... Jolts Boyle (solicitor). Robert Adams. U.D.C.. Murphy, U.D.C., John Peacock, C.D.C., Alex. Donaghy. U.D.C.. Win. Armour (Chain - pan Ballymoney Board of Guardians). John MOdecry. J.P.. John J. Dempsey. J.P.. Rev. Silas Johnston. Hugh Eccles, Coleraine ...

... Mears. John Pinkerton, JP. R. M. Douglas. J.P., A. B. Craig, J.F. John Percy atom Richard Gregg, James Cameron, Jas. Boyle, J.P., James Tweed,_Wm._llo Hamilton. Class A.- lit, Thos. Hugh Sterling, Lou, 2nd, Johnaton 11*Quitty, Ballynagarrey; Ar, John Aughaadore ...

... and Lady Pirtle. Mr. T. W. ALP,, and lira Mr. t;k•u. belong, Y.P., and Mra l;trotliumag. Ik. Taggart, solicitor, ; and Mr. John Batter, Co.C.i, armed by olacial %nun 12.40 pm., and dime to rte th ay, where M . Dirndl and Mr. Rowell suspected the has tear ...

... THE BALLYMONEY FREE PRESS. T. W. RUSSELL AD LAND PURCHASE. N 4,T10N RIM A DIMON. few days ego we gave some extre T. W. Russell . * evident* before the Con:stem Cuinionaton , evidvisce which Monett :to into sharp collision with Sir Antony Mae- Itonnell ...

... Hamilton, Andrew Barr, Heineman,: John ll'Dowell, Coldagh; Andrew Mulholland John Ikkautgg. Islandearrsgb; Samuel ilijuigg, Thomas — Townsend, Garryduff ; Samuel Burnquerter; Alex. Henderson, John Hanna. Ballynioney: John 11Garry. Taber; R. M. Kirkpatnck ...

... R. Jamieson, G. A. Haughey, John Byrne, jun., John Boyd. Matthew rEinleY, Joseph Russell, James M'Clure, Wm. Taylor. Hugh Kennedy, E. Cox. J. C. M'Ouigan, Win. Scott, Noel Cox, Thomas Dornan, R. Ramsay, Denis Ill'Lees, John Byrne, een., Archie Coyle, J ...

... Dunlop; F. W. Skelly, Coleraine; Lewis. John Boyle Isoliciteet, Robert Adam., Murphy, C.D.('.. John Prance*, G.D.C., Alex. Donaghy, r.D.c.. Wm. Armour tChairtnan Ballymoney Board of Guardians), John Mtlderry. 3 T.. John J. Dempsey, J.P., Rev. Silas Johnston ...

... fundamental error, of Mr. Russell's scheme is, that he m ore concerned about the financial difficulties of the meet than about the agricultural difficulties of Ireland. %t have not before us the statement made by Mr. Russell ou the bat it appears that ...

... of seltreepert, anti re luring the Irish administration to • chaotic Ind impotent condition. THE NATIONALIST ATTITUDE. Mr. John Redmond did not rise to answer the speech of the right hon. gentleman who had just sat down. Ciotti the Bill was in his bands ...

... the simplest poseantry in the world. We are very gl►d lie. Russell hu become so enamoured of She Souther° tenantry. We always regarded thus ea wise men driven mad by oppression. bet Mr. Russell's encomiums swell io higher regions. For the sake of oar common ...

... halves, M'(lelland was a tower of strength. while in the forward.; Stirling and Bob Pollock were the most prominent. Mr. John *Master discharged the duties of referee to the satisfaction of both Among the juniors. Harry Patterson, Tommy Pollock. ...

... Parliarecok one is backed by Mr. Redwood. and the other by Mr. Russell. Mr. Redenoud s Bill proposes to abolish the soney, do away with Judge Court, sod provide for inspection. Mr. Russell's Bill propel's'. to alter the noose, to stop the bonus where the ...