... examination of vessels lias some relation to the Ulster crisis. There arc, the Admiralty are aware, other ways of importing arms than the regular crow-C’hnnnel steamers to Belfast. Derry, and other ports, and it was hinted some time ago that close eye ...

... WalUoe, P-l and Peter J.P. District-Inapector and Mr. Mabaffey, CaP.S., were nUo preeent. / LiaHTINO-XTP REGULATIONS. Constable John Duggan, Baaharkin, charged Samuel M'ErUine. Dreen, with being charge of an unlightod rehicle at Coakagbracken December. Fined ...

... share of indirect taxation, while the tobacco manufacturers were making huge fortunes o'*t of him. Mr. R. H. Morris (L., Cardigan), seconded, remarking that the revenue had fallen from 61 millions in 1920 to 52 millions last year. Mr. W. Guinness said ...

... Bankfleld House. Cherin. Helper, Derbyshire. Chief Steward—Captain John Patrick, D.L., J.P., Co.C. Stewards—Messrs. John Kernohan. V. 8.; James M‘Allls*er. J.P.; J. A. Woodslde. T. 8. M'Allister, John Owens. R. C. Simpson. J.P. >X.. C.C., Olarryford is chairman ...

... 0 Er.! Eat it, eir. ; H J : cttLlsPIE BELFAST; G. B H eIVaIL ( Q RT.¥wA T (2m N ARM G ROBERT^ARLISLE (6WG), COLERAINE AND BACK ON THE STEAMERS LORD ANTRIM AND CARDIGAN HEAD. MR. MEGAW ARBIVtu MONDAY MORNING. HE MAINTAINED COMMUNICATION WITH ULSTER DURING ...

... Lodge was S. 8. Smyth, formerly of* Ballymoney. The installation ceremony itself was impressively performed by Rt. Wor. Br. Ur. John Croghan, Provineial Grand Master Northern (1.C.), Southern Irishman, who travelled from Johannesburg (1,000 miles) for the ...

... Grand Jurors: i John Sjx-cr.s. Win. Adams. Win. Hogg, Thomas Grown. Daniel M Kinnery. John Lyttle, John M Chire. has. Donnelly. John i)einpsey. Samuel Hedumml. Win. Johnston, Hugh Dysart. Gw. Watson. Win. C'lavvtord. John M'CTory. Shaw. ...

... Volunteers included in its programrue arming and drilling, it would be illegal, and the authorities would have 10 other course cpen to them but to £rocoed against the organisers and participafcrs in connmection with such arming and drilling. Beyond stating that ...

... bed. His face was lighted with pleasant smile; even hia eyes spoke of mirth. He had been smoking; his meerschaum lay. on the arm an easy chair had just left. In his left hand held clear glass bottle and a folded piece of cotton wool. As Lord Greonlow’s ...

... tural purposes, three years _i, Jolm of bona-fide County Antrim Ferguson. Silverspnngs, , ,' r „e Har>»“ . John Dougher Hollow I arm. r, 3. John Black. Liuuaary. Joseph Raddie, Best Two-year-old Gelding r for Agricultral purposes. Mrs. S. East Yearling ...

... Wardrobe, Lady’s Bicycle, 4 M.T. Washstands, large Upholstered Arm chair, Mahogany Diawing-ioom TaiWe, etc., etc. —James H. M ‘Kinney Sons, Auctioneers, Ballymena. 35-37. SPECIALITIES. Gent-’s Cardigans and Pullovers (New Collar), Ladies’ Jumper Suits, Pullovers ...

... report a substantial balance Both reports were considered satisfactory mod were adopted. the motion of Rev. John Armstrong, seconded by Mr. John Price, Mr. W. A. was re-elected president. A letter was read from Capt. R. M- Pryde. lion, secy., asking that ...