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... OBSERVATIONS. Harry Green in The Cherry Tree,” Beit Hughe* A Co., and the Hedjaz Feunl Troupe will be the Belfast Royal Hippodrome next week. The lecture under the auspices of the Clough Unionist Club has been unavoidably postponed owing a death the ...
... BALLYMENA OBSERVER. MARCH Kells Presbyterian Church JUBILEE SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE LATE REV. THOMAS EATON, On Sunday last jubilee services were conducted Kells Presbyterian Church in connection with the fiftieth anniversary of the ordination ...
... TALLYMEN OBSERVER ATjniST 31 proud to belong to the British Empire, and trusted that the day was far distant when they would ever come under any other authority or when thev would be severed from under* the folds of the Union Jack, which was protection ...
... BALLYMENA OBSERVER, SEPTEMBER 1' BALLYMENA MAN WINS ULSTER GRAND PRIX. JOE CRAIQ DOES OVER A MILE A MINUTE. BREAKS ROAD RACE RECORD IN GREAT BRITAIN. The third annual motor cycle race for th£' Ulster Grand Prix was run Saturday under the ausvices of the ...
... women Holywood, and the Royal Belfast Academical Institution. He entered Queen’s College in Charles W* redristra.r Ball ’i ail b.ie Black sir knights thought that, ihe wild Orangemen were going 1880 and graduated B.A. in the Royal Univer- L-Sir Br T are ...
... heads are to bare - in importance that of a Royal personage. The ■ } charming fashion of the ban lean Twenty additions have been made to County Althono-h the Court's observance of Lent is rot entire Diplomatic Corps and the American cl- retui - ne ...
... Battalion the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and Ist and 2nd (amalgamated) Battalions the Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess Victoria’s), which at present exist as single battalions, the corps of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and the corns of the ...
... Family and Comme Hotel, Antrim, which took place last week. bad a splendid army record, having served 16 yeart in the Royal Army Medieal Corps, in whieh be held the rank of serzeant Hie epell in the for whieh b e held the Bronz Medal. Silver Medal as an the ...
... Davis Perry, ■ C.L.B. Training Corps in charge of Lieut. Charles Watson, and Ist and 2nd Ballymena (St. Patrick’s) Companies of the Girl Guides, in charge of District Commissioner Caruth. The tw’o minutes’ silence was observed the large congregation reverently ...
... life-saving appliances, 1911; gave evidence Admiralty before the Commit te** appointed to report on the organisation the Royal Corps of Constructors and other cognate questions. It was a source gteai pleasure to his fflanv when h» was created ffieinHci ...
... . The interesting proceedings then terminated. Battle Extraordinary at Antrim. (From the Observer, June 29, 1867.j Wo take the following from an old ‘‘Observer’’ file:—One day last week the quiet and industrious town of Antrim was enlivened by an amusing ...
... present veteran Fusilier who had served two years in the corps before ho (tho General) was born, while several 6|>eakera deplored the fact that like the Royal liiniskilling Fusiliers, the Royal Irish Fusiliers was now only one battalion regiment. It was ...