... accepted the tender Mr. David Hamilton i:l8 10s for carrying out certain improvements at the porters lodge. „ . Mr. Thomas H. Hardy. J.P.. presided the District Council meeting. Mr. Charles moved that the resolution of the Conn- cil of the May. 1908 ...

... to Louisa Mary Thomas the despatch-box and contents in his bedroom, directing that she alone shall open it. The residue of hie estate left to his sicters. The Louba Mary Thomas referred to was the da'itrhfer of tbo late Mr. Samuel Thomas, coluery owner ...

... both sides of the square were filled with sightseers, but*in many coses even the roofs of the buildings were crowded the more hardy enthusiasts, who at any cost were determined take some part the proceedings. When the chief participants arrived the cheering ...

... convenience. Sale, ONE o’clock, MONDAY. 4th April. 1910. Fuller particulars from SHERIDAN & CO., Solicitors, Dundalk. NICHOLAS HARDY, Auctioneer, Dundalk. STANDING TIMBER. CHURCHILL DEMESNE. CO ARMAGH. T7IXTENSIVE SALE PUBLIC AUCTION of 000 verv large TREES ...

... Vinonnt: Montgomery. V.C. Zoology—Bintr, R G.; Devlin, F. J-; Doherty, Edmund; Dtiffcu, John; Fullerton. _A.: Griruson. Thomas; Hardy. W. H.; Hay, W. S. B.; Lyons, Beat lie; M'Curry, Walter,].; M‘Kcc. A. G.; M'Kee. T. M'Kibbin, Frederick; M'Kinstry. R- ...

... AYR CHIF.P-CONSTABLK’S SUGGESTION. Spraking at the animal Licensing Court for \or«h Avr-shire Tuesday. Clvief-Coustable M'Hardy said there had bd-n a great decrea«© drunkenness throughout the country during the year. It would be much better, however, ...

... packages addressed to Mr. Heir Hardie and the Marquis of Bute, that deceased had imagined grievances, and contemplated suicide. Ho denied all knowledge of the suggestion that he was concerned in the desecration of Sir William Thomas Lewis's wife grave. His son ...

... the -eeu-t.iry Die 'Mr. E. Lea (Dublnij. the secretary (Mr William Stewart. Dublin) Ddoro th© 7th Mur. and the treasurer CMr.Thomas tend that (filiation and delegates - fees must M'Cronnell. Belfast*, together with Mr. E. aleo roach the ecereiarv before ...

... GRF.F.N May 4. at the residence her grandfather. Thomas Mason. Downpatrick Street. CrossKfir, (Bkldyj. eldest daughter of Michael Green, aged 17 —R IP. Funeral on tomorrow afternoon, at two o’clock. HARDY-May 4. Lisburn Road Hospital. Jaratvi llardv. youngest ...

... second-hands, now. by CoT lard, Knauss, Bwldyn. Mas Dreyer, Burling & Mansfield, Walters. Ac., from £10; Tunings and Repairs, -Hardy#, Victoria Street 4-4-484 GRACE AVENUE (54). Bloomfield: parlour. 4 bedrooi.c,. bath; -Cl7 free-Siadair & Boyd. Ann Street ...

... that day of either returning him for trial or refusing informations. « It. was then decided to send for Mr. solicitor. Mi. Hardy read the deposition made Constable Friel on Monday night at special court before Mr. Jas. M’Court, J.P., Anne Street Barracks ...

... Charles Beresford. Sir Alfred Thomas, Mr. John Ellis. Sir Thomas Whittaker, Sir F. Banbury, Sir Philip Magnus, Mr. Sbackleton, Mr. John Ward, Mr. Lon-dale tho Marquis of Hamilton, Mr. Peel, Mr Hayes Fisher, Mr. Laurence Hardy, Sir Compton Eickett, Mr. BRASS ...