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... LYON, and FLAG LUIS, AM all other VEOLTABLE SEND& Hogami to le /•,.A will. yew OrEers, Wbloh o►NI bovo Prompt Attootke. JOHN PATTERSON, WEST STREET, CARRICKFERGUS. PA. —lselem. -+J el oebee• is the Seel NAN I rho es Wilma, .. ell set be liropooelblo ...
... DRESSES, SHIRTS and SHIRTING, SKIRTS. UMBRELLAS, GLOVES APRONS, CHILDREN'S PINAFORES, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. CURTAIN NET, TOWELS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, BOY'S JERSEY SUITS, TWEEDS of all Description' for Men't Wear, OVERCOATING, WORSTED SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS, BRACES ...
... of the Nationaliat naembera from Ireland, but th« Mmialerisl the OppcJition seats above the wore but jjKiraelj occupied. Mr. JOHN KtUoii'ND moved to add the following amen.’.oeoi the Address:—But we humbly represent to her Maji».ty that the time baa come ...
... addressed hy Mr. John M'Comick and Mr. Thomas Uarria•on. MR. LONSDALE’S CANDIDATURE. MEETTENQ AT ARMAGH. Saturday night on© of the largest political meetings in Armagh for many yean was held in the Tontine Room© in rapport of the candidature Mr. John B. Lons- ...
... those present to give fare- , presented the following:—Cardigan jackets, well Sir John, who belongs to Kilfanc, was , Lord Londonderry; handkerchiefs. Meara. Robin- bis fellow-countyman. Mr. John Fanning, soli- ? I »*>,. 1 SuhSh.ri(l of .1,0 g,” was ...
... oar beet and bravest—of Hush O’Neill and Bed Hugh O’Donnell, Owen Boe and Ssrsfield, and'in modem times of Tone, Emmet, and Grattan, and to some extent even of O’Connell. Though lam very far from thinking that failure to achieve final success in any way ...