... tion. — OS the motion of Mr. John Magee, J.P., Tarry, Co. Armagh, seconded by Mr. W. J. Harbour, Caledon, a of eonfidenoa wee passed in Mr. Russell. A prominent supporter of Mr. Horner attempted to speak when Mr. Russell'. meeting was over, but the N ...

... somisnioNs TO BE TAKEN YBO3I INALTIIII RUSSELL. OR THE PROPRIETOR. JOHN REESE, BALLYMANT PIPISTRELLO laws ken r.l y ur he T•lse *Luis (Calor NAM T Whig II Yea El; CCP, woo mien, r SMUT. OMOOSI. 1233 NI aka 4 ...

... STAMM NEXT MASON, 1311. •t II a•. and GM. the Omani, MR. B. KIRBY'S. mule Tres Steam DI RE 'ESSEN FPnli WALTER RUSSELL, Esq., OR THE TROCRIETOR, JOHN REESE, )CHO M.tt BE SEEN ALL THE PRINCIPAL PAIITINGB IN WIELAND. ...

... Messrs. Gerald Byrna and Co.) prosecuted. Mr. John Butterfield, Inspector under the Council, having proved the case, a fine £3 was imposed. The Pembroke Council, through the same officer, prosecuted Wm. Russell, 21 London Bridge road, for having a defective ...

... high marks: —John Hearn Woodrcffe. The following have |>a.s»td:-—Maurice A. DiemonS, William Percival Smiley, Charlee IVooth Jones, Louis Tricuaed, James Henry Crane. (Arthur Colli* Uallowes, Hugh Sutherland Metcalfe, equal). William Russell Watson, Charlee ...

... Abraham said he supported Mr. Russell at the last election because Mr. Russell then assured him thut he was good Tnionist ever. He had since found out that in voting for Mr. Russell he had made great blunder, as everything Mr. Russell had done since last election ...

... (Mr. T. W. Russell) did o. produce that correspondence. involved charge of political action, the Irish Agricultural Organisation Society against the Nationalist party. But that corresponderee compelled him (witness) to take action. Mr. John Redmond made ...

... as to the character of the ship in which Mr. Russell is embarked. If it were not that his conatitaents were about to have an opportunity passing judgment upon him this fact would probably give Mr. Russell little concern. But it gives him considerable ...

... SUFFRAGETTE ADVICE Sia* John Simon spoke in the afternoon at meeting, where was supported by Mr. Russell Rea. the new Liberal member for South Shields, and in the evening he addressed a large open-air demonstration. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, at a meeting ...

... P.; Mr*. Russell and family, Mrs. Ohsnoellor, the Hon. Mrs. law, Mr. Win. Ferrus Rowan, Mrs. Andrews, Mr. W. Birkett, Mr. E. Kelly. M.P. ; Mrs. Hatte, Mr. Oeil W, V. Carey, ILL/; Mr. John A. l-overock, Mr. E. R. Dwinford, Mrs. J. S. Russell. Mr. F. W ...

... failed it would be about on an average. 2. have Mr. John Dillon uring, out ot the evidence before the Lords' Committee, only the evidence Mr. T. W. RusselJ, though it was before that Committee Mr. W. Russell had confessed that never had seen agricultural bank ...

... TYRONE SOUTH. Mr. Russell and Scparatiou. (FROM • ultnikd'oMiKNT.) TVNAN, Mr. T Russell held meeting at th« ■' llig Tre. Caledon 10-day. It was fair day. al«*nt 200 of whom were Nationalists, were present. Mr. U. 801 l presided. Mr. Russell was frequently ...