... moat satisfactory kind. In his beck on reminiscence!, That Ileminds Me, Sir Edward Russell, of the •• Liverpcel Daily Poet,' recalls the fact that during the lute Mr. John Bright's connection with the old ' Morning Star - as part proprietor he once wrote ...

... of Mr. James Bingham, HARVEY—HARPER—December 26, 1899, at St. Mary’s Parish Church, Belfast. by the Rev. John 8 D.D.. Samuel. -ocond son of Mr. John m. 3-;&5::::- to Mildred, youngest daughior r. id Harper, Hallely Cottage, Randaletown, Co. Anteim. . K ...

... MR. T, W. RUSSELL AND THE WAR. STRANGE REFERENCE TO THE PRESS, | _On the 9th inst., in Seskinore Presbrtcrian | Church, Mr. T. W. Kuescll, M.P., delivered & lecture on the prosent wer, at cthe coneiusion of | which a cordial voie of thanks was passed ...

... still r:“ s 3ill begond Colsshery sommanding the KILLED. reached the sand bags of the fort. Within 200 Schuls, 398 John Fbenezer Russell King, 406 contineos. but that the cannovade has dwindled. | poad to Oulesborg Bridge o X Ovgmgs Hiver Major Harvey ...

... H. Momtgomery, Fag., Der vock; F. J. Montgomery, Esq., Dervock; N B. Gunn, Ksq., Glaegow ; Sir Franois Marinden, Loudon ; John Thowpeon, Faq., Carlisle; Peter Brown, Eey., Newcastieon Tyne; K. A. Packer, Esq., Londan; Rev. Dr. werr, Glasgow; W. G. Campbell ...

... the river. The quarterly mocting of the Antrim Rural District Council was held in the Conrthouse— Mr. John Kirk, J.P., presiding. Mr Samuel A. Russell applied for £35 wfil ripes and repair two ;:K and 172 purhno’m.d ?M Springfarm ween Ballymen: road and ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. When the House resssembled just before four o'clock th‘tmflvunl joined Mr. T. W.. Russell on front Unmionist bench, while on the left of the obair Sir A. Kay Shuttleworth, iy a toal piacen — Mr. Chapha wee the m | ear LR r. A Was D i‘“{:- ...

... doz.: hay. nh-s“& per cwt, House of Commons e«ld not % wuveh to heln @O., meadow, 24 to 29 owt. : straw. cat. 2 {venoral RUSSELL contended there were not sufficient fie'd s\un in South Africa Mr. Atheriey Joves and Mr, Malcolm followed. Mr. DILLON explained ...

... substantial breakfast, of | which he stood in rome need after bis rough | passage across the Solent. Aboat eleven o'ciock Sir John M‘Neiil conducted the brave little chap into the Royal presence. Iler Majesty, .vitting in her chair, received the boy with ...

... “'Soldiers of the Queen. “Cheer. Boys. Cheer.” 2nd other [« riotic tongs The grand Enulnklfnhrvh whom we all now so deeply lament—John Ruskin—has suid—We must honour cur soldier not becaase he (s ready to kill. but because to be killed if necesary, to stand ...

... hear of something to her advantage. Address, Robert Melion, Sherrygioom, P. 00., Dungaanon, Co. Lyrene, Ireland. ~ Gmaxseiz - John Gillespie, stone ecutter, formeriy of Belfast, Ireland. Fmigrated to Melbourne, Australin ; afterwards removing to ls(mm America ...

... Belles:, abont 17 years ago. Any information will be thankfaily received by John Seaton, Woodbank, Gilford, Co. Down, [reland. Kaxxeor —Wanted information by his siste regarding John Keunedy, formerly of Magherlane, Randaistown, County Antrira; lasy heard ...