... 191#. BELFAST POLICE COURTS. custody. (Before Mr. A. Brady, E.5t.) TWO IN HOSPITAL. Constable John charged a man named James Hardy with assault upon Catherine Bradley and Henry Kane, m Short | Strand, the evening the let inst. The accused was remanded till ...

... William D. 0-|lrien .I K-Smi h, John Sin,lair. Thomas Slid JA.. W. H. M-J-aiiyhlin, J.l’-l Mil mn, 1 ran, 0-Hrien, John Cleaver, illuim Strain, John M-Bride. Froderiek It. bha«, M‘.Mister. Major V Hardy. Boliert J.j •: Stev.a tC. Kell>. Arthur W. Stevenson ...

... Yoxall (Liberal). . Mertbyr-A. Fox (Umoniet). Keir Hardie (Labour), Edgar (Liberal). Tritohard Morgan (Liberal). . . Cboltonbain—Lord (Unionist). B. Matbia* (Liberal). \ Derby—Sir T. Roe (Libert), J. Thomas (Labour), A. Beck (Unionist), A. Page (Unioniat) ...

... case of the husband. 'll* action against Mrs Leon is heard at future date. At the salt of Sergeant BaUontine. Bessbrook, Thomas Carroll, of High Street, Beebrook, army pensioner, was charged at \ewry Petty Sessions* Wednesday with cruelty his five little ...

... Burke, The Fcdly; Mr. Thomas H. Hardy. J.P . Wood lawn; Alls© Violet Painter. Armagh: Mr. David Edgar. Miss M. Edgar. Miss ?. Edgar. Mount pleasant; Mr. A.. C. M'Bnde, M.P.5.1., Armagh; Mr. Vincent M'Mahoc, Armagh; Mr. Thomas Knipe. Drumadd House; Mr ...

... big tea parties I’ve been invited to! Have ever like big a one? No! Bat now, thank goodneas! I’m able to retaliate last!” HARDY'S PIANOS AND ORGANS. Beet Value; Gash or Easy Payments. Exchanges Effected. Tunings and Bepaw- S 3 AaaSfawtt.2 LIGHT CILENBAR ...

... Hoiv&ur Judge Green oi>enwl the business above sessions in the Crown Court the County Courthouse. Mr. Thomas J. Marron. Clerk the Crown and Peace, and Mr. Thomas W. Kilpatrick. Sub-Sheriff, were in attendance. The following magistrates were the Bench: -Messrs ...

... Parliament to lie sworn during the afternoon wore Mr. boot Dickson (ex-Lord-Advocate for Scotland), Mr. Piety man, Mr. Laurence Hardy, and Mr. Masterroan (Parliamentary Secretary Home Office). A conspicuous figure among the new Parliamentarians was the Rev ...

... w hich ' thc r ri there is not particle of truth. The Z«»l l>r l> w , 1U tho bid dial Mr. Ikirnes only for huu- uri -f H. Thomas has deckirwl that the part' l,a , m ...

... James Boles, and Master Thomas Hetberingfion. The weekly Wesley Guild meeting was held the Methodist lecture Hall Friday ©roiling. The Rev. P. Carter presided. The subject under discussion was “ Moses in Pharaoh’s Palace.” _ HARDY'S PIANOS AND ORGANS. Best ...

... Nortbesk and Admiral John Knight each received ,£4.629 8s but Admiral Sir 1 Thomas Louis received one sum of .£4,000 through Marsh and Creed, and through Bdm. Lockyer.” Captain Hardy, | who appears to have banked with Cooke and Halford, got J 2.389 7s 6d ...

... 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 ...