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... Holmes. William Ewart, Samuel Robinson, John Knox. John Copelaud. Wra. Wallace, Samuel Bailie, V.L.; Robert S. Hcurv, Thomas Mayne, Hugh M'Cracken, John Moore, A. T. Gilliland, James Miskelly, and John Russell, secretary. Sir. A. M. Kirkor, ...
... would more to make Ireland peaceful and loyal than all the bullying and all the ing that have been alternately tried.” Lord John Russell, in 1850. announced that if were carried Queen Victoria would visit Ireland regularly. '* I have great pleasure in stating ...
... 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 ...
... Jusiiciary. born when George III. was still Throne, and has lived therefore He was at Edinburgh Un e and reigns. when Lord John Russell was fi; t » said Tories on behalf of the or and before Victoria been thre as not on the Throne he was m a ham e inch Scottish ...
... Janw'j v. Lord —Old rent. £6O 17b 6d; Judicial rent , 12s 6d; raised to £4o l0 \Vm Hocy v. John A. Russell -Old rent, £25 judicial rent, £l9 2s ; confinn^d. DISTRICT John Patrick v. Charles MHJildowncy—Old rent. £49; judi'nal renJ. Wm. I). Hamilton v. James ...
... further particulars apply H. B. BRANDON A CO., Soottish Provident Buildings, Belfast j - or to JOHN M ...
... Crutchley (U.), r. 0.. £l7 10s, Kilkeel. objected to for having let a store to John Russell as graes-sced store. Crutchley was examined in answer, and said he only accommodated Russell for a short period with room for hia seed. Mr. M‘Cartan—lsn’t the grass-seed ...
... W Clayton, the Hor yton, Miss Ponsonby, Mr. and Mrs Monts nderson, gomery, Mr. John Russell, Valentine Clayton, Mr. and Miss Mise ged ursey, TR ewe and Mrs. ell Mr. John Painton, Mr. Francis Montg the Rev. Arthur Mo even- and the Thorn 0 th the friends ...
... went. There are some interesting paragraph© the political crises tb© middle last century, and the difference© between Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston. was the former statesman that young nobleman was attached, and had not yet acquired political insight ...
... to tea. «t»pUcdin snlcidal Mr, John Russell. The prooramn. w« opened by Re. Andrew Hall, who ~ lovd S..IU ootitloi rue to our Iriut. «wip were suns l.y Bw. .Wm .Bum. Holeri, Hutchistin, Rohett J’roctor. James John« ...
... defendant, and Mr. Ovcrend (in- by Sir S. Block) for the Corporation. FOX v. RUSSELL AND LOCKWOOD. This was an action brought by Mr. Henry For, Ballynafeigh, agalnsr Mr. John Russell, G.E., Waring Street, Belfast, and Mr. Lockwood, claiming £775 for the use ...
... Simpson, Rev. Thos. Haslctt, Messrs. Robert Crawford, George Raphael, R. C. Simpson, Jas. Carutb, S. W. Anderson, David Russell, John K. Come, and A. and Malcolm Wilson. Tho honorary secretary {Mr. R. R. Porter) submitted the annual report, which stated ...