... LISBURN CONSERVATIVE FLUTE BAND. Promitatioo to Mr. John Perry. For Women W.. FAITHFUL Hi n t s F or Th e H orne A social room SOME NEW WAYS WITH with past and pm Went o f the band and their PLUMS. Monde, together with a number of ; By MARY GOOD. ' visitors ...

... Elizabeth Kelly. Nlit:s N. Him. R. Mr>, .1. M. A. IL Nlaek. Itroonittedge P.Z.B.—Rov. W. I: .Leh, Messrs. John John Hayes, John Paikt Moffett. John Stewart. Illagheiagall P.E.S. Mr. 114rbt. Armstrong, Mr. ill 11e1,10% mere 1., represent the E4hwation Authority ...

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... Hughes, Cardigan. Nicholas Cairo. Arlech dhow,. Andrew Barbara*. John Halter. George Brusch, Wirt Hartlepool. Edward Davies Sutton. A. E. Harrison (ff 7), Astley Street, Underdale Read. Shrewsbury. Geoffrey Dove. 194. Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury. John Williams ...

... Wee! Cardigans (Ladles) 6/I 6,11 ladles' All Neel 4 I VI I Nu CA I 1$ wide NNW* de. 2/6 1/11 Hemstitched Pillow Cases - I/- 1/11 Ladles' Silk Stockists - 1/- 10/11 Sateen Covered Wadded Wks 7/11 YOUNG ' S, Lisburn. TOWN OF LISIUNN. KING'S ARMS, S MARKET ...

... optician in Washington—namely born-rimmed eyeglass, with cord attached, worn Lord Cardigan when he led the Light Brigade at the Balaclava charge. That morning Lord Cardigan had broken the glass of the gold-rimmed monocle he usually sported, and took the ...

... (preferably woven). St. John Ambulance Association— Khaki shirts, blankets, sheets, dressing gowns, vests and drawers (preferably woven), hot water bottles, tobacco, and chocolate. The address of the St. John warehouse is 56 St. John's Square, Clerkenwell ...

... ; fined and casts. Same v. John Stewart, drunk on Sunday, the toth inst. ; three previous convictions find and costs. Sergeant Hillas v. Patrick M 'Donald, drunk on the and inst. ; fined 6d and costs. Same v. James M'Grattan. drunk on the 4th March ; fined ...

... LARCENY AT DONNA AND NANNANSTOWN. DUNNURRY SOWIT. At a special court in Dunmurry on 'Wednesday before Capt. K. M. Moore, J.P., John Reilly, Arizona Street, Belfast. was charged with, at Derriagby, between sth and 7th April, he unlawfully and feloniously broke ...

... bad, that which al e was to go through was destined a thousand times worse. They were no sooner alone than John Merton advanced towards her with arms extended for the expected embrace. but she shrank from them as a child might from an ogre. If that was what ...

... MIGHT Oft It/GMT/ afiernoon the residatts of Aberdorey. on the ifftoree of Cardigan Bay, demonslraterd their tight common land which had been fenced in by Mr. Solomon Andrews, of Cardi ff . Ab ou t t wo o'clock, in response to the bellman, who had been ...

... formerly of Messrs. Grattan & Co.. Belfast. announced that he had taken over the business of Mr. 0. V. Bolton. M.P.8.11.. in Market Square. Lisburn and that he was open to receive ceders. Death—The death took place on 30th November of Mr. John P. Alexander. ...