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... Qilmour and Jame. Gilmour. Coleraine (nephews); Res. Professor Davey, M.A., Belfast, Messrs. John t'loo..s. Thomas Beatty, Belfast; and W. .1. Hardy. R.M.. Derry (cousins); Messrs. J. Longwpil and W. Beatty, of Baxter, Ltd. The isr..itlo. which made a beautiful ...
... 7,110; Henderson (lab.). 6,691; Taylor (Ind.) I 1,926 NORFOK (Northern)-KING (Co. U.). 8,274;' Bunton (1..), SOE - COZENS HARDY (L.:, I 1 11,755 Edward. (Lab.), 4.5111. NORTHAMPTON-C. A. M'CURDY (Co. L), I Walter Halls (Lab.). 11.733. NORTIIAMPTON (K ...
... a; Henderson (Lab.), 6,691; Taylor (Ind.), NORFOK (Northern)—KlNG (Co. U.), 9,274; Buxton (L.), 9,061. SO“'[‘%}ZBN ZCOZENS HARDY (L., 11,755; Edwards (Lab.), 6,536. NORTHAMPTON—C. A. M'CURDY (Co. L), 18.010 Wal:%lhll- (Lab.), 10,735, : NORTHAMPTON (Ke ...
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... P. L. 100 0 Mr, Jauca 100 0 0 Mr. J. R. Bristow 0 Col’. R. G. 100 0 0 Mr. Thomas 100 0 0 Mr. Hughes The Dean of Belfast Mrs. Archdale, per Mrs. Oriefson 0 Mr. H. B. Hardy 0 Mr. W. J. Jackson Mr. J. F. Patterson 0 «0 Mr. R. Kyle Knox ,00 Mr. & Mr*. ...
... Owing the inilainiuable natuxi* of the building the fire made rapid headway and store, and the locaj fire brigade, in Mr. Hardy (captain) and Mr. Jame-s Davidinm (vh hud dithcnlt t* k. plentiful ►uppfy of water wa® availabte, and after hour’s hard work ...
... THE REAL VALVE IF SPORT. Great interest, especially in the North of Ireland, was taken in the recent announcement that Sir Thomas Lipton had once more, through the medium of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, issued a to our American cousins fur the possession ...
... arrangements to call into Hardy’s, in order to join_ young Hardy. with whom they were going to a Halloweve party. About 9.30 pm. on the evening in Guestion they went into the kitchen. and whilst Mre. Hardy wos ptepnnns tea Hugh Hardy tock them into the bar ...
... valuable work in the way of J. WE. Hardy, R.M., Patrick Mullen, A meeting of the Derry County Agrieut An is the rates oser the oounty was encouraging and developg aside of musical Riabert Douglas, James Irwin, Thomas tural Committee was held in the Coleraine ...
... Association vat held in field* kindly supplied tot the occaaioe Mr. John Troughtun, Mollaleliih. Mem. T. A. MTlure. J.P.; T. H. Hardy. J.P.; WiUUm M'Laughltn, and Kchert acted Judges, and at the finiah of creditable exhibition made the following awards Class ...
... as resident magistrate fbr County Vturim room of Mr. James Kocho, K.M., traiisierred Beliaet, has been sworn in beiore Mr. Thomas Burns, J.P.. in the Ballyjiieua Courthouse. LISBURN FARMERS' AfSOeIATION. At meeting of this Association held in the Temperance ...
... it lo my=elf what to give. Kelly took 5« out of my hand and pave it to O°'Neill. We came out and went down Mill Street into Hardy's public-houre, and into the room. Kelly asked me for the money, and [ {n\'o him £l9 155 back, and he paid me a half-crown ...