... 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 ...

... were annointe: a commit- July last ar riage. ¥ management for the ensuing ye Thomas defendan Hende cn D.L.; Messrs. £80 he w de, Willi in D. O'Hrien, John K. Smith, inclair. Thomas F. Shillington, J.P.; the plain William Feran, ehe coul MLanghlin, William ...

... 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) ...

... 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 ...

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... for War, smiled genially on all feet The well known figures of rece ho greeted him. Keir Hardie, and Sir r Charles Dilke, Mr. observable among the and Ifred Thomas were Minister entered the Cha awd, The Prime did hamber at twelve o ‘clock, but there was ...

... 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 ...

... noon. fast that his penumbra day. if only for the now that of Mr. Barnes or of Mr. js larger than The is te knew pape Keir Hardie. men to make out of Mr. Barnes’ de exactly what ascertain in how far ut really mont claration oF to Tos ady or indicates the ...

... the f bury. and Vise et, for in (Wed al Muckamore. On TV arning, at 10.50 Friends will please 1 the only ation, T Asieep in THOMAS MURPHY. The I. 21, at Rallyrobert, Co Februacy Common vonngest son of donn WCartby. rem Ralivrohert, an temecraw (Wed. morning ...

... 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 ...