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... employed in acquiring the Englishman’s money. A will not joke in working hours—if is working for himself. A story is told ! hardy Scot who was overcome by his potations one summer night, and was deposited in an open grave by* his cronies spirit hf grim ...
... M’Cancc, J.P., Major Crawford, Captain Cunningham, J.P., B. U. S. Rearlc. D.L.. Thomas 11. Torrens. D.L., James M’Coonell. J.P., Henry Hntton. J.P., G. W. Ferguson, J.P.. Thomas Shaw, J.P., Edward Emerson, J.P., Samuel Gibson, J. H. M’Neil© M’Cormidc, J.P ...
... Interesting Legal Development The Cress Association informed that Messrs, Simpson, Thomas, & Clark, solicitors, i Queen Victoria Street. K.C.. agents for Messrs. Simpson. Thomas. £ Curtis, have a writ under the auspices of West Hiding (.and and Owners’ Association ...
... ASSOCIATED BOARD RAM and R.C.M. For Local Examinations In Music. Patron-HlB MAJESTY THE KINO. Honorary Local ■‘•f^4 , for Belfast;-Thomas C. Houston, Eaq., The Onjrthonio, Cnunlin Road. -■ _ CENTRE EXAMINATIONS.-Syllabus A. Theory-Novembet and March. PiacUcal ...
... asked if the time had not arrived when it would be better reduce these unions and have a bit more unity. MR. KEIR HARDIE'S HARANGUES. Mr. Hardie. speaking at Clydebank on Sunday, referred to the industrial disputes. If there was not conspiracy it looked if ...
... of the Guardians held on Tuesday. Mr. Philip Baxter, J.P., chairman, presided, and the other members present were—Messrs. Thomas Brady, Co.C.; G. Johnston, Galligan, T. Donohue, John Reilly (Drumherrieh), Peter Fitzpatrick, P. Brady (Lacken), Hugh Prunty ...
... the Rye generally regarded her best story, concerning the popularity of which elie once received a striking tribute from Thomas Hardy. The great Wessex novelist once fokl her that wherever went was always sore nf finding two books—the Bible and “Cornin’ ...
... members would create class of professional politicians which was not desirable. Speaking in Edinburgh Wednesday night, Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., said Mr. Balfour had earlier in the day adopted the Osborne judgment question a very wise attitude. The Labour party ...
... Council guaranteed Brooks, Thomas, Co. payment. They had cnbstantial amount of money on hands, and view the guarantee thought tbo Council should pay Brooks, Thomas A Co., and deduct the amount from Campbells account, os Brookes, Thomas, A Co. were threatening ...
... honour of Robert Emmet. Mr. Devlin, M.P., was of the principal speakers. A NATIONAL BREAKFAST MENU Northerners have always been hardy; thousands of niidlanders and southerners are the same. The men the North have for generations eaten porridge; and for long ...
... aware that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous Wessex novelist, is descended from that other hero of Trafalgar into whose ears tho dying Horatio whispered, Kiss me. Hardy, kiss me”? And then, Hie touch tho living lips. God bless you. Hardy ! Thank God, I have ...
... Chairman the meeting. Skotmlb! by Right Hon. THOMAS SINCLAIR, D.L.. J.P., Hopogc-W, Belfast. •* That the Report now read and Statement of Accounts be received and entered on the Minnies.” Proposed by Right Hon. THOMAS SINCLAIR. D.L., J.P..H ope field, Belfast ...