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... Ballycastle 0 Hugh *Carry, Culfeightrin 1 r` Richard Keenan, Belfast 1 3 J John M`Mahon, Belfast 5 0 / John O'Neill, Whitehead 2 2 0 Thomas O'Neill, C.E., Culfeightrio, Co. Antrim 2 2 0 John M`Ginley, Esq., Belfast 1 1 0 Joseph Hogan, Esq., Ross-on Sea, N. Wales ...
... - The King John Lodge, since they went to their new quarters. Queen's Square, are steadily improving week by week. On Friday they had a splendid Buffalo evening. This Lodge's progress has been rapid, and much credit due to Bro. John Scott, C.P., for ...
... NEWRY. I . • ICSTABLLSHZD 1884. ARSE HAIR! HORSE HAIR! end Horne Hides, Cost, Kid, and ROSH Skins. _sad, arm sad Rs. CAlgs j CASH ON DELIVERY. 'arm —CORN MARKET • BOAT ET, Letter,: 34 Kiln:torn Street. P. MURPHY NEWRY. AND UPWARDS ADVANCID, LLa without ...
... next generatio, the work was continued by a group of Dan Catholic merchants, headed by John Keogh, and supported by the political influence Edmund Burke, Henry Grattan and Wolfe Tone. The result of their labours, said the lecturer, was the Irish Catholic ...
... apphcatiou - of Mr. John either ior the Kilkeel rural district, schuol attendance were against the following in respect of their chi'alieu:—Richard Murphy. Drumsesk : Henry Shields, 1/1 - innrengli tsi (inlet - Si; Henry Doran, Ballymoney; John Min- Water Street ...
... insult of his brothers.and sisters. Armed forces of the British Crown followed the funeral procession from the Pro-Cathedral to Kingsbridge. British armoured cars smashed up the of marching men and women. and from Grattan Bridt:e to Hingshridge there was ...
... , O'Prey minmeneed . a gossip with the other• two. -While thus en. gaged_ there also arrived one other sindker, John. Vint. who was armed with one. of those popular instruments I of awe torture, -a melodeon—nearly neat . —ltitiCh.was mitering from the ...
... whose wide open arms the girl sped with a cry of Mother. Her father, tall, spare, and rather quiet of aspect, then came from the shadow of the hall and kissed her fondly; and with these dear faces looking into hers, and these dear arms clasping her closely ...
... down. Other Rancor eases were—John Ill• Mantis, Charles tTNeilk S. MI cooly and John 911.attehlan. who were eat h fined 54 and 2v Holywood—William Stevenson, Is anti 9a costs. Newtownards—John Gunning, Robert Clark, John Ferguson and Hugh Ritchie were ...
... Andrew KenfLedy Lodge had a very harmonious evening last Monday at their headquarters, The Craigavon SEVENTY THREE YEARS AGO. Arms, Old Lodge Road. There was a Almost three quarters of a century grand gathering of the members and ago is a long period of ...
... ago, came as a surprise to those unaware of certain developments that had taken place in Dublin during the pas few weeks. Mr. John Devoy and Judge Cohalan were largely instrumental in composing past differences, ;and were working towards that end during ...
... Is worthy of all the support that can be accorded to him. The Salisbury Lodge which meets in Bro. Dobbins', The Shaftesbury Arms. Shankill Road, every Wednesday evening is one of the old established Lodges in No. 3 District. They had a record attendance ...