THEIR OPINIONS OF THE CUP RACES
... a*nd Annarillo Ranclach. and hia inf-rrsin land# >n County Tyrone, and Mr. left the residue his to h * aona, John 8. Russell and Edmond Roy* Russell. ...
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WHITEHEAD
... T. Irwin. I>. Martin. .I P.; J. Edgar Connor. Samuel Duncan, R. Armstrong. H- Rlgar Martin. MD.; John Carrill. W. Connor. Kraotna Moore. John H. Russell. 11. Marshall, and J P. Bell the motion Mr. Martin, seconded Mr. MVann. the chair was taken I*y Mr ...
ENJOYED BY KKW,
... good wishes their large of friends and scyiusintancer. COMMITTAL LUNATIC IN BALLYMENA. the 20feb inet. man named William John Russell. Camlea. was brought in Sergl. M’Mackin end Ourrid. Ballrmena before Messrs James J.P. J and B. J. ITOartney, charged with ...
THE LAND BILL. MEETING OF FARMERS' AND LABOURERS' UNION
... existing power pre-emption, and that copies this resolution sent to the Chief Secretary. Messrs T. Russell. John Redmond. James Wood. B. Hit chell, John Dillon, and T. Healy.’* BlftHOP OHARA’S VIEWS. Friday. The Synod of the United Diocese of Waterford ...
A MISSING NUN
... lod special ihoi r. of which air. John M'Konxio was the director, whtlo Mr- E. J. MCreary. L.KC.M . prehdv.l av ilu. organ- The was occupied l»r- - • Mliivmh. 8.A., wlio was a-.-i-u-d the reaiduni pastor. Her. John Waddell. , cud the following hymn* ...
CZAK’S MILLIONS
... 000. Mr. Russell-Sage, the millionaire broker, is worth £20.000.000. and Mr. George Jay Gould £16.000.000. the whole the American king* finance receive far larger incomes than royal ruler* on this side the Atlantic, the following list shows;—John D, Rockefeller ...
DEPENDS ON CONCORDAT
... DEPENDS ON CONCORDAT. The attitude the House of Commons towards BUI. shown the first nights debate on the whole friendly. Mr, John Redmond's speech was virtually a statement of the mandate given to the Irish party by the National Convention. The Irish will ...
CINDIDATVBE OF EB. CRAIH
... and prolonged applause.) Mr. Francis Harrier mowed a vote confidence ! Mr. Crsug. 1h- Ke.ghtley wae the t->ol Mr. 1 Russell, ami Mr. Russell win the tool Messrs. Redmond and Bneu. who had brought misery and beggar, a large munbj of tfic I tenantry in the ...
MB. T. W. BUSSELL, 8.P., IN CLOtiHEK. ftPEBCH THE LAND TO ENTHUSIASTIC On B
... nor was « narrow-minded Unionist. Mr, Russell, one of his pamphlet® the Land Bid. had *3id at be get* die Land B:ll for the people » a true Unionist.'' would now call upon Mr. Russell address them. MR. RUSSELL'S SPESSCM. T. W. Ru»e!l h© n« Kmgrr. ; ...
THE LASH BILL
... artitudo. and eventually Mr. John Red mend suggested that the Government might accept amendment standing in the name Mr- Ku well, the which would poatpooa the consideration of th« limitaUoua. To this Mr. Wyndham agreed, and Sir John Colomh am- ndment was withdrawn ...
CAJUUCKFERGUS POTTY SESSIONS
... M‘Dowell. F.*q., BelfaH; Mercer. Esq.. Bellas-.; John M'Kay, E-q.. Newca-'l •on Tyne; Mre. E C. Seguin and Mias M. Sloaoe. New York M W. Donald. E*q.. Peebles, B,; iilr*. R. 11. Moyne. Belfast; W. E-q. Belfa-t; John Bouni. Ewi.. Walkeron-Tyne; A. J. Seal, K-q ...
inr. KANO EirKDITION
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