... mounting up from the horizon, and a low whistling prognosticated the one >ming of a storm. ” Let us go into the library.” said Lord Greenlow. I have already felt one or two drops of rain on face. It will probably only lie a sharp thunderstorm—the air has ...

... Co.. Ltd., being discernible in the distance, while further to the left Belfast is seen shrouded in a mantle smoke. Mr. Morrow, who is now enjoying a wellearned leisure while his “boys'’ take the discarded harness, retains wonderful memory, and when in ...

... o-t insidious form o, A I sIIIAIN, because the muscles overcoming the deferd, the fetram unsuspect. . rouble results. A seientifie test reveals yvhetl.er ymur are u.irnm r«« are seeinc as the result strain. Remember none but Optician ...

... pricking juat happens to have come in with this war. A Fisheries Exhibition. Th« Board A^ricultur• and waived, through tlio Foreign Office, ootiflcatiuo from th« BritisS Conaul « Gothenburg, to effect that a Srandioarian Fiaheriea I'ltioo will Ik- Jteld Maritrand ...

... MONTCOMLU’V. Lvjugclist tToni Scotland. Commencinf? SUNDAY, lit October PARLEY A MEI.TOS. Pith;-. Pattering Pair. ITLLDS. Burlesque Couicdian. j.no AND TEE. Muetcal Comedy Speciality. A HUXTER Acrobatic Pan- Also every Etrning during days excepted, ;;t 7-IT ...

... EYESIGHT CHATS. ,J. \V, .JOHNSTON, Consullinq: Optician, BELFAST, BALLV.M and LAKNK, '%I7’HV IT IS NECESVRV \VK THE SIGHT TESTED. ll' TOI.K- DEFEt I’ SHORT SIGHT. LONG SIGHT, ASTIGMATISM, ,vou #r»‘ unduly stjrainins: (1,,, ocular inusdes’in order see ...

... where Mr. George’s motor-car was waiting A few yards away. Nixon was bundled into the car, and his captors, who were masked and armed, scarcely spoke a word. The car proceeded rapidly into the country, where an I.R.A. “courtmartial’ was staged. In consequence ...

... GIRL'S CHAT WITH MURRAY. Margaret Black, who was at the Bay Hall dance, said she had a conversation with Murray at about 11-30 p.m. She asked him about some girl triends, and he replied that he had intended to return to Carnlough for a second load, but ...

... sunstroke, especially those relatively big heads and short noses such bulldogs. A sufferer may fal. unconscious without any pre.iminaiy warning, and death mav ensue. Place in a shadv ?pol immediately, and ice can be obtained, which is not likely nowadays ...

... CHAT WITH BRIDGET MULLAN. Coming to the evidence Miss Bridget Million, a maid in the Northland Arms Hotel Dungannon, the Attorney-General said Miss Mullan was the third woman who entered into life of Courtney, she would tell the jury that she had kept ...

... tenant of one of a block of flats under a lease in which there was a covenant that no dog should be kept without permission of the landlords. After a burglary in her flat, and acting on medical advice, she got a dog without permission and ...

... had taken' a very lenient view of the cuse in acceptmpb: plea of manslaughter. and had given M‘Donald what benefit of tha A--* there prevailed. It would he a waste of time if he gave an address or attempted to ad\'ise‘ the prisoner. This was a tragedv of ...