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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 ...
... of them who were not with him at the last court, and th«r behalf he askad for similar orders for Thomas Russell, . John Russell, LT) fte 3d, and John Kernohan. k2 Is 7d. Their Worships granted decrees for the full amounts with 20s costa in each case. ...
... 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. ...
... SECRETARIES. Mr. John 800 l said had much pleasure in proposing Mr. Hassell Hon. Treasurer for the ensuing year. was right man. had plenty of money ot his back. (Laughter.) Mr. Robert Suffern—l sure we could not have a bettor treasurer than Mr. Russell. Mr. says ...
... Nixon, William Sloan, David IWney. John Young. James Griffin, John C. Moody, David Graham, Clarke. Thomas Campbell, Samuel Russell, William Stewart, Robt. Young. Robert Christie, Thomas M‘Master. Robert Gray. John Uoal. John Gray. Alexander ...