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... has also to be included In the deaths, and so have Mr. Drummond limit, of Coleraine, a veteran Unionist and reformer; gr. John Kirk, J.P., of Antrim. a staunch Liberal and fearless public representative; sad Hiss Nellie Pedtow, of Ballymena, OM of Ul ...
... Co. (6 yards) 198,533 Swan, Hunter, k Wig ham Richardson 117.943 American Co. (7 yards) 136.793 W*. Doxford k Sons 86.632 Russell k Co 71,•8t AmericanO. (7 yards) 166,988 Harland Wolff 110,433 American Co. (7 yards) 132,197 Harland k Wolff.. 79.49$ ...
... since 1897, except in the previous year, in which the output was largely confined barges and small craft generally. Messrs. Russell & Co., Port Glasgow, take first place among the Clyde firms, haviiig turned out 14 steamers of 55,519 tons. Second position ...
... constituencies in *rest Britain unprovided with • Unionist candidates. Mr. W. E. Harvey, in North Derbyshire, has DO opponent; Mr. John Wilson, in Mid-Durham. is in the SaDie position, and no Unionist has yet entered the lists against Sir Charles IFLaren in the ...
... A Contest in West Mayo. Dr. Ambrose has addressed a letter to Air. John E Redmond, JI.P., protesting against the constitution of the AVest Mayo Conventiou, and adding am pressed supporters to contest the seat, and they have formed committee who have ...
... Smith, John Browne, J. P. Herd, S. i Martin, J. Stephenson, W. A. R. Manu, John Boyd, R. W. H. Blackwood, John Smith, R. Lilley, George Lilloy, James Wilson, W. B. Anderson, E. Squire, S. Baird, A. 1 Curry, S. A. Broadbcnt, William Johnston, , John Aiken ...
... Johnson; Glasmorgan (South), W. Brace; Gower John Williams; Hanley, Enoch Edwards; Hallamshire J. Wadsworth; Ince, Stephen Walsh; Leigh, T. Greenall; Lanark (Mid), Robert Smillie; Lanark (North-East). John Robertson; Lanark (North-West), Irobt. Small; ...
... , (Applause.) That would be the Jackeon, H. Johnaton, J. .John M boet, Now Tear, gift which thm could lough, C.A. ;D. Craig. H. Beck. \V. W. Alder- Bclb t ’* g . ...
... strength and give their hearty support to their present representative. (Applause) After tea, the chair was taken by the Rev. John Wilson, who welcomed amongst them their present member. Mr. G. Fetheretonhaugh, K.C., whom they all expected would again represent ...
... the South of aged Yearg. Ireland kicked up such a row over the matter ABCHEll—Tueaday. December 11, swarely at that Hr. Russell had to write the secretary a • 3ah M lim brabar at the Turf Club that the horses were intended Archer. for the North of Ireland' ...
... bought; also Second-hand Furniture; cash sent by return to parties from distance forwarding parcels; highest price given.—Russell A Harrison, 26 Linenhall Street, Ballymena. B!184^ /TARRIED Lady has marvellous valuable XvA information; priceless value ...
... cf the House pa li n e y under- of Lords was cleared out of the way. He why a(ital:lprra7;,,,a) had decided supposed Br. Russell and Br' Kerr were oppose a men with such views on the tempering to assist in clearing the path for Home &nee onertion as Mr ...