... results the settlement of this question lias in store for us religious intolerance civil oppression need not be feared. H. Grattan-Bellew, D.L., Co. Galway; (Lord) Garrick, Co. Kilkenny; A. Loftus Cliffe. D.L., Co. Wexford; Elias, Corbally, Co. Dublin; ...

... ||, P foreign hranoh. at foil streamh men io M illiam Noonan. Antrim to f) |iadirrinß about men ; the Indian hnan b. Ma.ro; John O'LaiPy, M’ltklow Kilkenny: | |, o rini( about W* men; and the Jcuiepn H. Stuart. Waterford K.np't branch, men. County; Patrick ...

... -David W. Smith. Belfast; Michael Lannin, Roscommon; John leary. Wicklow; James Foley, Kildare; Bernard Dwyer. Westmeath. TRANSFERS. Michael Lannin, Roscommon to Donejfal; William Noonan, Antrim to Mayo; John O leary, Wicklow Kilkenny; Joseph 11. Stuart. Waterford ...

... Mayo ; John O'Leary, icklow KilKenn . Joseph H. Ntuart. King County: Patrick To.l K ing County to Sligo; James Foley. Kildare to Antrim. Bernard Dwyer, Westmeath to rl 7; Hereon. Belfast to leitnm; Thomas Dolan. Leitrim to Waterford; Constables John Tullv ...

... the Recorder of Dublin, ex-Judge Andrews, the Attorney-General, and the Solicitor-General, Sir Lambert Ormsby, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, the President of the Royal Hibernian Academy, and the President of the Dublin Chamber Commerce, were among the large ...

... imperturbable calm. The programmes were the daintiest character. On the outside the ivory card was relieved by the Belfast Arms gold, with the date place the hall. Inside was the complete list o! the dances, together with the music and the composers’ ...

... James ami Mtneilly, and Mr. Robinson'*, gramophone wero given at intervals. Mr. H. G. moved heart\ 'ote of thanks Messrs. John Gordon and James M’Noill for the wav in which they hud carried out all the lor the evening’s enjoyment, and Mrs. Kuglish for ...

... think I may him •e• will tilwe • Peet.* be ar ear dm as • Cherub we ewe wor gum IN the wow moray • deep debt of to the ride arm within' the Inagaltia ht. of mid ~.. w h e as i b ui demos. I am in el wit Tbw. I. I spoof i ka aA. the timbers' whit et ...

... Nolan, O'Brien. O'Connor. John; O'Connor. T. P.: O'Dolterte, O'Donnell, O'Dowd, O'K , dly. E. P.; O'Neill- O'Sliiiiighttess. O'Shea. Phillips. Power. Reddy. Redmond. S. E.. Redmond, W. H. K.: Redmord. W. A.: Roam, A. ; Rorhe, John: *anion, Sheehy, Smyth ...

... (Opposition cheers.) And these ranks solid Yorkshiremen opposite, would they not spend their dsys and their nights in importing arms. (Oppostion cheers and Ministerial laughter.) The pent of the existing stale of things, if I many sense rightly read the situation ...

... VV. M’NINCII. Solicitor, Larne. HUGH G. YOUNGE, Auctioneer, Larne. m. JOHN PETTIGREW’S AUCTICW SALES. TOWN AND OF GLEBE, GLENARM. Ijc Sold l>v I’liblii- AUCTION, at the ANTRIM ARMS HOTEL, OLENARM. LI, THAT DESIRABLE FREEHOLD * » l LAND ami PREMISES, ...

... friends of Mr. John Clarke, for fifteen years manager for M‘Neill Ltd., of the Seaview Hotel, Glenarm. will be pleased to hear has taken over the Antrim Arras Hotel, Glenarm, and will begin business there about the Ist March. The Antrim Arms one the largest ...