... ; W. G. Hewitt, Walker Sheppard, John Patton, W. Ramsey, W. H. Watson, W. C. hl'Cann, Henry Richardson, John Acheson, J,P.; J. P. Best, W. Baxter, W. J. Johnston, C. Courtney, James Fleming, R. Luttoe, W. Atkinson, John Carter (Derryall), D. W. Thornton ...

... been administered to them in connection with the candidature of Mr. Grattan Doyle a Unionist at Gateshead. Writing from Highbury, Birmingham, in a letter of encouragement to Mr. Grattan Doyle, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain says. commenting on Tariff Reform, We ...

... hoarse sound came from his throat. Speak, man ; say what has happened I shouted. He gurgled once more, uplifting both his arms so that, all his weight being thrown on the side of the table, its feet began to slide along the Boor. and the man all but ...

... is in hoepi'al in Malta stiff/rill from fever. Private Samuel Corkin, Jervis Street, Portadott.o. has been wounded in the arm and is in bosons'. Before Joining the oolours he in the Employment of Messrs Spence, Bryson Co.. Ltd , as a dresser. Oa his ...

... ~ J. Thompson, „ John Lyttle, „ J. Hewitt, „ David Porter, „ W. Patterson, „ H. Donaghy. „ W. M'Grattan, „ Mates Taggart, „ J. Campbell, „ Alex. M.Cabe, „ Win. ROW „ J. Benson, „ Jno. Gime, „ L. Vallely, T. Woods, „ W. Pentland, „ John Neill, Peter Simpson ...

... of Poetry and Soog(lBs9),attribines it to the Rev, John Graham. All speculation hes been set at reit by the discovery, independsnilv of each other, by Dr. John L. Crone, 1MR.1.A.. and Dr. W. H. Grattan Flood. that the song was undoubtedly writtten for ...

... and orchard grass and oats for sale for Mr. W. M'Cullough. Thursday, June 22. 6 p.m.. in Ballyworkan, 11 acres grass for Mr. John O'Hanlon. Friday. June 23, 3 p.m., in Kilvergan, 26 acres upland and meadow grass for Mr. G. Hunniford. Friday. .ftwe 23, 7 ...

... him on tho occasion. Mr. Wilson—Had you arms on you!—l had not, but I took a revolver from a constable who was with me. What for!—To defend myself. Sur3 the defendants had no arms!—Porter might have had arms when he ran into the room. I didn't know whether ...

... Ivory, Champagne, Bis- Wonderful Value in all wot perfect fitting, splendidly tailored suit, Lemon, Kingfisher & Peach. Cardigans and Sports Coat 75/-, 81/- and 90/- Bargain Price 9/11. Shades - White, Champagn Mastic, Beaver, Lemon, Crean 127 Pairs Ladies' ...

... lying on his face, with his arm at the hack of his head, and the body could not have got i n to such a position had the deceased been in bed when the fire took place. Mrs. Mary M'Oaughey, the widow, recallet said her brother, John, had visited the scene and ...

... IRISHMEN SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE Per Possession of Arms and Ammunition in Loverp At Liverpool Assizes on Monday Wm. Jos. Horan, aged 20, a joiner, and John Finn. aged 45, natives of Ireland, were respectively sentenced to five and three years' penal servitude ...

... adjustments, and in doing that they might have to ask for a—istance of the best brains or the SCHOOL INSPECTOR ARRESTED. Mr. John H. Tibbs, senior inspector of national schools, who was arrested at Newtownstewart on Friday, has been removed to Deny Gaol ...