... hold a military inquiry into the circumstances of the shooting on the 7th inst. of the three Dromore men, Daniel O’Doherty, John Devine, and Charles Slevin. and in consequence of this the adjourned inquest, which was to have been resumed on Tuesday next ...

... Alexander H. Allen, John F. perceU from West Africa, n.s.A., Canada, &c. HIQH WATER TO-OAY. Cwoe c* i M'Cartan, equal; (3) Richard H. S. Twigg, from U.S.A Auatraha, Bahamas. Bermuda. HIGH WATfc_ £3CX) Stolen. John R. Lawson, (6) John Taylor; (G) Ac '‘ Morning ...

... prisoner, and he would order him six months’ hard labour. . Robbery with Violence. John T. Morton was next put forward for sentence, having been found guilty of robbing, while armed with a revolver, Mr. Boyle of the sum of 2s, the property of Ellen Tiernan, ...

... of arms. is a hope-! (Cheers.) ‘Trust your leaders, he concluded, it to be sail hereafter that t hed n the other until they play you false, and do not be a jlored every avenue to peace or the n vital. |p arty to this wholesale condemnation, f arms was ...

... at 2.30 p.m., when three armed men stopoed Walter E. Gray, rent-collector, Donegall Street, and took £5 from him. Robert Heron, 24, Old Cavehill Road, collecting- rent* in Boundary Street, and while in a house four men armed with revolvers entered. He ...

... Lizard cn Jlarcb BALTIC, from Sew York, arrived the 2f. BOSWORTH. from Avomncuvfc, arrived hi. John March CANOPIC, from Naples, arnved in tb© Meraej* Mar. 26- CARDIGAN SHIRE, lor the Paciflc, lert, Hamburg on March 25. CT'-DRIC, (or Liverpool, loft. Now York ...

... speakers boarded a tender provided for them. Each tender had a tricolour, and all proceeded the square formed Grattan Street, O'Connell Street, and John Street, where the meeting was held. The procession of cars moving slowly along to the square attracted great ...

... Ministers still cling desperately to the hope that by some prodigious miracle the ! anarchy resulting from their capitulation armed rebels will disappear, that the “Free ! State will settle down into a loyal and contented dominion of the Empire, and that ...

... l ”*? LsUlUjl Mrrnd (n, lio watched Mr. and Mi^. cnoice centres arc irresis- Some rest i, -hell. „ . Hammen, .Imll arm in arm down the »■ - fr*»h «rown F rom Queen Fashwn s Court. •*««»»• -. „ . w _ T'k- /- r mac Lires crown Outwardly—vw!” put ...

... acquiesced from tatiguo or indifference.” This version contains such regrettable substitutions •« retched wight” tor knight-at-arm©/’ sighed deep lor ”©igh*d full sore,” “wild S . l •*«*.** and in place of and there lulled asleep.” the commonplace and ordinary ...

... CoachxhoUSeS, two C. IV. SlTarland, M.A., M.C., John welted by hand-sewn system. I.arge Seed-cleaamg Machine (Boby A Co.), with Set of Elevators. 1 u, T-, ~ ~ _ , . , . Thomas, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John niade tr. nrA , Saturday, 22 6 . Drying Apparatus ...

... - ,n i ’Frik ,lwl - Vor W. .“-wSrth M/- For 27/8 Each late John Reid. Funeral priv-te. Lingerie Lawn, made of Pure I--’TPt >an «1. - _°, lo * Bl«ck Glace Kid One-Bar House Shoos. *’ ’ John C. W. Reid. (Rev.) JOHNSTONE HUNTER, 37, Gt. George’s Street ...