... M's. John Torrens—Silver muffin dish. Mr. and Mrs James Thompson—Cut-glass bottle and finger glasses. Mrs. David Taylor—Nightdress sadhot. Mrs. Taylor—Tray cloth. Dorothv Taylor—Silver toast rack Mrs. C. W. Tedlie-Cut-glass jug. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson—p ...

... E. monium of noise and the irte.. «v Punde- 'ZZZy A, Betting’ 2tol on Crom Aboo. 4to 1 agst Pasture* r Straban Gilmer 2nd), John- value bist ldea ,J ‘>ld lose lt« ZZZZ ;«»; New Sedge Warbler and 10 1 ’ , r noswell Bnmmr-on-Dpe) „ w r.« ’ Dudgeon (Knock ...

... COMPENSATION CLAIMS AT LURCAN. Lurgan Rural Council a claim was sul> njitted from Mr. John Skeffington, solicitor. Dungannon, for £l.OOO compensation on le> half of John Connolly and Michael Quinn* trustees, for the destruction by burning the Hibernian Hall ...

... riot in Convention Street, Belfast, 25th August. , Mr. John M'Gonigal, K.C., and Mr. K. D. (instructed by Mr. J. E. Moorhead, Crown •solicitor), prosecuted, and Mr. B. J. Fox (instructed Mr. John Graham) defended. Constable Norris said the evening in ...

... and Browne (Trinity). 3 certainty, but public interest was kept up 0 SATURDAY’S MATCHES- dwrrhoeal . •_ PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY John Sinclair, D.L., to the Malone Golf blub) i.« (Monks ' • the last. Smith won by 1861 points. At the morning - _—-j« ( PROGRAMME ...

... Messre. F. D. Russell, J. J. M'Arevey; J. Edgar Connor. J.p. ; p Connolly, J. R. S. Redmond, J.l>. Fred Ferris, Thomas George T, Walker, J.P.; Foster, S. H. Newell;' Robert Kerr, J.P-; Frank Fisher, J.P. ; John Quinn, S. J. Murray, and John Stokes, J.P ...

... Inspector, veterinary branch, has to-day confirmed a reported outbreak foot-and-mouth disease the raises of Mr. Jas. Clement Russell, at, Ball. rickard. near Arklow. The Department accordingly made order operating i'T 1 mediately, the effect of which is prohibit ...

... BOMB OUTRAGE Inquest on Sergeant Kemp. VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. Yesterday an inquest was held in Armagh the body of Sergeant John Kemp, who died in the County Infirmary on Sunday from injuries caused by bomb which was flung from the Market Square, and which ...

... Miss Adams, Mr. John Archer, Dr. vV. A. Anderson, Major G. D. Barn. Viscount Bangor; Messrs. G. H. Brown. H. E. Barron, John Beattie; Captain and Mrs. F. Ciiarlev, Colonel H. Charley; Messrs. Arthur Corbett. Edwin Coev, George Coey, John J. Cowdv, Cowdv ...

... making their contracts took into account that their avenues and fences would be damaged in the course of the removal. Mr. Russell, chairman of tho Native Timber Merchants’ Federation, stated that he had a large experience the sales of timber, and had acted ...

... dedicated 18 * tablet Was «- THE WARRENFOINT MURDER. VICTIM A BELFAST MAN. AN ASSAILANT BELIEVED WOUNDED Special - Constable John Cummins, who was murdered while patrol duty in Warrenpoint Sunday night, belonged to Belfast, having resided at 47, Old park ...

... Whitehall Gardens, when Mr. W. F. Russell, the chairman of the Central Council, submitted a most important statement on behalf of the English, Scottish, and Irish Protection Associations. In this statement Mr. Russell reminded Sir Eric Geddes that the ...