... Rangers. Mr. D. Martin acted as referee. and lined out the teams as follows: —Glenvale—J. Stewart; P. M'Grattan, T. Rankin; C. Al'Alister. W, M'Grattan, A. Clarke; J. Doherty. J. Todd, T. Martin, J. Millar, and .1. Edmundson. Rangers—N. Camels; G. Gage, ...

... which led up to the co rus charge. Lord Cardigan’s state- m t Was written for Mrs. Norton, the L authoress, and was copied by im and a copy given to Major-General nd Light, who died last year, tr rd Cardigan says—- eu Brigade was suddenly ordered to ...

... this Firm in preference to soy other. What's in a Name ? THE NAME, John Boyd, CHURCH STREET, BALLY M'ONEY. st a nds for the best possible value In the Coods enumerated. J BESETS and Cardigan Jackets in all colours, sizes, and prices. 0 IL Baizes and American ...

... Craig, J.P., Richard Gregg, R. M. Kirk*. rick, Robert M'Curdy, John Cunningham, John Ferguson, James Tweed, V. M'Keague, Clarke MacDermott, William Rainey, James Cameron, James Thompsoa, John M'Allister. SANCTION. The Local Government Board wrote expressing ...

... treachery and treason to the greatest Parliamentary statesman whom Ireland had sent to represent her in Westminster since Henry Grattan rose from a dying bed to oppose the sale of the Irish Parliament, by the traitors who were suborned by the gold and tawdry ...

... way, hearing a private letter to the sheriff, to delay matters till the mandate if the judge should be brought to him in due 'arm. My letter was from the Lord who could do more than this to hinder justice. need were, having mighty power and estates in the ...

... said the 27th 3iuury was the day on which the polling tool piece in connection with the South Davy election, in which Mr. John Gordon, K.t ~ and Dr. Keightley were the candidates, thu former the Unionist and the latter thi: Liberal. Plaintiff was • supporter ...

... be observed trawler. He took local landmarks. The steamer was abont 1} miles from the coast when first observed. John Bacon, Mark Bacon, John Bacon, jun.. and, Alexander Bacon gave corroborative ‘David Thompson, captain of th e Depart- ment’s steamer, ‘ ...

... over the main entrance, was the inscri ‘*The Temple of Liberty, Learning, a! Selec Amusement, Dedicated, Erected, and ed by John Carey. a Free Gift to His Country. Niches in the walls are ornamented with th busts of poets, orators, novelists, ilo sophers ...

... ARTICLAVE NATIONAL SCHOOL Tennis Tournament at Cast!arm*. With the laudable object of raising funds to clear off a debt incurred in connection with the rebuilding of Articlave National School, an American lawn tennis tournament was held in the well-laid ...

... the part of Dame Fashion to push the sleeve puff towards the upper portion of the arm, and the Russian sleeve is the outcome of this. To a little below the middle of the arm, between the shoulder and the elbow, the sleeve is tight. This upper part is sometimes ...

... House—Miss M. Smyth, 311, Kirkstall Road. Leeds; Mr. W. Smyth, 311, Kirkstall Road, Leeds; Miss N. Kershaw, 7, Beaniseley Ter., Cardigan Road, Leeds. GLASGOW HOUSE. The Misses Scott, Glasgow; The Misses Hill Glasgow ; Miss Clelland, Gourock ; Mr. and Mrs. Smith ...