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... passionate or consistent admirer than Mr. Gladstone, who bad had a hand in more reform Bills than any statesman except Lord John Russell. If they rejected this historic foundation, what were they going to put in its place? He spoke, of course. only for himself ...
... H. F. RUSSELL & CO., Auctioneers, Valuers, House, Land, and Insurance Agents, MARKET ST., LISBURN. &LIS ATTZNDRD IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. NO SALE NO FEE. rerMILORZIIT. FAIRVIEW, LEGMORE, DERSIAGHT. AUCTION OF Valuable Farm of Land. We base been instructed ...
... the country. At the same meeting Mr. John Cassidy said — Mr. Russell knew the requirements of the country. and appeared to be reverting to his first love, the interests of Irish nationality. He knew Mr. Russell from his youth. He remembered him in the ...
... 31st March—Letting of Lands, and Sale of Cattle and Manure, at Ballymullen, for Mr. John Maxwell, at 4. 4th April—Letting of Lands. for Reps. late Mr. John Sloan. at Ballyroan, at 5. sth April—Licensed Premises with Farms attached. containing 29 Acres ...
... Draths. MACHENRY—February at the residence of his brother-in-law, Frank Russell, V.S., 44 Railway Street, Lisburn, John, second son of Paul klacHenry, Kesh House, Hillsborough. Funeral to family burying-ground, llerriaghy, on to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon ...
... AUCTION OF FAIRVIEW, LEGMORE, DERRIAGHY. Valuable Farm of Land. We have been instructed by Mr. JOHN FAIR (owing to declining health), to Sell by AUCTION, at one Mart, M•airr Lisburn, on TUESDAt, 20th February, 1906, at Twelve o'olock noon, HAT VALUABLE ...
... BALES BY AUCTION. H. F. Russell & Co ' s. Sales. Tuesday. Oct. 9th—Licensed Premises, Dow Street, Lisburn. Mr. James Taggart, t. Friday, Oct. iith—Dwelling-houses. in Upper Matchett Street, Belfast. at Central Hall, Rosemary Street, for Mrs. Maguire, ...
... BOVOLGAN, NEAR BTONETFORD. Mr. JOHN EDWAID DI7OIIN us to Sell by AUCTION, at our Mast, MANZI? STREIT, Lisburn, on TUESDAY, 27th Matte, at One o'clock, rpHAT VALUABLE FARM OF LAND, .1_ situate in the Townland of Bovowan, near Stoneyford, County Antrim ...
... Towoland of BOVOLOAN, neer Stoneyford, County Antrim, containing 9s. 2r. 28p., or thereabouts, Statute Measure, held by Mr. John Edward Dugan for ever, subject to a terminable Annuity of -V., payable to the Irish Land Commission. The Lands are of good ...
... were passed : Hy Mr. Meariocit —To provide stones and labour for repair of road leading tram Falls to Collin Glen Road, via John Fair's land. Probable cost, E 2 .3. District charge. By Mr. KIEE.OOt.—To build cesspool and provide grate on the Road fettling ...
... CARNREAGH, HILLSBOROUGH. The Reps. of the late Mr. JOHN WALK BR hare instructed us to Sell by AUCTION. on the Premises, C OR, on SATURDAY, 3rd March, at Three o'clock p.m., QPRINGING COW (NEAR NOTE), good Two-year-old Bullock, Yearling Heifer, quantity ...
... day as Sir John Pakington. The, third baron was born in 1848, and was the only issue of his father's second marriages with a thumb • ter of Dr. Murray, Bishop of Rochester. Lost Hampton (.he flout peer), on his death in was by his son John Slaney Pakingtor ...