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... this urban council was held yesterday, when there were present— Messrs. Thomas J. Aiken, J.P. (vice-chairman), presiding; Alexander Patterson. Joseph Greene, John Beattv, John Hardy. Michael Hughes, Gabriel Clarke, Geo. Little, John Cunningham. R. Richardson ...
... conference and demonstration. The speakers will include Mr. Ramsay Macdonald. 31. P.; Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P.; 3lr. Crooks, M.P.; .Mr. Barnes, M.P.; ainl Mr. J. H. Thomas. M.P. At the annua] conference various alterations in the constitution, necessitated recent ...
... conference, and demonstration. The speakers will include Mr. Ramsay MacDonald. M.P.; Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P.; Mr. Crooks, M.P.; Mr. Barnes, M.P.; and Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P. At the conference various alterations in the Constitution necessitated the recent c ...
... FUNCTION EXHIBITION HALL. There are occathous lii© which one feels glad to alive, and certainly Tuesday night one, whan a hardy crowd veteran si»Kliers. heroes of many a well-fought fight, were entertained to their annual diuner ar. the guests that esteemed ...
... Richard Richardson, John Beatty, Joseph Wherry, Thomas Carson, and Robert Watt (omcial Unionists); John Chapman (Independent). East Ward (7 scats) —The Earl Banfurly, Robert Newton, J.P.; Gabriel Clarke, John Hardy, Murray Richardson, George Little, Root. Leith* ...
... Ward—Wm. Mb. Carson,. Station Road; James A. Pollock, Tower Ro id ; Robert Wilson, Curran Street Gardenmorc Ward— Thomas Haris, Pound Street; Thomas M'ConneU,- Dunboyne; Charles Taggart, Princess Gardens; Alexander Wood side, Pound Street. inner Ward—John Drummond ...
... Alexander Watt, John Hardy, William Allan, Charles O’Neill, Robert M’Mullan, Matthew Bell, John Stuart. Thomas M’Keown, John Chambers, Francis William B. Crowe, Jcseph M’Oonnell, and Samuel Bowman. Kdward M’Kinney, Castle Street. Proposer —Thomas Ferguson; seconder ...
... Dept., per Mr. J. D. Smith. Engineer- Works £l5 2 6 Meter Workshop 4 19 0 Lamplighters 1 0 Stoves Department 12 6 25 5 0 Mr. Thomas Gallaher. J.P. 25 0 0 Emplovee® Belfast Ropework Co., Ltd.* 22 19 11 Sir William Whitla. M.D 20 0 0 Messrs. Wm. Adams & Co ...
... were very braci eddition to the Maste } three ine Wilson, the Miss Doreen Wilson, .Hookley to Mr. Thomas J.P., | g. and vale; Dr. Doagan, cond | Thomas H. Hardy, Woodlawn; Mise final Mr. . M‘Nally; Course Lodge: 1 RUGBY. KNOCK v. MALONE. decision to-day, ...
... Stewart Moore, D L., Mr. Malcolm Gordon. Lisburn Mr. David W. Corry, Royal Avenue Mr. Arthur Metcalfe, Knock Messrs. T. L. Hardy A* Co., Lrd., Road Mr. Omar C. XeUon. Mr. Richard S. Grainge-. Dtme• Street Employers Messrs. Brown. Corbett-, A tmnlovces ...
... Revs. R. Fuller Appelbe, R. W. Boote, B.Sc. ; j Jaber Bridge. A. Bourne, George H. Eva. Hardy I Jowett, Thomas Moscrop. J. E. Neill, B.A. E. A. Prinoe, and Thomas Robinson. Rev. R. J. Appelbe is of Irish birth, and laboured in the Transvaal mission held ...
... CASL. This was ejectment process for mrrholdiog brought Thomas J. Byrne. Dundalk, Official Receiver, in the matter *■! Hie Belfast Banking Company. Lid., agauis* Joseph I’. M Glint\ plaintiff, and Hardy, Dundalk, auctioneer; Bridget M'Kevilt. of Dundalk, ...