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... EX PRIVATE JOHN RUSSELL. keen as it was some years ago. i« the proud holder of THREE MEDALS, one for the Burmah campaign, the for the Mutiny (with two bare), and the third for long service and good conduct. These souvenirs of faithful and honourable service ...
... was eerionsly injured. It is believed that there are still some bodies under the debris. CO. ANTRIM VETERAN. EX-PEIVATE JOHN RUSSELL. INDIAN MUTINY IIKRO. Experiences in Lucknow Siege. Within pleasant view the broad expanse of the waters of Lougrh Neagh ...
... SPECIAL PRIZES. Gibson and Co. Challenge Cup, for best dairy class 46; won by Mr. John Russell. Whitewell, with “Golden Quce-n. “Jubilee’' Challenge Cup, presented Mr R. T. Caldwell, C.E.. for the best Galloway bull; won by Mr. B. H. Lane, Limavady, ...
... wtod.ed on the May laatjted John', Chnrrh. Cork. It wa., in IKK he beearae rirar of St in the United ugdom rained at -E4.927 , . ■ Probate of his will,dated July 21, 1905, has ; 4ndr - ?' been Jranted to his sons. Mr John Russell J* *?'■>-* notoriety h.s ...
... handed to the police. Mr. Gaussen—Did it appear unreasonable that a wife should clear out the dirty matter in the dish? No. John Russell, neighbour of Buchanan’s, deposed a conversation iu Buchanan’s j bedroom between himself and Buchanan. while Mrs. Buchanan ...
... M'Afee. J P Galway; Itobert Henry, M-D.; J-Catwell. C.E.: John Waters. C.h.; *„ RC.V.S Ewing Johnston, M-K.L. lames Coey, Thomas M'Ervel, J. Morrow. Cterhw Slacke. R. B- Fnir. Samuel Glh- John Russell, George Nelson. Frank Sabertson. H. J). M. Barton, James ...
... 2. Robert Homer, Bally•ltJkiltgan. Or»c-.-b«r; 3 John RalcbJe,. Millrtf-w. OolTintra. Comber. Bott pen of three fared homed l. John Altefl, Pnlcarral, Oomber; 2, John Alien, Unicarral. Comber; 3. John Allem, Unioarral, Comber. Best pon of three mwe-hred ...
... A. I>«s Norman. J.P.; R. Thompson, J.P.; G. S. Rende. \V. G. W. Flynn. Thomas Ferguson. C. T. Lowry. A. John *ton (Crnmlin). Robert Russell, John Clarke, R. Downey. J. C. Wilson, J. E. Kirkwood, W. M. Davis, F. L. Robinson, and J- G. Entwistle After ...
... atrength inferior his • M t\mi|«aiiy which commanded. I Ihoj . , ■ determiualiob spirit, the Uthuhd was known '• Corps. lb. ■ John Russell obliged etay way irk*ai the enmely drawn from the employee ot the Broi t. Muosffi Fatigue wa* the tirvl explanation, J ...
... much land would ©liable „ j,; regret at inability to attend. 1 ' •.* ;x milk was at MR. JOHN HORNER, air ill'' . * L! l ° . TuiTtirv ' president of the Mr. Russell knew indue try Indand nn- bw J«)*l - Rut i there ...
... NATIONALISATION OF RAILWAYS. Mr. T. Av. Russell’s Views. th« annual Congress of ths British A» eociatioa Dublin on Thursday, Mr. T. W. Russell. M.P., took discussion the Nationalisation of ri4 J Railways,'’ arising out of a papier by Mr O’Connor, read ...
... STATE MACHINE AT WORK.” i lecture by Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P. A was bckl 'n the schoolroom attached to the Prrebrtcnau Church of the Church GuOd. The Eev. .1 M. Hamilton D.D., presided. . Mr. T. W. Russell. M.P.. Vice-President of the Departraeut of Agriculture ...