... 8 Mr. Wood for 1e Mr. Joseph Gray was the holder sion, and John Hunter J. m clai met that he was entitled to the interest of Mr. Joseph having obtained an ejectment decree nst Gray. Mr. John Hunter Johnston having given evidence to the above effect, and ...

... nat see his way out of wae very much to Mr; Russell: eaid: that made that least the side of the town in the Nowry Potty. that he situate in thas respect of he. town: and: owned by the: Inte His Mz. Russell to on the msiness-till the next would be ‘ backs ...

... hostility in making his statement, but there seomed to be a feeling that a reflection on the way the duty was intended by Mr. Russell, and that if so it was unfair, seeing the short time had been in office. It was also urged that the attack should have been ...

... straw. A great on Mr, Russell’s visit in that y of the true. Mr. Russell was right when he said that the However, they Mr. Bussell for believed firmly that some good sech an interest fet result from his endorsed Mr. be thankful to Russell for huddled together ...

... Dillane, John, 785; 15, 3 16, 779; 17, Hillas, Kim T., Belfast, 776 Westmeath, 772 ; 20, Blair, 17, Boyle, Antrim, 764; 21, M‘Gann, Dublin, 760; 760; ER, 7539; 24, Stokes, James J., Belfast, 759; 25, Doran, Michael F., Cork W.R, 753 3 27, Russel, John, Wexford ...

... daughter. PONSONBY—January 3, at Constantinople, the wife Ponsonby, Military Attache, of a son. MARRIAGE. DOWNER—RUSSELL—November 29, at St. John’s, Milson’s Point, b Rev. R. Li Vicar of the Sir Join Wi! Downer, K.C.MG., Q.C., of South Australia, to Una of ...

... and such egregious misrepre- sentation of Irish public opinion. Mr. T. W. Russell it the “Globe,” which, intensely Tory though it is, says in ite current issue—“ Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P., is hardly to be commended for the tone of his speech at Seskinore ...

... Company, Belfast, and they claim £190) Dublin, Friday. CHANCERY DIVISION. [Before the Vice-Chancello RUSSELL V. BLACKWOOD. This is an action Mr. Francis Russell, V.S., and Mr. James both of Down, as the executors of the late Mrs. late of Comber, County Down ...

... had polled. present during the The Ward School the polling venue, being divided into three stations under the presidency Russell, John Matthews, and Francie Pollock. forthe tos vacant seats— Messrs. J.P.; Hugh , James Neill, Richard The was declared ten ...

... Tock Plas London Chamber of Commerce propose Russell, £2 7s 11d, for yarns to be Road Mili fey ll ing Company (ork ‘ork and labour done. mg EN | ohn Pegan, 16a 7a; D. Gand Seq Cinnamond, Park & Co, £2 of Sir John for the on the merits. James Uprichard against ...

... no opposition, the application fer of St Russell for applicant. fora transfer of Joseph H. Shaw, for applicant, James M’ High Street, Ballynahinch, Henry A. transfers. Mr. H. M‘Cammon, solicitor, for Wa. John Carragh, Bench 27th November last, who the ...

... will not [Before the Lord Sn aati MACLAUGHLIN V. EXECUTORS OF JOHN HENRY, DECEASED. This was an by Mr. Daniel order the venue to The ac- by Mr. M: Martha and Samuel Beid, recover £174 of John on foot of bills of exchange have been endorsed deceased, who ...