... (Opposition cheers.) And these ranks solid Yorkshiremen opposite, would they not spend their dsys and their nights in importing arms. (Oppostion cheers and Ministerial laughter.) The pent of the existing stale of things, if I many sense rightly read the situation ...

... VV. M’NINCII. Solicitor, Larne. HUGH G. YOUNGE, Auctioneer, Larne. m. JOHN PETTIGREW’S AUCTICW SALES. TOWN AND OF GLEBE, GLENARM. Ijc Sold l>v I’liblii- AUCTION, at the ANTRIM ARMS HOTEL, OLENARM. LI, THAT DESIRABLE FREEHOLD * » l LAND ami PREMISES, ...

... friends of Mr. John Clarke, for fifteen years manager for M‘Neill Ltd., of the Seaview Hotel, Glenarm. will be pleased to hear has taken over the Antrim Arras Hotel, Glenarm, and will begin business there about the Ist March. The Antrim Arms one the largest ...

... CastlelarJ, Lavey. Kingseourt, Drung, Bailieboro', Arm a and Coronea, Moyhologue, Castlershan and Ballsiamesduff, Cross, Denn, )(Warm, rorle.), Kiln ore, Curlough, Maghera. Co. Derry.—L3 each—Deny Clty, Grattan, John Mitchel, Magherafelt, Swateragh. Kilrea. Grcordough ...

... Messrs. Tlioiuqs Millikeu, .I.l* ; .1 nines Crawford, J.l*., (Ilenarm; John Davidson. Templecorran; John M‘Roberts. Dallyunre. John lames Duftiu, (jailncastle; John Reid, ,'arrickfergus: John Stewart. Cairn- and The Adventmos of a Reived ...

... as the matter stands at present, gallery is to built Grattan Bridge, no doubt, it will largely by purchasers second-hand books or pictures; by those learned in the law, those skilled in the use arms,' and by all tiie busy throng which daily frequents the ...

... DISCUSSION AT CAVAN BOARD. RENT ■E IRIRII-119E PAPER. Chief Officers—P. Cunningham to President, additional for New Qu•3 Cardigan, Coastguard: W. Shergold to President, additional for. Butt of Lewis Coaetguard. W. Sarochaga to President, additional for ...

... Jones. All were re•..uei Ant Wilson, whose arm was broken. and ton picked up was dead. Jams way inured ah.ut the legs and taken to the bo.pii .il. A CERTAIN FOR FITS. (hums has eared permeently the very rdt arm 01 Irllelll7. rata rallies Stekme he.. when ...

... Her Ladyship. to De premoted by Hr. R. O. Hunter, and she will be maimed by Tiny Grattan. Mr. Ceeil Burt, and Mr. Walter Pearce. The . piece to . from . th• of Harry Grattan; and r ilier Studholme. ;he ha. not appeared 10 her Lady yadtap as to take the ...

... COWS & STORES. HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT 11 0 CLOCK. CATTLE AT 12 O'CLOCK. JOHN KOBSON, LTD., CHICHESTER STREET SALE TOMORROW. ROBSON’S (FAIRDAY) SALES. THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE MR. JOHN COPELAND. NEWTOWNARDS. One o'clock on WEDNESDAY, 2nd Apnl. HEY GELDING ...

... PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY. Strong Protest against Intercepting Hospital. The annual meeting o* this Board was held Saturday. Mr. John Gregg, who presided, was unanimously re-elected chairman the j Board. Mr. M'Farland was nominated for the yiceohair, but expressed ...

... lc•aers ot their representativre, they wouki the eloquence of Flood and firatten. and it stretteemee of modern phraseoloe by the arms of the Volunteers. The fill:, termed '•ivetwallepping-tetrinighs. Tno lowing are the ileums of this Art which et:abasement ...