... committee for their good wishes, which assured them he very much appreciated. NOTES FROM THE ANTRIM COAST. Thursday all that was mortal of Miss Margaret Wilson was laid to rest in the New Cemetery. Glenurm. amidst every of sorrow. The funeral cortege was the ...

... another, which was also a nursery, was occupied by George Armar, and the third was occupied Mr. and Mrs. Crozier and the three infant children of the second marriage, the eldest of whom was in January, 1909. Although there were bedrooms to had, was put iu ...

... SIR EDWARD MOSS, ULSTER WILLS. REV. DOCTOR NICHOLAS Benger’t Food specially prepared for Infants, Inva'ids and the Aged, and for those whose digestive powers have become deranged. _t from other foods in cental. - - principle which changes the preparation ...

... Belfast. News hn> . will be thankfully received hi* Hugh Bailia. I Princes Slrert. Hally®* *' American papers please copy- MORTALITY RETURN'S- The annual death-rat* jn i„ the deaths regißtcrert las.'- weelt * ‘PP,,. th. Dublin regiatr.vtion area and tni ...