... said M. | Mr, Thomas Foran, general resident of the | of three of (reports London Sireit’s smile broadened. “The Kt be- | [rish Transport and General ¥ orkers’ Union, Paris aden’ the ured war- Streit to me. “will demand a pl Mr. Thomas nd Telegraph heee ...

... Bilore Messrs. R. D. Pinkerton (presid:ne). A. Keera, T. Macafee. D. J. Machfaster. and J. J. Dempsey, justices, with Mr. W. Hardy, R.M. Mr. W. M. M'Keitt er. ue, Thorninuunt. was sworn in as a maaiate and took hie scat on the Bench. HUSBAND AND WIFE AT ...

... were generally very satisfactory. Cardens were in practically all cases well and thoroughly cultivated, useful vegetables and hardy fruits being well in evidence, and well managed. The backward weather and uuaatisfactor,v climatic conditions having retarded ...

... the deluge hegsitt—ancl it is still washing V the raw fragments of Constitutional liberties that existed , after Mr. Thomas Hardy. the veteran Engli s h norelist . • tont ri ed an impressive poem to all -Armistice Day %implement published the -Times ...

... jun.; John Sir F. N. Burton, Sir, John Gilbert, John Phillip. Thomas Danby, Carl Haag. Sam Bough. T. L. Rowbotham, jun.; George Shaders. Charles Gattermole. Edmund M. Wimpetis, Thomas Bu;h Hardy, Tom Cecil G. towaon, J. W. North. John MacWnirter. Frank Brangwyn ...

... S. Coleman. G. Ogilvy Reid, T. B. Hardy, James Sant, E. Blair Leighton, Arthur Wardle, Basil Bradley, J. B. O’Niel, David Cox, and David Law. Prominence is given to two large gallery paintings B. W. Leader and Thomas Creswick respectively. The Leader ...

... Closing scores:— Newman (receive* 500) 4,576 Falkiaer (receives 500) 8,643 IRMAOH ROADS. Onnta tor Hilotonanoe, Mr. Thomas H. Hardy, J.P.. presided the Adjourned quarterly meeting of tho above council on Tuesday Tho council discussed correspondence from ...

... FOR 13 NIGHTS and MATINEES. THE CAUL ROSA OPERA CO. TO NIGHT (Thurfdnv), al 5-45. Thomas's “MIG NON.”. Lea Felifsa. Beatrice WiijTott. Annie Wallace, Albert Bond, Henry Hardy, Frank Clarke. Conductor*—JOHN COPE. To-morrow (Friday) Matinee. Rigoletio Friday ...

... was re-elected. After a lengthened sitting, the Senate adjourned. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Carl Rosa Company in Mignon.” Ambroise Thomas docs not rank amonp the immortals the world of music, but it cannot denied that he had very considerable talent, and ** Mtcrnon ...

... Sinclair & do.. Ltd. , 10 10 0 Mias Riddel 0 0 Sir Robert Anderson, Bart, J.P. 0 0 Coimoillor T. E. M'Conneil, J.P. 10 0 0 Mr. Thomas Gallsher, J.P. 10 0 0 Belfast Co-operative Society 10 0 0 WolfhiU Spinning Co. —• Jj 0 Messrs. D. Anderson & Son 10 0 Wm. ...

... eked for an rate tor techaical Committee appeared betere the Counctl, uitural purposes, a Was decided ot Id ia the 6. Thomas ‘i. Hardy, J.P, and ar d IDL. were appointed on the it of the Royal Agricultural fC BAI 1 E SAM S WEEDING- sa a a ™ MEE PAUL DO ...

... Bradbury, D. R, Campbell. Joseph Cosgrove, E. J. Elliott, Dawson Gordon, F. Gordon. Thomas Henderfon, Alexander Hopkins, James Jamison, Oswald Jamison, David Jones, Thomas Kennedy. S. Law the r. B. A. Lennox, R. G. Morcior-Clemenis, M.D. ; Henry M‘Keug. ...