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... DAIRY CATTLE. Dairy cow—l, John Russell, Whitewell: 2, Thomas Smyth Carnmoney 3, George Gilwon, Malone. Gitwon Oup awarded to John Russdi. R g SR, e& F cow—- \ (WS Jaanws Wilson, Olonlee, Lame: 3, Thomas A. Arohbold. Heiler. oalved in 1903, 'ikely to ...
... Killagan, Knockaboilett Arohibakd ; highty conmnended, James Armsteong, The Grove, Moorefiekds—Duoke ;. John R Gray, Carneal, a- Joo, larme—Warior, John Wallace, Anticur, Dunloy—Defender of Clany. Class 36—Best shorthorn bull, calwed in 1905 1 (cup), Robert ...
... Burns, Urban Couneillor; Prouk more 'fn-v: John Kemohan, M ROVS ; B. K li, Robert Momtiond, R.D.C.; Charles M'Connell, Co.C.; John Patrick, J.P., CoC; David Russell. John Slevenson. Samuoel Suaba J.P., and John A. Woodside. Special sosl was ...
... Stoddert. Stowards—Memrs. Thomas Burns, Prank Dinsmore, jun.; John Kernoban, V& . Robert B. Keliy, Robert Montfred, R.D.C.. Charles M'Connell, CoC.; John Patrick, JP. CoC: David Russell, John Stevenson, Samuel Smith, J.P.; Jobu A. Woodside. STEWARDS OF ...
... Fcbevary, 1819, but this attommey dyni early in 1852, Charlss Russell was transfered to Rdward O'Torke, Belfast, shortly after as a twm-over anwrentice, his time ending at mxwr«- ‘!SSJ. s 0 that John Rea's appreoti in had then terminated eight mowths when Charles ...
... MR. T. W. RUSSELL ON ULSTER _I.’()LI'EICS. ’ THE REDISTRIBUTION QUESTION. ing the Orange Order, of which Tam & member, Exeter L.O.L. 307), that will refuse to acknowledge my humble ¢fforts in opposition to Home Ruse or Devolution. Lastly, 1 there an Ulster ...
... MR JOHN GORDON'R VIEWS. Mr. J:(::h MP., who v:. l‘adxy cheerad, resaiutcon affestang ate e had e E: iy ad oo . ¢ it mighe a 8 passod. :: they -lfi't ek to the other parts d-n,!“ They wero all Unioniste in that room, all plodged o the support of the Union ...
... Quticurs Soap, ¢ and Pills are sold o B TBl T S Rt S RUSSELISM IN ULSTER. AUTUMN CAMPAIGN OPENED IN BELFAST. MR. T. W. RUSSELL, M.P., ON THE LAND QUESTION. The Ulster Minor Hall, Belfast, was crowded on Friday with a meeting of the Ulster Farmen’ and ...
... Mr. Robert Russell prewiding. A pape entitled “ The Songs of PBums ' was read by Mr. A. P. Hamilton, being tremted by him in an able and admirsble manner. Mumical selec. tions illustrating svme of the best of Buros van&n‘bvln R. Russell, Miss Messr. ...
... exhibits. The following were admitted members of the Association, on the motion of Mr. David Russell . —Messrs. Andrew Thompson, William R. Thompeon, Thomas M'Caughey, John Dunlop, A Erskine, R. J. Ounlvert, Samuel M. Bailie, James Wilson William M‘Bride, James ...
... age and unmartied. John. die survivor now datmed bo heratiew. Oummesl for defendans ob oo i » have I 1 \ ANTRIM NQTES A meeting of the Antrim Literary Society was heid on Momday night in Bruce Memorial Bohool, Amtrim~—Mr. Robest Russell presiding. 'An excellent ...
... Caody, Mr. John C. Moody's Woodlawn Rose, Mr. N Morton's Murry Up, Mr. N. Morton's Bracelel, Me Samuel MUlure's Caoseway Girl, Mr. Mugh Rainey's Berkloy, Mr, Alexander Row's lattler Mewsrs, O % M. M'Connells lLady Lirhtfoot, Mr. Willlam . Russell's The Gib ...