... FOB SALE. COAL —English* toa.—John M.'lUgeo Oa, Limited. 18 Doceealt North. Telephone* 14 and 1414. f 'UAL.—Scotch. per ton.—John Milhgon * Oa, Limited. 18 Square North. Telephone* 14 and 1414. Note, 17s per (on.—John Milligen ft Co Limited, Square North ...

... house.—Nelson Russell. 64 Royal Arenue. TAWS' AVENtfE'TISSKNIceParlourHouse; 3'bed rooms: garden; Ss weekly.—Russell, Royal Ar. ■p'AIRVIEW'S'ffitTET (26), Crmnlin~Road: good Par- -4- lour House to Let; very convenient; 26s monthly. —Russell. 64 Royal Avenue ...

... Criminal Court, London. yesterday. John Taylor. Win. George Taylor, Charles Gurnm, and Charles Knight were charged with breaking into the premises Moppin & Webb. Limited, and stealing jewellery valued over .£43,000. Russell and both Taylors pleaded guilty ...

... Modeller. ERNEST REES. The WEDBURKS. The Droll Comedian. The Favourite Comedians. AMY RUSSELL, VIOLET WEGNER, Ballad Vocal hi. Comedienne. Positively last Two Nights John Lawson’s sensational Hebrew Episode. ‘HUMANITY.” ...

... by John Kennedy for damages ageinst respondent tor having sold him a quantity of Aberdeen turnip ficerl in mistake for Swede seed. Mr. Brown (instructed by Mr. James Wood, M.P.) appeared for appellant, and Mr. Drumgoole (instructed by Mr. Russell) for ...

... with being drunk Tueaday. Fined 5a and costs. .\cti»ig-Sergeant Half charged John M'Kee with being drunk. Tlie case was adjourned for two months. In the case of- Cohstablo Russell against Hugh O'Neill for drunken ness., similar ruling was made. Sergeant ...

... Street and Rosemary Street. i341bl MR. T. W. RUSSELL ANXIOUS TO RETIRE. ASKED TO RECONSIDER HIS DECISION. ThroQßhont South Tyrone the rumour pre- vails that at the end of the present Tarlia- j Mr. Russell ail! not s.*ek re-election forj the division, ...

... 1905. Basil A. Knox. ULSTER BANE, July, 1905. William T. Murray, Charles Patterson. NATIONAL BANK, July, 1905. John J. Frost. Edward T. Russell, Ralph B. Taggart. June, 1905-TWO SUCCESSES. May, 1905—THREE SUCCESSES. April, 1905-SIX SUCCESSES. Candidates ...

... Rmoell charged John Donnelly with being drunk and disorderly in Ogle Street. Fined 20s. 14 days. Sergeant Montgomery charged James Treanor with being guilty of riotous beliaviottr the public street. Pined 2s 6d Jind cost*. Constable Russell charged Patrick ...

... Mm. Gertrude Russell, Warreopoint. sects the will her late husband, Mr. Jolm Hosscll, nolicitnr, of Newry, dcolarod invalid. Mr. dial Juno List, fourteen months after liif marriiuro, and six monDw after nude tho vilL, which Mrs. Russell now contests on ...

... Thompson. J.P. (chairman of Iho Bidfast Harbour wrote expressing his regret inability attend. MR. JOHN nOENER. president of the 1.D.A.. said Mr. Russell knew tho linen industry Ireland is a very important one. second only to that of agriculture. In its ...

... attend. Mr, John Fisher, solicitor, said was froqnently brought into contact with Mr. Rtissell, who was shrewd and intelligent Tie noticed no change in his mental vigour after the oh-ction petition and after made tho will November last. Mr. Russell dealt with ...