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... the pnr|Kise of comparison a return showing the number of vessels with their registered tonnage that had crossed the Bar. inward*, every Tear for the past nine \ear«. It was fol lows : • 1901 2 1903 4 '.804 > 190:.« JflOfi 1907 «• l(» essi*ls. tonnage ...
... before Mr E. Pcdlow, J.P. Edward M`Neill, Newry Street, was fined 7s 6d and costs for drunkenness, on the complaint of Constable Reynolds. On the complaint of Constable Rice, Richard Ward, Warrenpoint, was fined 2s 6d for drunkenness. This was ill the business ...
... easily he overtaken. Everything that Mr. Barcroft proposed at that titnc was now almost done, except that there was no' an inward mail in the morning via Greenore. If there was such a mail it could be in Belfast the first of all mails. • Mr. Wright was ...
... Within this area merchant shipping of all declared there were, no grounds for thee* kinds, traders of all countries, fishing complaints. craft, and all other vessels, will be By the magistrates: He did not put any to the gravest dangers from mines which it ...
... FIVE GREAT HEARTS THEN SANK FOR THE FIRST TIME. The rest of the story we know, that is the bare recital of it; the true inwardness of it can be realised but by few. The dead leader, with the simple story between bis face and the tent pole, the pencil ...
... Nlnther Joseph. 'out Mary kept all sa!,ings in her heart ; like all nintitere. she made her memories a treasure, a scrt of inward whieli she read ovor I to:derly. The tel.l of the ellepherds in their : flocks feed winter tinder the cilt,eei rcit ths davit ...
... Were the edges of the wounds turned inwards? His Lordship—What about that. Were they revolver wounds? Witness—Yes. They had every characteristic of that. Mr. Campbell—Were the edges of the two wounds turned inwards? Witness—No. Mr. CuMmings—How long was ...
... • rywtman on he. inward journey. TWA ditficulty .NArld to &OMB extent be met by the -t on of a lette-hos at Iblunadonald cese rocds: hot. own then, the reailenta alorct a ennsiderablo part of the route would be deprive! and complaint would almost t- - ...
... lamenting thtkfact that our Urban Council did nothiritto assist in the celebration.; and ,no doubt, there is some cause for complaint in this dirty , non. BANGOR CEFRAL v. BANGOR This fixture to Part on Saturday last in the first round of the Junior Cup, ...
... to him. Thy wipa ts. are his reentry not only reverted but hared was r.rr before his mind; hems his wish hw an active awl Inward forrign policy. mad his rinse sisentiation nit). Count Ashes.. Ihnl during the earlier pint of the latter'. abort Niuistotiol ...
... Provolone. Light Wanted. The application of Nlrs Austin for a lamp at College Avenue was referred to the Gas Committee. A Complaint. Mr. S. H. Avery, secretary of Bangor Traders' Association, wrote stating that the members of the association, particularly ...
... motion was seconded by Captain T. A. Parkhill. and passed unanimously. A car-inspector was an. pointed to investigate the complaints made regarding damage done to the carmen's shelter in Sullivan Place. and the police were to be informed, with • view to ...