... including those &ready mentioned Mr . Robert John MllOOll Mr John Mt shoo. jun left the church. showers of nos. drove to Lodge. the property ot the kettle'. father 'twos photo• graphed The to the ricsption held at Mr John MY nhoo's echoed to • few intimate friends ...

... the chair; T. W. Russell, Wood. M.P. t.dward Mttehelf, Keightley. Arnold White. Tog. `art (841 I y mom . v. R. G. Glendisining. J.P.. Hugh Meek. J.P., B. Caughey. J.P J. R. Moorhead. LL R.. Joseph Carr, J.P., Ikvid Munn. John Dunn, John Orr. George Hen ...

... .X 416. Mr. proposed new bosses to lisbury Terrace. and that APPLICATION. Hrs. J. H. Russell, Teresa. mewls manor •h• April. Irelsnd and th e Teem Hall bad been emitted for it. She undemtoed that the hall was smetirees vireo free, or ball the ordinary ...

... Clare, W., Balmy. Gaels. %Vahan: U Hamollon. Jahn John Nl.CMllead. It- M. I Dna:M. J P . Jahn Cunoony. Pond R C. MOW. and Andnea Kern. at bank an tst•wr of Geardiar, £lh46 104 4d. • The reported John Mitchell, • risme le the tneetpary. deemed the Board's ...

... torporsi John Cameron to SerePllnt Petrate Thom.. Hells to tune-Corporal this Captain Glenn ha. ing promised prisea to the sergeants and nowr entioneisooned (firers who brought the greatest number to the No. 3 squad Those were son hr Sergeant John Cameron ...

... Nim Douglass. Jatum , J.P.. John Boyd, 1.P.. James Thompson. Stott, Willa.= •rmour, Richard Gress. Ferguson. Douglas, Patrack se Pinkerton. P. Montgomery. Samuel Neale, Patrick Henry. Ales. Turner. Wen M. Torun. C. A. Lyle. John Connolly. f. M•Henry. 1.P ...

... satiAtvl with tailh.and.w•ater re. forms. 01lairs is not &spied to eaeourage chatter about compulsory purchase; Mr. T. W. Russell is in favour of compulsion being applied to landlords who refuse to sell. Both of these eminent leaders of public opin. ion ...

... House. The diet spin of Thurresy nn division. It wan non accident. It incolved the rejection of the Government proposal. Mr. John Redwood urged Out the Prime Minister meant . by vote of censure h ero ore justify him in reddening • vote of tore arranged ...

... should be introduced. His opposition wan sustained by Captain Jame', who tried to convince the by quoting the opinion of John Oliver Hobbes that women should not become en• tangled in legal machinery. and that their natures did Dot contain the first ...

... fee the Kerns, Robert Alien, nn Au! land into barn for the wicked. ' beet of God• peat plan of It John Nang our heart• have been deeply John In. Rd.. them that therein. the bet done. If nest Liberal • • . notched the piteous and often sorb of famine ...

... :clod. The lodges represented were: Ballymoney Robt. Wright. M Joe. Smylie, Rev. R. W. Wright. (IC: C. Ore. 0.0. C.• D.T.: John M.Y. John Pm Ile, Was Mel. hollered. W.M. Wm. Slater, W.ll. Jr. W. Y. IV: Charles Tweed, 11.11. W iC. W. Orr, W.ll. 4/11. Lower ...

... Row), Janie. Troy (Firer Coleraine,: T. B. Hamilton. Ballymoney: Ales. Brads. Ballywillan: John Walker, Ball watt: B. Adair Drs reach: W. J. l end, Portsteicart: John Teacart, Bush mills. etc. The Molentor conducted the ripeniag exercises, mid afterwards ...