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... TO BE LET, VROM ist JAN UARY, OSE CENTRALLY-SITUATED AND EX- Ts ENSIVE PREMISES in CORN MAR- Wilson & Son, Lad, KET, John NELSON RUSSELL, 23654 , Royal Avenus, DESIRABLE OFFICES TO LET, BUILDINGS, ROYAL AVENUE; most central situation in City; Single and ...
... the Earl of Kilmorey, K.P. (Chairman), presiding. Other members present were—Messrs. John Q. Henry. J.P.; W. King. J.P.; Owen CriJly, John Hanna, William Russell, John Ilsngbain, and James Cunningham. Also in attendance were Mr. Thomas Graham (Clerk the ...
... in the occupation of Messrs. John Wilson NELSON RUSSELL. 64, Royal Avenue. a, DESIRABLE OFFICES UBEN’S BUILDINGS, ROYAL AVENUE: ‘moat central situation in City; Single and Double Offices, at very e to £36. NELSON RUSSELL, 64, goa “ BUILDING GROUND, PRINCE'S ...
... Mr. T. D. M'Cresdr occupied the chair, awl there was a numerous company present. A letter of apology was red (rem Mr. John Russell for non-att-ndsrue. An excellent tea served by Mr. James Ap• perein, proprietor of the hotel. A programme of songs, de ...
... Cowan, Ltd. ; James Carson, 0. B. Graham, J.P. ; H. White, John Campbell. Geo. Shaw (Pittsburg), John Cuming, Pherin, John Russell, H. T. Montgomery, James E. Sloane, Andrew Gillespie, John Connell, J.P. (Rathmona), and Dr. Dickson, J.P. ; ...
... public man worth knowing in the Victorian era. Mr. M’Cartby talked of Napoleon with Lord John Kufseli, who told him how greatly surprised Napoleon was when Lord John informed him that the Duka Wellingtrn would not seizo tho Crown Boglaud. It must seem age ...
... Mies M'Cenee (Larkfield), 104; William Watson, J.P, ; H. Larmor, F. Curley, Win. Russell, Bradley, Alex. Finley, H. T. Henderson, Irvine, John M'Watters, Samuel Russell, W. J. Kelly, Joseph Tuompeon, Alex. Rouen, and G. N. C., Eecire.-10s each; Messrs ...
... M’Groggan, Georgo Reid, Arthur Ritchie, Samuel A. Russell, John Shannon, John Thompson, Robert. S. Thompson, Matthew Wilson, and John Young. The outdoor relief cases rise to some heated expressions. Mr. •ryson deprecated the increased expenditure in this ...
... interest being centred in tbe promised address of Mr. T. W. Russell, MJ?., who, in pursuance of hie Ulster land campaign, is now addressing meetings in different parts tho County Antrim. Mr. Russell was accompanied on the platform Mr. 6. C. M*Ehay, Bern. ...
... MODERATE RENT, B YARD AND DWELLING - HO! ‘Nos. 35, 35, aed 37, ACADEMY ST: Le JOHN 21, Lewbeard Strest. FROM ler JANUARY, LLY- EX- of Messrs. Wilson Son, Opts *NELSON RUSSELL, Koyal Avenue. TO LE 47, RUGBY ROAD ; hos two with ms, and close to ve rere ; ...
... Gregg, and John M'Cammond; Messrs. William Stewart, J.P., John Baxter, C.C., John Boyd, J.P., James Cameron, S. C. WElroy, Stewart Moore, T. Taggart, LL.D., William D. Hamilton, WM. J. Ramsey, Matthew Cunningham, James Dick, James M'Master, John Pinkerton ...
... sentative attendance. . T. W. Russell w accompanied on the platform by Mr. Taggart, LL.D., solicitor, and Hamilton (honorary secretary) ), John M‘Kay, and On the motion of Mr. R. D. ilton, the chair was taken by Mr. John M‘Kay, The Castle, ‘The Chairman ...