Allen, J.P., LL.D., Philip Creaghe. KB.. John Boyd, J.P., John WElderry,J.P., Andw. Keen, J.P., and John Pinkerton, J.P.) ALLEGED AN/SAULT • SWORD. John Peacock, a farm servant residing at Carrowreagh, surrendered to his bail ...