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... damages levied on the county at large. Mr. Dickson (Down)—They could speak Attorney-General, and have a clause put in. Mr. Hardy (Armagh)—All the Local Government Board could do would to surcharge, and it could be made by private subscriptions, and I would ...
... cycling to and from the shipyard daily for almost five years, and that was the first time be had been checked for anything. Leo Hardy pleaded that ho had lit his lamp at his home, but it had apparently gone out, and never noticed it in the glare the rtreel ...
... Mr. Robert Kitecm Lame Weaving Co 500 0 Mrs. H. Hardy .. Robert Burton 250 Mr. S. M'Garel ■*Aacm'' 350 Mr. Hiufh Davie ..ZZZZ W. J. E. Haxbinson 0 Mrs. Booth Thomas Carson 106 0 0 Mr. W. J. M'Caw Thomas Mrs. Montgomery The British Aluminium Co,. Ltd. ...
... party, triumphantly pointed to the Labour leadersdyne©. Adamson. Henderson. Harnc*. Burns. MacDonald. Snowden, the late Keir Hardie. Parker, and Thorne—as proofs that democracy was productive of leadership. To each one named paid a plowing tribute, each ...
... reelected for the coming year:—President, Mr. David Johnston. J.P.; vice-presidents. Sir. James Ireland, J P., and Mr. Thomas Hardy, J.P.; chairman of Council, Major K. J. M'Corraack; vice-chairman of Council, Mr. Win. R. Morrow; deputy-chairman of Council ...
... An officer of long experience and wide popularity in the mercantile marine service has passed away in the person of Captain Thomas Wilson, one of the oldest commanders in the Head Line fleet. About twelve months ago he hail to leave his ship, the War Viper ...
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... native laud by I W ordaineP» » the attempts James I to introduce . Thomas Hartlev. 8.A.. who is aiming at brine- fund* build schools; but he did wish into Scotland, came ov«r to mis . ouutry in I ...
... has been appointed to Co Derry, and stationed at Derry. He succeeded in this division, stationed at Ballymena, by Mr. W. J. Hardy. At » meeting of ths Ballymena Presbytery on Tuesday permission was granted the Rev. W. J. Crackcn. the newly-appointed minister ...
... hi; ia. There only one cai»e for h»uing this court Tuoxlny, and tl.f adiudiclUß* masristi-ate* were Meters. (pwidingu W. .1. Hardy. . Jam** Morrow, David Fullerton, and J. 1. Joseph was charged by fon^taMo Glass with drunknees Augurtt wa» one previous conviction ...
... composed the various ministers the town, the magistratb'-. the members the Town Commissioners. with Messrs. Thomas George, Martin Steele. Thomas Reid. Richard Benson. Alex. Wallace, Robert H«aod. and John M'Burnic. the last four representing the Comrades* ...