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... before four, Sir Grattan Doyle (C., Wewcastle-on-Xyne) gravely called the Chairman’s attention to the position the Liberal party. With outstretched hands, he pointed solitary occnpant the Liberal benches, with chin on chest and arms folded. The laughter ...
... Waflace Keen The driving event resnltwl-1. Mm. John M'WaHer*’ Msthias: *. W. ig’e Cardigan Flame; S, Mr. W. MContcv’s Queen Champion. , oprn »««/ d* to Mesam. Dona'dsnn Bros. ”.r_ Bsille’s Victor; 3. Mr. John Hugheid Molly. The jumning eraot open to homes ...
... came to the door, and John was awakened by and heard his uncle ask from the window, Who is there?” John got up. When he came down he found Archie the door, and heard someone asking what time did John come in the night before. John was called for and came ...
... O’Neill (he waa bachelor), and Captain nirsmßii'ift tfadu spa John O’Neill, who died in 1687. This HliJiDBtD TEARS AGO. Captain John O’Neill left three sons, the the year 1733, French John settled eldest of whom was accidentally drowned the estate on ...
... policemen tried to wrest him that truncheon bad to used beat down bis arms, appeared at Westminster Stevens, who refused his address, wsSchargcd with being concerned with man named John Squire >n *«*al , or feloniously receiving a £1,450 from Eatoh Place ...
... by Acting County Court Judge Sealy, and in addition to twenty strokes of the lash, on charges of robbery with violence and armed entry into a dwelling-house. Michael Fitzgerald, another exsoldier, got five years and twenty strokes of the “cat.” Mr Patrick ...
... attending the deaths of the three men who. in th© early hours Sunday morning were removed from their rcspoctiv© residences armed men and carried away in motors, •the bodies being found subsequently lonely, secluded spot© th© northern end of city, riddled ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...