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... Sloan, Muckamore; A. M'Killop, Antrim, secretary; T. W. Russell, M.P.: John Wilson, Dromaore: Rev. J. Mark. Drumbo; Messrs. J. Acheson, Braid: J. Chisholm, Carnmoney: J. Simms, J. Grant, Toome ; John Ferguson, gilnr springs; W. Vint, Carnmoney ; J. Bailie ...
... following the hearse were:— I Mr. John Roy (eldest eon), Mr. Albert Roy (son), Mr. Stewart Roy (son), Mr. John Albert Roy (grandson). Mr. Janies Roy (brother), Mr. Alexander Roy (brother). Mr. James M'Greevy (brother-in-law), Mr. John Phillips (uncle), Mr. James ...
... MB. JOHN KKIIMUSB AT LIMKRK'K. DETERMINED AGITATION RECOMMENDED. Speaking in Limerick yeelcrday at meeting of executive branch**of «»*;iie tliecilv and coufity, John Redtuond if the Nationalist* Ireland deaired the present movement end in •uereM it most ...
... mb. JOHN GORDON, SOUTH DERBY. THE OOMPVUBORY SAWS QUESTION Mr. Gortfan, KO., M.P. tar 8oq«h Dorry. r.d*«««d > stituenta in the Town Hall, MegberaWt. , , On the racoon of by Mr. P. J. Boyle, the chaw was Mr. John Weir, J.P. ~ John Gorfon. MJ> cM««i Jwr ...
... Russell would rsrrr the same principle operation in reßard every otJier question on which Nationahsu an* at vananoo with the ropni«enta*ire« of the loyal section of the commumty. and that in time h-'s Unionism irill also •succumb .” The statement was ...
... much land would ©liable „ j,; regret at inability to attend. 1 ' •.* ;x milk was at MR. JOHN HORNER, air ill'' . * L! l ° . TuiTtirv ' president of the Mr. Russell knew indue try Indand nn- bw J«)*l - Rut i there ...
... NATIONALISATION OF RAILWAYS. Mr. T. Av. Russell’s Views. th« annual Congress of ths British A» eociatioa Dublin on Thursday, Mr. T. W. Russell. M.P., took discussion the Nationalisation of ri4 J Railways,'’ arising out of a papier by Mr O’Connor, read ...
... famous ikishman dead. SIB TV. H. RUSSELL PASSES AWAY. DOYEN of war correspondents The Exchange regrets state that Sir Wm. Howard Ewell, LL.D., D.U, died on Sunday Sir William Bussell wsa a distinguished jour-alist. and was editor of th* Army and Navy ...
... RUSSELL AND MARKET INTELLIGENCE. The Chinese deettemed Lb. British Bible Brame Mondi f ite , -jti . t , fettering . THE WAR. POLITICAL AND PERSONAL _ - THE CHINESE Society's Mission et Lao Yang, near Meuketen. frozdfeheaghetk &le .. y r.,,,p.m. ilia. ...
... f»*oks have llie will of her late husband, Wr. John H. Ruasell, solicitor, Newry. declared invalid. Mr. Russell died Juno last, fourteen months after his marriaic, and siv months after the will, which Jilrt. Russell now contest* on the ground that the testator ...
... STATE MACHINE AT WORK.” i lecture by Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P. A was bckl 'n the schoolroom attached to the Prrebrtcnau Church of the Church GuOd. The Eev. .1 M. Hamilton D.D., presided. . Mr. T. W. Russell. M.P.. Vice-President of the Departraeut of Agriculture ...
... Mr. Wright, in the Magao r. Kern an Mr. John CiMa> (natructed Me« ...