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... Os morning a man named John Kane sustained very serious injuries through falli,:g into • salt xn at Clipperstown Solt ra..rick. fergos. It appeared from Kane's statement that he to ,Ballintoy, near Oh Monday night he intended to proceed to Glasgow by ...
... t t e S e l t in n . , bability of an itit•.reatte in the ' Joseph Lamont. John aliCrackem . Sanuiel Agnew. Herrative fo:c,.•. Provided that they are Hugh 51•Kery ill. John A. Gault, James Thompson. well hatelle..l, th may do valuable work for Willuun ...
... Dr. O'Brivu, V.G., Limavady, by Bev. Hugh *Glynn, C.C.. Tainhightard, John Bryson, tiistrokeel. eldest son of Mich!. Bryson, °lack, to Mary Kate. eldest daughter al the late John and Ellen Dechan, Mungret, County Limerick. BURNELL and Dwx—Juno 5, at ...
... (foreman), Daniel Morrison, James Morrison. John Nimutoeit, Joseph Heard. Wm. John M•Mallan, Campbell Leslie, William Hamill, Jas. S. Corry. John Getty, Hugh Hamill, William Wilson. Robert Bacon, and Jesse Ilezlett. Sergeant MiCorry was present on behalf ...
... in the clubhouse' Colonel Hezlet, J.P., (Acting Captain), in the chair. Others present —Colooel J. N. WCalmoet, M.P. • Rev. John Pim, 8.D.• Bu on Messrs. J. S. Alexan der, D.L.; Wm. Ewing, J. R. M`Donald, N. W. Grimahaw, J.P. ; R. V. B. Smyth, C. R. 'Ellie ...
... Daniel Gray, D.D.M. ; Br. John 1).R.1 Br. John M'Donald, D.T. Lodges -Nos. 5, Br. Andrew IPFeeter, W. 111.; 87, Br. Thomas M`Collum ; 141 Cmtlerock, Br. Robert Oilgore; 256. Blaugh, Br. William Carson ; 316, Coleraine, Br. John fit'Donald ; 355, Coleraine ...
... Mr , nod family, Glasgow. MD. Edward', MONTAGU AIMS HOTEL. a' (line, Galbraith, :Lissome!. Mr sad Mrs NUOreger, Glasgow Mr John liritabon, Fee C aloyel THE BATHS. Me sod Mrs Erskine and tangly, Strabane. Tht Las arty Damatirmy. Lisburn. SEAW.UID HOUSE ...
... PRESS. BIRTHS. Due-Jals 19. at Russell Terrace, Seem*, Citeraine, the wife of Mathew Blair, of a daughter. -Jitly 23, at James' Stress. Coleraine, the wife of Thomaa Devenoey, et a son: HERM' --July 13. at Glesgort, Agbadowey. the wife of David Henry ...
... Rev. C. W. Hunter, M.A.. John Macafee, to Hessie Wallace, both of Ballybogey. MAcDranorr BLACEPURN—September 6, at Christ's Church, Limavady, by Rev. Canon Galbraith, M.A., James 3facDermott, 8.N.C.R., Limavady, to Margaret Russell Blackburn, youngest daughter ...
... Whim be intended worry out their views in the future, lie knew would glee Mr. Atkinson • hearing. (Applause.) The Right Ron. John Atkinsors. Attorney- for Ireland, who was rewired with applause, then addressed the meeting. He mid— Mr. -Chairman sad delegates ...
... evening last. The meeting took the form of an At Home given by Mr. John ' Baxter, C.C., and was a great success. The following ladies presided at the tea tables—Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. John Mladerry, Mrs. Dill, Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, and Mrs. fit'Keague. The p ...
... the Right Honourable Arthur J. Balfour, the Chief Secretary for Ire• land, Messrs. John Morley. M.P., Campbell Bannerman, M.P., T. W. Russell, M.P., Johu Redmond. M.P., John Dillon. M.P., the Member,' of Parliament for the City and County of Londonderry ...