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... the country. At the same meeting Mr. John Cassidy said — Mr. Russell knew the requirements of the country. and appeared to be reverting to his first love, the interests of Irish nationality. He knew Mr. Russell from his youth. He remembered him in the ...
... JOHN *LIM G. NEXT to Sir Robert Hart, probably the moat distinguished servant of the Chinese Government in the Customs Service was Sir John M'Leavy Brown, C.M.G., who has this week been addressing the China Society in London. Sir John left Queen's College ...
... Mr. Russell a r.yel welcome. (Applaus-q. It was right that Lisburn should give Mr R 'ascii a royal welcome, f r .n Ulster there was no town more pattiotic and loyal to the Union than Lisburn, and there was no man who had done more than Mr. Russell in the ...
... 31st March—Letting of Lands, and Sale of Cattle and Manure, at Ballymullen, for Mr. John Maxwell, at 4. 4th April—Letting of Lands. for Reps. late Mr. John Sloan. at Ballyroan, at 5. sth April—Licensed Premises with Farms attached. containing 29 Acres ...
... DRUNKENNtSS. John •Caherty, Ballymullen, for drunkenness on loth ult., was fined in us 6d and costs, on the evidence of Constable Burke . A like fine was imposed on James Russel!. Aghalislone, for drunkenness on sods ult., Constable Kilkenny being the ...
... Richard Allen, H. Larmour, W. H. Hancock, solicitor ; John Ruddy, Arthur Maxwell, James E. Sloan, William Fullerton, Robert Diamond, John Clarke, H. Whitfield, Ross W. Thompson, Charles Scott, John Gill, Killaney; George B. Wilkins, solicitor ; A. J. Morrow ...
... Draths. MACHENRY—February at the residence of his brother-in-law, Frank Russell, V.S., 44 Railway Street, Lisburn, John, second son of Paul klacHenry, Kesh House, Hillsborough. Funeral to family burying-ground, llerriaghy, on to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon ...
... made:--Mr. Matthew Matthewson, chairman of the polling district ; Mr. William Smyth. secretary; Mr. John Johnston. treasurer; delegates. Messrs. John Orr and David Wilson. The committee of last year, with slight amendment, were re-elected. Captain Craig ...
... Davey presided, and amongst those present were:—Sir Robert and Lady Anderson; MOWS. George Kidd, J P.: John Wilkins, I.P. ; John Higginson, William Gaw, John Macfarland, Isaac Sloan, lobn Williams, R. M. Forsythe, Thos. Scott, David Patterson. Hugh Young, ...
... George B. Wilkins, George St. George, M.D. ; Charles Scott, John M'Harg, M.A. ; H. Jamison, R. M - Comb, Alex. Patterson, John Hall, Jan. E. Sloan, W. J. Fraser, John Skelly, R. Thompson, John Thompson, Thos. Mordoch, H. Barbour, : A. Kirkwood, Jas. A ...
... Lisburn or NELSON RUSSELL, 64 Royal Avenue, Belfast. HOUSE AND CONFECTIONER'S SHOP to Let. No. 62 Bow &RIM, 0000 pied by Mr. A. Fsrare. Apply to W. J. BAILE Y. NOTICE. POISON IS LAID DOWN ON MY Land in KNOCKMORN. All dogs shot. JOHN LAVEBY, Ballymscash ...
... AUCTION OF FAIRVIEW, LEGMORE, DERRIAGHY. Valuable Farm of Land. We have been instructed by Mr. JOHN FAIR (owing to declining health), to Sell by AUCTION, at one Mart, M•airr Lisburn, on TUESDAt, 20th February, 1906, at Twelve o'olock noon, HAT VALUABLE ...