... T.L. BRANCH. Home” by Hr. and Hra. Leigh ' Thomas. ALDEBUAN HEBCIEB HONOURED. ft about 200—members, associates, and friends—attended the At Home ’* given by tho Prcaident, Mr. J. Leigh Thomas, and Mrs. Thomas, in connection with the Belfast branch tho ...

... the winner. Presented Messr Thomas ft Co. 19. Gent 's Rainproof Coat. Presented Messrs. ft Co., Ltd. 20. Silver Cldarctte Case. Presented by Mosers. Edward PoUaad. Ltd. 21. Old Waterford Glass Fruit Dish. Presented Me/m. Thomas Sinclair ft Co. 22- Caac Spoon* ...

... successful. Davidson a fine try in .the first half, and Thomas goaled. There was further scoring, and thus won five points. TVams NM.B.C.— ...

... they took away the liquor traffic there would be a plentiful demand for labour, and good wages for workers. Mr. J. Leigh Thomas asked how long the conuneno© of the people this land was going allow a legalised trade to ma drunkards for profit. They had ...

... Helen’s Bav, Co. Down, Mr. and Mrs. GeoQjo C. Downey—♦ eon. PATHS. Borns— April i, hia residence, 85, Church Street, Ballymena, Thomas Duma. Funeral ro-movrow 6th April, at thro© ©clock, New Cemetery, Ballymena. TEMPERANCE MASONIC LODGE brethren of tins Lodge ...

... Flowerdew, John Ferguson, Samuel Gaffikin. Robert Gamble. James Gamble, John Ginty, Albert Hulland, D. J. Hail, R. B. Hardy, Thomas Jackfeon, F. W. Joyce, Hercules Kerr. Wm. Laverty. James Laverty, K. G. LaughJin. R. H. Macaulay, C. Moore, J. M. M'Cann ...

... Mr. C. Oußbar•Bailer. D.L.; Mr. tieotge U. Brown. A. F. Churity. Mr. Robert ». Corbett, Mr. James Malar Daniel Dixon. Sir Thomas J. DUtoa, Bart.; Mr. John DunvlUe. D.L.; Mr. l-eifiUMm. J.F.; Major W. G. Ford*. D.L.; Captain 1. .Mr. James Hnral. Mr. T ...

... M’C*rea. J.P.; people's. Mr. HaU-s. Sidesmen—Messrs. Thomas Bovtlj and .las, I>nfhn. Vestry—Mfcsvrs. .fa*-. Boyd. John Kerr, .foluj ptifflu, .las. Fawcett. Henry Campbell. H. 4. Boyd. VVnt. 'd'Mullau, Thomas Borill. \Vrn. Bovill. David Kerr, 4as. DtUBo. and ...

... following were unanimously rrelected:—President, Mr. David Johnaton, J.P.; ave-preaidenta, Mr. James Ireland, J.P.. mid Mr. Thomas Hardy. .J.P.; chairman of council, Major 11..1. M'Cormack; vice. chairman, Mr. Wm. It. Morrow: deputy. chairman of council, Mr ...

... balasorshset showed • substantial balsam* to the credit of the anion after an unusually high niggly' ditare. Oh the of Mr. Thomas Hardy. seconded be Mr. James M'Orattt, J.P.. the huancial statement was tuiaaimously ad :Ziwr a olonged iliscussioo. it wee is ...

... oolt (Mr. Garland) . B. rolling 9 0 Brogue colt (Mr. G culdas) Bralme 9 0 Lady Ban try colt (Mr. P. Hardy) Hogg 9 0 Llssavaddy colt (Mr. F. Hardy) Hogg 9 0 Daphnla (Mr. 13. E. O. Langley) .. J Cannon 9 O Nobody's Child (Mias Dickson) Parkes J 9 0 ...

... poser ani with the war. None of there Mire the entotiona now of them hem the rowing power of some of the war poems of Mr. Thoma. Hardy. Sir William Watson Flicker, and • few of the younger poet.. He cannot, Amite the Tyrtgaten note penticoately, make the ...