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... J. W. Richey, Fiverniletown. The second meeting of the winter session of thc Caysnalelk Presbyterian Young People's Guild, was held in the schoolroom at Cavanaleck. Fivemiletown, on Tuesday night, 21st inst. The president (Rev. Thos. Edwards) occupied ...
... COURT—Before Mr. F. A. Hyett and other magistrates. THE GRAND JURY. The following were sworn on the Grand Jury:—Messrs Charles Richey Girdles tone foreman), Hemps led; Edgar Albert Bodey, Kings wood John Cannon, Bitton; Ernest Duke, Minsterworth; Thomas Gardner ...
... Green, iss Bertha Williams, Mr. J. H. Ilartstone, Williams, — Mies Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hartatone A LACE3IAKING Class under Miss Richey Mr. E. Baker, Mr. W. Hendren, Mies W. Banded, will begin at the Technical School next Friday. fire, and Miss Melbourne, Mr ...
... FOOD ANT) DRUGS Ml'. Come Back to F.rin with great feeling, to the Guardians. was reported to have been proposed by Mr. Edward Glavin. of KLocktowaska. was piii After the cincert refreshments were served The I.- a Hosed wrote staling that they Con Kelliher ...
... ministers died in this country. These were—Revs. John Nichol'. S. W. H. Nesbitt. John Wright. W. A. H. Robinson. William Alfixd, Edward Harte. and G. W. Rea. This was a larger number than usual. the average being only about five in the year. Two of the mini ...
... Board ww» •costerdav. when there were Barbour hn the ebairl; Meears. W. J. Fraser. ,TP ; .tomes A. Richey. J.r.: 8oo»L Alexander Patterson, .lohn M Hnrg. Edward Mrwkler. Stephen Carlisle. Robert Armstrong. Richard Thompson. John Thompson. Pattenon ißaiUesmilia) ...
... on Tuesday last in the Boardroom of the Workhouse. Mrs. Barbour. D.V.O presiding. There were also present : Mews. James A. Richey, J.P.; W. J Frazer. J.P. ; Charles Scott. Alexander Patterson. Robert Armstrong, Richard Thompson, Jobo Thompson. Ales. Patterson ...
... having spoken, vote of confidence in the candidate was enthusiastically adopted the motion Mr. John Holden, J.P., seconded Mr. Richey. There were no interruptions during the meeting, but extra force of some police was drafted into town for the occasion. MLD-ANTHIM ...
... Raynor. Orford ljniversity.—R Owen (Jesus): L L Braddell (Oriel) and F N Tel ißrasenose); J B Bickersteth iehrset Church). W 0 Edwards 'Oriel). and R Bale (St. John's); Alt Kerry tHt. John's). RC Maples Qn's). V 0 0 Miley (trasenoNe). ♦ E Carden (Bailol). and ...
... trained and talented voice, gave a good render. ing of the song, Mader the Shadow. Min Kathleen Morrison and Miss Nora Richey sang with much harmony and effect a popular sacred song, which was received with much appreciation. Mies 'Ti Hetherington ...
... A 8011, J.P ; Geo u fi J.P.; Edward Coey. J.P., J„h„ k r, St. Clair M. Dobbs. J.P.. Andrew Kennedy. J.P.. Alex.inrbrvf ' Campbell, j. Stouppe F. anoe Frin, . M‘Manus, Colonel Duncan Veill Capt. John Patrick, J.P : Richey. J.P.; J. P. Stott. m, « Thompson ...
... Clarke, J.P., Edward Ooey, J.P., John K. Currie, St. Clair M. Dobbs, J.P., Robert Gregg Andrew Kennedy, J.P., Alex. J Miscampbell, J. Stouppe F. M'Canoe, Edmund Ml!anus, Colonel Duncan M'Neill, J.P., Capt. John Patrick, J.P., James H. Richey, J.P., J. P ...