... Palmer’s Snow Man, aged Palmer Mr. Hartley’s Bezique, byrs Tinsley 12 3 Mr. D. Scott’s Early Bun. byrs, H. Harrison 2 Mr. D. Thomas’s Little Milford, syrs, Harrison 12 Mr. T. Greenwood’s Mai ton Lass, Syrs, Owner 11 12 Mr. J. Hogan’s Manister Day, byre, ...

... criminal injury decrees. They refused to grant, as other councils would looking for similar loans. On the motion of Mr. Thomas H. Hardy, j seconded by Mr. Edward Cowdy, D.L., th following resolution was passed That the attention of the Local Government ...

... was held at No. 1, Adelaide Street, Belfast, yesterday. Mr. Alex. Dickson presided, and amongst those present were Messrs. Thomas Paul, 1. Smith, J. R. Allan, T. Culbert, T. Brad.-haw, I’. W. Lvnas, J. Hamilton, George Gray’ James Davies, W. C. Dickson ...

... high-class Oratory come oambly Hall to-night. M.ER ON PARIS TERMS. reparations demands. RMANYADVISEDTO acceptthem hat Mr. Thomas Hardy might refer to ' -^ 8 little ironiets was illus- ■ Saturday when Lloyd George aw , 10 freedom of Birmingham ■* Hall, from ...

... Fred. Stoiey (presiden) and W. E. Wilson and W. J. Rankin (hon. secretaries), and the latter by Messrs. H. G. Pring, W. J. Hardy, and J. C. Culbert. The deputation protested against new regulations as being ineffective for the purpose preventing doping ...

... ballot for private members’ Bills were secured by the following members, who now presented measures for first reading :■ Sir Thomas Bramsdon Proportional Representation Bill. Mr. Lane-Fox —Corn Sales Bill. Colonel Gretton —Licensing Bill. Mr. Wilson Fox—Trades ...

... temptation to she SlL^t>^h l e ,^ a,rllil,n J , who said was at res din -7 Lurgan and evidencf of i ? 8 1 * Kibble Street. Hardy and > a fcoen with (he blouse. presents from her of Prisoner T pair ' ' given her fl I,ncie - buy the articles, tonnev f~ ...

... during the course of the day. BELFAST SAVINGS BANK. The monthly meeting the Committee of Management was held yesterday— Mr. Thomas M'Alister, chairman of Committee, presiding- , The report for the month ending „, showed that the sum of ■wag received from ...

... the Hospital. The number of patients was slightly larger than he previous year, and the mortality was very low. Mr. R. B. Hardy submitted tlie financial statement, which showed that t] le Hospital started last year with a debit balance of jElfl 17s lid ...

... ■ '’ore s Ballaghtobin. aged J’rivate ' Neil Girl, Tope 11 Mrs. Brownler'e Lydic White, sy rs, Verschoyl* 11 0 Mr. F. Hardy’s Burly, syrs Hogg a 10 12 Mr. H. Brown’s Poise, aged H. Brown 10 12 Mr. H. Brown’s Wrecker, aged H. Brown 10 12 Lady Nelson’s ...

... County Courthouse. Their Lordships arrived from Monaghan at 11.35 a.m., and were met at the station the High Sheriff (Mr. Thomas A. Montgomery, J.P.) and Mr. T. W. Kilpatrick (aub-sheritti, and a guard of honour composed of R.I.C. and Special Constabulary ...

... and no more mav well lie here alone. But here lies one More, and that’s more than one. These lines were written about Sir Thomas More More some vears had Chancellor been 0 wore suits did remain; shall never more bo seen lul More be there again.” The name ...