... 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 ...

... «*• (UntUlly rtdac*d I* tflM* a ciapMU aad speedy cletrsace. Caat* trsai 7/S, Caetaacs Inn 11/.. Frecks Irea 1/11, Ifaaa I/. Arm to (Ms Opartawt win fc. ODDMENTS la LADIES' WATERPROOFS Inmb 4/0* GIRLS' StylMh COAT aad HAT SETS Irea (/II ea sAart kaAlba ...

... Caugherty, Broughshane ; 4, John MadilLCrankill, Qlarryford ; r., Matthew Simpson, Mill Si., Ballymena. Selling class, any variety, cock. I, ’Virs. Finlay ; James L. Galway ; 3, John Gibson, Selling class, any variety, hen. I, John Gibson ; 2, James L. Galway ...

... English silver, weighing ounces and mould'd John Swift, an Engli-h Iri«h silversmith, in 1765, the mace “controlled” the business of Grattan’s Parliament at College Green, Dublin. It was placed under the table when John Lord Oiiel, the last Speaker, a resolute ...

... brand. OBSERVATIONS. Ballymena Town Court and Petty Sessions will held to-day (Friday). Amongst recent wills proved that of Mr. John Crawford, of Ballyuamaddy, Co. Antrim* former, who died on June 16 last, left personal Estate « England and Northern Ireland ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... had gone London Eleanor Hollinger be clerk Of both Central Advisory Council for the ' treatment. bodies in succession to Mr. John Employment of the Disabled, paid a - on ay. The last surviving and youngest son . . . risit Monday afternoon to Felden At the ...

... community the bereaved husband and relatives. The chief mourners were John M’Keown (husband), and Hugh Feeney (brothers), T. M’Kdlop Magil , M Killop, J. M Killop (relatives) Rev J Grattan P.P., Bullyclare, assisted by Rev E Diamond, P.P.. Glenarm, recited ...

... that battle. Nelson is reported to have asked the midshipman, What have you come see, boy—an old sea lion with one eye and one arm?” The late Lieutenant, who '.•nod in the Abyssinian and Egyptian Expeditions, had met Livingstone on the African coast. A nice ...

... that inspired u» all. VVc « , following committee: man 0, B. George Bowles 0, John Grecall the onc-day sl»i» she organised i eut . Camburn, Sgt. Entwistle c Houston, Storey John and her signal our many sales Mi. I- )• > w Dr B. M. Henderson V Bemman K. Lynn ...