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... without the wonts Or. J. Brownes Ouorodvn*'• the Oov- comnanks each bottle. Sole Manufacturer. J. T. UavssroßT. 55, Great Russell Street. London. Bold In Bottle*, lid, 9d, and 4s Od. KINAHAN’S v. o. AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKIES. Finest and Oldest Market. From ...
... Harrison 'instructed by Mr. Porter and Msr. G-aIwav; for certain of fthe ten-uets,; Mr. Wan. MittGasta (inca-noted by Mr:. Johne. Car- rickf-,rfrus) fjor the landlords, t4;e CaariuklfeTrgus Towxn Gomrnisisioners, and somte of the tenants. Other interests ...
... 8. M‘Kay, A Fncnd. .Wm. M*Curdy, John Stewart, 8. Millar, Hugh Gray, J. M‘Carroll 14 0 The following gave Is each Miss Marjory Rowan, Messrs. William Stewart, John Grant, JasM’Kcndrie, Wilson Stevenson, Robt Russell, Wra. M'Clclland. Robert Hays. Wra ...
... from Bal- doyle. John Angus, jun., -WaS appointed coxswain of the Ro-tbh -lifeboat, isith instructions to. keep the crew in readineas during eas-terly gales on the s^-kri foor casualties c n the Baldoyle sanxdbank. Ar. T. X. Russell, MY.P.- has talken ...
... 12-pouiatcer il2cwt. gunis. S-i of ?? former are to be rteadi'c for deepatch to South Afia bv the 24th inst. DEPARTURE OF LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN'S SON. Tihe saiing of th. ?? Castle from South- impvon, says the 'Da.ily M l' wazs made m:ere| mterescinr otnter ...
... Cakfiortt. Alt's bob. •nil him Reotccant, bafeony at the GvOdfasdl was oecnpsed by i.idks. Lord Major 'Tea led ’.by the Sir John Voec 3f»wrr. isir Henry Knight, Sir J. T. *nd other corporale body. Before the first was exited note tab* the oath the Lord ...
... Tbomaon, Govan, for the buildiofl of two etcamor*. The alee! B.s. AmiStor, 2.991 ton* gron, 1 9il tons net, built Mci. as. Russell A Co., Greenock, 1890, with enjrices Win.. ?9in., and 64in., by 40in. stroke, by Mews. Dnns* muir A Jack ion, and owned Means ...
... of Mr. James Bingham, HARVEY—HARPER—December 26, 1899, at St. Mary’s Parish Church, Belfast. by the Rev. John 8 D.D.. Samuel. -ocond son of Mr. John m. 3-;&5::::- to Mildred, youngest daughior r. id Harper, Hallely Cottage, Randaletown, Co. Anteim. . K ...
... drink acL the limie, and- in a scuffle O'cDonnoli hed boon stebed. Bonet won willing to T!v (onapenaItaion in the cas;e. Mr. John Nilecey. ?? saidril -alrk unloixranarly was at the ?? o, the t-, bli he ?? to Pwoint out in this dis- ticlt ithcn men foullt ...
... hare a» yet subscribcel no- j thing. view this, has been decided to I «iic St. John's Wood Church allow Rev. Dr. | M-ir.m Oilwon i-> for the building fund what ; Rev. Dr. John Watson did for college fund- f As niiv'ht have fAtppojed. the war has I interfered ...
... moat satisfactory kind. In his beck on reminiscence!, That Ileminds Me, Sir Edward Russell, of the •• Liverpcel Daily Poet,' recalls the fact that during the lute Mr. John Bright's connection with the old ' Morning Star - as part proprietor he once wrote ...
... Mary's Parish Church, Belfast, the Rev. John Spence. D.D.. Samuel, ocond son of Mr. John Harvey. to Mildred, youngest daughter of Mr. David Harper. Cottage, Randahtown, Co. Antrim. KIRKPATRICK—MOORE—December 21. St. John's Church, Belfast, the Rev. S. E. Cooney ...