... other members present -were— Messrs. J. Doery, Moses Stewart, Dominick MOosaan, Henry Todd, John tiormle;, J.P., Thomas UCarroo, J.P.., Thomas O'Kaoe, James Qnina, Cornelius MCrnasan, James Lewis, Solomon Morris, Patrick M'Longhtin, W. J. Alexander, Charles ...

... 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 ...

... —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 ...

... 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 ...

... SWEETMILK. Londonderry Petty Sessions were held on Thursday, before Messrs. A. M‘Cay, W. J. Hardy, R.M., James M’Laughlin, Wm. M'Gahey, Harry M'Keown, Thomas M‘Cully, D. F. Boyle, Kobert Roulaton, and William Loonell. Denis Martin, publican, Bridge - ...

... :—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 ...

... G LANGUAGE/ Londonderry Petty Sessions were held yeet&Tt day, before Messrs. P. Breslin (presiding), W. J. Hardy, R.M., and Denis Boyle. Thomas Ramage, 2, Irish - street, summoned Jessie Wallace, a sub-tenant, for threatening language. Complainant said ...

... TERROR TO THE STREET.** Derrv Sessions were held «n Mon-1 day. before -Messrs. P. Breslin (presiidng), W. J. Hardy, R.M.. and Denis Boyle, Thomas Raroage. 2, Irish Street, summoned Wallace, sub-tenant, for threatening langnage. Complainant said ; defendant ...

... 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 ...

... for the Unionists WHAT ggFUSAL WOULD HATE MEANT Unionists bad the greatest difficulty mbv the narrow margin one. The Nation- Thomas MP. explained amid con returning fomm-un out awren, the a parties joined foroes, but failed to poll the terms the moot ramerkaWo ...

... fortnight. DONEGAL SHOOTDTO AFFAIR. THE INJURED MAN’S CONDITION. At a special Court in Londonderry yesterday, before Mr. W. J. Hardy, R.M., young roan named John Collins, Tulnabratley, Clonmany, was charged with shooting at his brother, Patrick Collins, with ...