... vioe-chair, the of Br. Rev. William Hogarth. D.D..M. After the transaction of the awial routine business. Br. Hogg declared all officw vacant, and the following were amwinied —Rev C L Garnett, W.D.M.; Rei , William Hogarth. D.D.M.; Rev. J. K. Um. chaplain; ...

... Montaubau. Cl.ssoW (‘ars, London, jj ;,\KTII—BROWN —Juuo 3. Waylay Kdinburgb. the Rev. J. H. Cullotb, u|) N '-rt^-ifrTil William Hogarth. Leith, to .I ll» l.t. J. B~««. Lichtbouse Service. ...

... tenant denominations. The entire arrangements were m charge the officers of Money mo District L.O.L. No. 10. Br. Rev. William Hogarth, A. 8., rector, delivered a suitable sermon the occasion from I. Kings, chap. 18. verses and and was listened to with ...

... Spriaghill. The artists were Mies Miss May Heilei, Mies Olive Martin, Miss Hopper, Mies Byrne, Mrs. Lenox- Cravngham, Rev. William Hogarth, Mr. Oiffdra, L.R.A.M.; Mr. J. D. Hooper, and Mr. MacDonald. ...

... Churchyard, Noneymore. on the ult. Suitable .ervices were conducted in the church and at the graveside by Br. the Rev. William Hogarth. A. 8., rector of Ballyegßah. A beautiful wreath was eent from L.OL. No. 180 and the members of Moneymore trident Flute ...

... then ■ dared ail offices vacant, and the election officers lor 1905 resulted as followsßev. C. I- Garnett, VV.D.M.t Rev. William Hogarth DDM ; Rev- J. R M’Kim, Samuel Bradlev.’secretary; Alexander Muiholland treasurer (all re-elected); committee. Bis. Wilton ...

... their State robes, together with record of the coronation ceremony. Mr. William Heinemann, London, about: to publish William Hogarth,” Austin Dobson, with introduction on Hogarth's workmanship by Sir Walter Armstrong, Director National Gallery, Ireland ...

... largest in the District for some time. Suitable services were conducted in the church and at the graveside bv Br. Rev. William Hogarth, A. 8., rector of after winch the Orange ceremony performed. PARTICK. Rechab's Sons Total Abstinence L.O.L No. 225. ...

... the accused pleading that they were all London at the time of the robbery and till within days of their arrest. Mr. William Hogarth, accountant with Messrs Kerr Anderson, MacLeod. & Co., next gave evidence counting sum of £6,479, of wee in notes, and ...

... Church, Moneymore, when candidates from DraerUyn, Tamlaght, and BaUyegUsh were presented by the Revs. J. R. M*Kimm, M.A. ; William Hogarth, A. 8., and J. B. Cooper. Rev. F. M. Moeran, rector of Cookstown, acted Bishop’s chaplain. Sale of Work in Lisburn. Yesterday ...

... majority last January and to return Mr. Mr. John Elder seconded the resolution, which •a® paused with cheer*. _ Rev. William Hogarth proposed, and Rev. C. A. B. Millington seconded, foliowkg rwolation, which jjaeeed—“Wo, the Orangeiiien Coagh, Cookelown ...

... countrymen, but they objected to them getting any firmer footing than what they had present in , the empire. Br. K«v. William Hogarth, Ballyeglish, in seconding. said they wanted prevent any alteration in the present form of toe oath they most agitate ...