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... —T. J. Aike:i, J.P.: John Beatty. Robert Leith. W. R. Kerr. Hugh Loane, and John Hardy (Unionists; Peter (Nationalist). West Ward (seven sests) —Wm. Abernethy and Thomas Hamilton (Unionists); John Skeffington. James Quinn, John Donaghy. David Mulgrsw ...
... amatio. twat I`.• • rniethwich f and Fred Jon, of Rushilen to donde their co.test .t fell MO. nit the following Moeda and Tom Thomas at . of teat of Anstralla, • Image of Gorden sae recently Maim st t end sat Gordon MeLaglan, another a he aft Negev than ...
... Bell P.s Ale*. Misoampbell. J.P.; A. Mil Ur. jecretary; D. Megaw, eurreyor (Antrim); } d*anJ D.L.: JtAntton, J.P.; T. H. Hardy, J.P.: R. H. Dorman, |Ar- n«|h). 0 B Graham. J.P.; J. M. Andrews, D.L.; R J. Dickton. James Heron, surveyor (Down); A. L Clark ...
... :—Sir Basil Brooke, Bart.: Mrs. E. Robertson; Revs. R. J. MTlmoyle, R. Moore, and J. H. Scott; Mesfers. Thomas M'Cannell (treasurer), T. H. Hardy, J.P.; James M'Grath, J.P.; W. H. Gslbraith, J.P.; William Jackson, J.P.; David Wright. J.r.; Wm. George ...
... 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 ...
... Stewart, J.P. (N.); Thomas J. Aiken, J.P. (U.)j James Davit, jun. (U.); David G. Kennedy (U.), Thomas J. Watters (U.), Francis V. Quinn Joseph Newell James Branigan (N.). Last Ward (6 seats)—Unopposed: John Beatty (IT.). John Hardy (U.), Wm. ft. Kerr (U ...
... Stewart, J.P. (N.); Thomas J. Aiken, J.P. (U.); James Davis, jun. (U.); David G. Kennedy (r.); Thomas J. Watteva (U.); Francis V. Quinn (N.); Joseph Newell ~r.); James Branigan (N.). East Ward.—Unopposed—Messrs. Beatty r.), John Hardy (11.). William R. ...
... Patrick M•Gowan, an ex-soldier. of 0 filed abode, was charged at a special Court in Derry on 23rd inst., before Mr. W. J. Hardy, R.M., with the larceny of a suit case containing property value £l4O belonging to Mr. G. P. Morrish, D.L., Derry. The death ...
... M'Cracken —2/6 each 0 5 0 £l6 15 6 PLANTATION and DISTRICT. Collected Mies SMYTH and Miss M. E. KELSEY. Nlr. Thomas \Monne!! LI I U Mr. Thomas C. Kelsey I 0 Mr. R. Wilson, Mrs. Bingham. 10/- each I 0 0 Mr. W. Magowan, Mr. T. Rush, Mrs. T. Magowan ...
... DREEN, CULLYBACKeY, | LETT GOF &ggs N VALUABLE CLONEY, . s R ! Pavoured with nstructions from Mr. JOHN FREEHO LD FAR M HARDY, Watercloney, I will Let HIS ENTIRE FARM OF LAND for CROP- And Desirable Residence. Il PING and GRAZiNG, on TUESDAY, ived ...
... NEW MOTOR BUSES. DIVORCE SUIT DAMAGES. EXPECTED IiPORTA NT JUDGMENT. OPENING or WOMEN 'EMMEN PINNED. tuNtioN. Weyer, Thomas ilmtft's nil public to ram that thtot.l tom: old it m. a diatiert Imam. that Moe itritio• to pimmt at pertain. the maasim. ...
... Viscountess Massereene, who succeeded heir general of John, first Viscount. The Earldom bees mo extinct. She married, in 1810, Thomas Henry Foster, second Viscount Ferrard. The Foster Family. Mr. John Footer, of Dnnleer, County Louth, married Elizabeth, youngest ...