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... f Fred Smith. H. Arundel/ Fielders \W. J. Stevenson. K. Jones 3rd Home Ernest Clements. A. Mason 2nd Home Russell. F, Poole Ist Home John Russell. K. Rome Fieldcaplain J. T. Gibb. G. 1L Nield Umpire T. C. Macintosh. Referee—S. M‘Cashin. The Irish Lacrosse ...
... *il. Arundel W. J. Stevenson (Arda) 3rd Home—E. Jones *E. Clements (Collegians) dud Horoe-*A. Mason A. Russell (Ards) Ist Home—-’F. Poole ‘John Russell (Ards) Field captain —E. Homo J. T. Gibb Umpire*—Meows.T. C. G. Macintosh and F. Provis. Referee -S. ...
... Burton: vice-presidents, the lion. Arthur O’Neill, Dr. John J. Adams, J.P.: Dr. Graham. Colonel Clintock. J.P.: Messrs. John Kirk. J.P.: Bernard A. Mcenan. J P.; George Clarke, .T.P.; Robert Russell. John Boal. Jas. A. Macnaugbton and J. F. Gelston. D.1.R ...
... the first tenant-right oseoci. tion, hla co.leagues in the work being Mr. S. M. Greer and the Rev.-,. N M. Brown. John Rogers, and John Kinnear, afterwards M.P. for Donegal. Even then, however, does not appear to have regarded his career fixed, for in ...
... (1-1), it was not long after until availed himself of opportunity put County Antrim again ahead but almost immediately John Russell equalised the scores (2-2). H. Clarke prior half-time gave the lead to the County Down men (2-3), the restart play was ...
... (3rd home), who has represented Ireland onoe before, and A. Russell (2nd home), who geta his coloore for the first time, hare for many yean distinguished themselves in clnb matches. John Russell (Ist home) has already made reputation for himself in Int ...
... Geometrical Drawing. Campbell. Roaetta; Kyle*. John, certificate* in Blackboard, Freehand. Model, and Light and Shade. , , Wilson. H.. certificates in Frcobaad, Model. and Gonmetrical Drawing. E.lou, John; Grngc. J P MUw. J*'. Wasson, Lucv; Williams. ...
... Macaw (Ormcau); attack fielders, F. Snath and \V. J. Stevenson (Ards); third home, A. Russell (Ards); second home, Ernest Clements (Collegian*); first home, John Russell (Ards). Substitutes—Defence, J, (Ards); centre, T. Heron (Instotuaw); attack, R. O. ...
... s. Thomas Ferguson (in the chair), Wm. John Beggs, Nathaniel Boyd, Thomas Bryson, Thomas Campbell, William P. Dickie. George C. S. Dunlop, W. M_. Hunter, Alexander Lawther. Edward M’Graggan, Jaima M'Msnus. John Nelson, Bernard O'Boyle, ernes O'Boyle, ...
... were : Messrs, liiomsm Ferguson fiu the Wm. John Ik-ggs. Nathaniel lioyd, 1 lioiim** Bryson. Thomas Campbell, Mm. I’. Dickie, George C. ts. Dunlop. \V. M. Hunter. Alex. Lawtlier, Edward MGroggan, J. M Manus. John Nelson. Bernard O’Boyle, O’Boyle, William ...
... CONTESTS FOR THE CUP. HERBERT RUSSELL. The contorts of 1881 were memorablt inasmuch they mark corner in the history of yacht racing. The vessels which took part in them were embryonic of the modem “lacing machine,'* the evolution of which is to be distinctly ...
... drew attention to the claim John Francis Stanlev. Earl Russell, in respect of chambere in Raymond Buildings. The document was not signed by his lordship, but Mollie Russell. The revising barrister asked who “Mollie Russell” was. Mr. said be believed ...