... decoding 13.2 bauds. John Warwick's (Belfast) lady Bcntam. 1 Samuel Ewing's (Belfast) Cardigan Ton Rova! - * John M'Watters' (Belfast) Matchless 3 Driving competition for cobs, not exceeding 15 hands. Mrs. Smiley’s (Whitehead) . 1 John Warwick’s One the ...

... Glasgow. The ceremony was performed Very Rev. R. Canon Kawe, P.P., V.F., who celebrated Nuptial Mass, assisted by Rev. Thos. M'Grattan, P.P., Ballyc'are, and Rev. Patk. Maginn, 8.A., C.C., Cushendall. Miss Agatha Faulkner, Cushendall, was bridesmaid, and Mr ...

... HEAVY GUNS CLOSE ATTACK. Sir John was forensic, acid, mixture of sophistry, and what the judges call “attempts to import prejudice into the case.” He delivered some shrewd blows, hut his evident malevolence detracts from the value of his utterances. He ...

... London, 15th January, 1917. Socks, pairs, 6,820 ; Shirte, 1,157 ; Mittens, pairs, 791 ; Gloves, pairs, 61 ; Mufliers, 7*28 ; Cardigans, 12 ; Heloiets, Balaclava, ; Handkerchiefs, ; Towels, 1,948 ; Helmet Covers, 1,285 ; Jerseys, 81 ; Body Belts, 19 ; Insect ...

... Frocks, sizes in. and 36 in., 13/11 each. Girls’ Cotton Frocks. 24 in. to ’>B In.. 12/2 25/-. f\\ Ladies' Pullovers and Cardigans. 16/11 to 36/- U I \ esch; also W.X. and O.S. \V Ladles’ short-sleeve Pu ...

... the tween. A cardigan and jumper match worn with a toning tweed skirt, makes useful outfit for the golf links. I saw attractive short .leeved jumper magvar diape, witti rounded neck line tartened by single crysta button worn with a cardigan the same wool ...

... SENSATION GLASGOW STREET. BEMI NAKEU DASH HITS THE JAW. A ponerfully.built man sprintirig along Renfield Street, and waving his arms ami ehouting, created a sensution among Glasgow business people morning. To complete tiro thrill the sprinter tore off his ...

... , killed; John AF'Erlean. Cabra. Killed. Wounded—John M'Kay, sen., John M'Koy, jun., and George Moyaver (all of the one family); George Neill, Annoy; Robert M'Caughau. Armoy; Samuel ThompteVv-f*mr Aitfirvw - Gibson, Masies; Hugh Bretn; John Currowlnverty ...

... behaving decently. Mr. Heatley taken all the blame iff yon. Defendant—l thank you all, gentlemen. Constable Cu.cbeon charged John M'Laugh- with drunkenness the public street on the 2nd Inst. Fined and costs. Constable Mt*cheU charged Biward M‘Known, of ...

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