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... Henderson. D.L.; Messrs. Thomas M'Rride, W. D. O’Brien, John K. Smith. John Sinclair. Thomas F. Shillington, J.P.: W. H. McLaughlin, William Farcn, John Cleaver, William Strain, John M'Bride, Adam L. Ireland, James Symington. Thomas M'AlisJer, Major F. H ...
... Baking a firetclass shop; one with some experience prekrred. —Box C 631, Telegraph- ANTED, good Servants; places wanted for Hardy Youth and Working Greccficld's Bigistry Office. 134 Falts Road. 9-4-G405 IT|rANTED7Tatloreaßoa; also Vest Mnker. able make ...
... kiH.v nrwa whioh Mr. Hardy wu.» and he -••t apart, bn.sijy at v» ...
... their work there. Samnel tireer from a wdl-known Preeliytenaii family, Bis grandfather. tl»e Rev, Thomas Greor, of Drum bo. and his father, the Rev. Thomas Greer, of were well known id tbei annals the Irish Church. did not wonder that the descendant from ...
... Kate, the dearly-beloved and second youngest daaghtcr Thomas and Sarah Puaoral at Z-M pm., on to-morrotv (Friday;, lor interment in City Cemetery* Friends will please accept this intimation. THOMAS & SARAH DOWEY. FLEMING—ResuIt an accident. David, beloved ...
... Mary, dearly-beloved wife John Hardy. Her remains will removed from above address, on bo-morrow (Thursday) afternoon, at. 2-30. for interment in Dundonakl Cemetery. Friends will please aooept this in- timation. JOHN HARDY. HlLLOCK—February S 3. 1912. her ...
... ists wore «o fond of witters causes collision, her owners are denying. (Opposition chears.) under legal liability pay Mr. HARDY (U., Ashford) asked for for the damage done, even though the vessel to the policy of the under such pilotage may solely to ...
... Henry. Street, Thomas Archibald. youngest #-on of David and the late Maria Hardy. Hit* remains will removed, for interment in the City Cemetery, tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, two o*clock. Friend will please accept this intimation. DAVID HARDY. DEALT--February ...
... Glamorgan Asoi*es Thursday, tho libel action at the suit of Edward Samuel May ox-collicry repairer, against Mr. D. HUNTING. \ Thomas and the “Western Mail, Cardiff, RlCimibL BEAGLES. _ . , reached its conclusion. ! Thursday the meet was Cabra School. The ...
... Miss Arastrong, Dean’s Hill, Armagh: the Misses Mage©. Killylea; Mr. R. Ce. Urnghpoll; Mr. Thomas Sinton, JJ*., I/iurel Vale, Portadown; Mr. T. H. Hardy. J.P.. Richbill: Mr, ■ James Wlleon. Hockley Lodge; Mr. Norman Beet. Riclihill; Captain Hill. Hockley ...
... Qaoford, Gilford; Captain Hill, Hockley Lodge; Mr. Ralph Cope, Loughgall; Air. Thomas Sinton, J.P., Laurelvale. Portadown. Mr. Arfcliur Sinton, J.P., House, Gilford; Mr. T. H. Hardy, J.P., Riehhill; Mr. Fred Sintou. Banford, Gilford; Air. Hieo Sinton. Air ...
... Hutton. J.P., presided, in the unavoidable absence of the chairman (Mr. R. Thompson, M.P.). and other members present were Sir Thomas Dixon. Bart., Sir Otto JatTe. Messrs. Heyn, Williamep. Andrews. M’Coiinell. Inglis. Kemp. Jackson, Pollock. ShiUingtou. Clark ...