... lamenting thtkfact that our Urban Council did nothiritto assist in the celebration.; and ,no doubt, there is some cause for complaint in this dirty , non. BANGOR CEFRAL v. BANGOR This fixture to Part on Saturday last in the first round of the Junior Cup, ...

... as he on tell. Tag a li;. — He would RA the magiatndes to sae the sergeant wee telling • lie when he said he received complaint. •bout the natter. Pem was terming his cattle up from the shore sad was In cheer of them. He never termed them Wiwi as the ...

... esclained the policemen if I bad been vigilant. he would have been in gaol for drunkenmen, imbed of being allowed to write Ins complaint ardent Me lb , home' A AlVereeKT editor says: On our eett.ide wll ke totted mine floe alternations for raising peaches. ...

... to him. Thy wipa ts. are his reentry not only reverted but hared was r.rr before his mind; hems his wish hw an active awl Inward forrign policy. mad his rinse sisentiation nit). Count Ashes.. Ihnl during the earlier pint of the latter'. abort Niuistotiol ...

... inflamed American opinion; but, an far as this particular omission is conesreed, there reason to believe that the cause of complaint will be removed. The Japanese Government has been strongly advised by tta own servants to stop tbo info: of immigrants into ...

... Provolone. Light Wanted. The application of Nlrs Austin for a lamp at College Avenue was referred to the Gas Committee. A Complaint. Mr. S. H. Avery, secretary of Bangor Traders' Association, wrote stating that the members of the association, particularly ...

... cheaper go to Bundoran l'astlederg been delivered. through Osnagh than to go from Omagh itself There are two main heeds of complaint. The to liunderan. It wee a thilling less. one us that the main interest of 1e Irish ca Mr. Acworth—May I just ask n that ...

... goost - Thin trot, singular enough as regard, outwits , ' manifest•tion of tenderness on the part of Iris' nentatit fathers inwards their children. is al' the more singular when contramted with tle• man's attitude toward* his unhappy wife, and tends to then ...

... motion was seconded by Captain T. A. Parkhill. and passed unanimously. A car-inspector was an. pointed to investigate the complaints made regarding damage done to the carmen's shelter in Sullivan Place. and the police were to be informed, with • view to ...

... came before the Council in August. but has not yet been dealt with. On the 26th of August Mr. Patrick Marron made a strong complaint as to the quality of the butter sold in the Market Street market. Oo the 2nd of September tee Council decided to invite the ...

... g than this part of the service. Two heads or crimpsnies dad in white raiment to emote the sanctity of their dice and the inward parity which ought to attend it, nand opposable each sabre rid Woe up alternately Ike parte el the cheat, miegling their clear ...

... (Net liability, £114,80812.. 10d. The return showing the number of yawls and their register tonnage that crossed the Bar—inwards—from the Ist June 1901, to the 31st Some of the fashionable bonnets fk,r elderly women have strings of maline or tulle, which ...