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... preceded by the guard of honour march- arms reversed and closely fol-1 by the red-coated escort of the Masters and servants of the Worcester shire Hunt and by officers of his old Regiment The guard presented arms as Major Chichester was carried through ...
... (convener) Mr John Dunn Mr W H Lunn the MacDonald MA Mr Francis Richardson Dr W H Welsh reference to the activities good work of the Association would be in complete very much so if omitted to mention the honorary secretary treasurer John Dunbar Much of ...
... 1 Purgile Notices FOR SALE.—Tip Cart, also Fleet, Cob • antes. Apply, John Williams sad Sons,; Aherartb. I I hereby give notice that all Dogs found OVERLAND (five seater), for Sale, on Golli Farm, Tetrad, Felinfach, as new; any trial.—Apply, Motorist ...
... KNIGHTS. Nicholas Grattan Doyle, M.P. for New-I castle-nu-Tyne N. sines 1918. He was born in 1862, and is third son of the late John Doyle, Ballyroe House, Wexford, and was formerly engaged in business in Dublin. He was one of the founders of the Northern ...
... were to Jowett, Bridlington for £240. The house No 25 Flamborougb-road. wti sold Mrs Hall. Cardigan-road. Bridlington, for £1.270; and the Villa, Brookleigh, St. John's- venue, was withdrawn £1.000. ...
... were eh•eted as fullows:—President. the Rev. John Itobeak, M.A.; vice : presidents, the Roe. William Overton. Mrs. John Williams, and Mr. E. Blewett; and seemtaq, Mr. Reginald T. Cudd (re.clectcd), Ihe Rev. John Roberts. Af .A . , the new pnitlent,canse ...
... was at the head of the artillery. Grattan, by championing the cause of the Catholics, had united them with tit. Protestant Opposition, and had al! Ireland behind him in his demand fo • freedom of trade, and the armed Volunteers, around the Parliament ...
... the above eed the Northern C 0 the Nut in 1896. Ono of the rounder ache. 13 , The tut sewn nt the Leeds St. Johns Rugby Club the Cardigan F. de. lese.l*. 18d9 90 Oart Waterloo..—Phoue New Unghton Nowt Coact Red oturt.-1 sung I drew Mora through Liestrpottl ...
... Edward Kavanagh, George Brednor, Robert Haivur, Joseph Fisher, _Hy. Fox, John Dunne, D.C.; Thos. Quigley, Thomas Jones, John Sally, H. C. 0 110 9, M.S.M. • Alexander Smith, John Tallon. A. B. Anderson, Robert Magee and J. Maguire. Hon. Sec. for horse ...
... Cecilia Orleans. The music of Pee.ps is by Maurice Yvuin nnd Fred CJiap- pellc. arm the book i by Harry Grattan. Malviiia. 'Owing to an accident to tlie liga ments of her right arm. Malviiia. the violinist, ie resting this week, but hopes to lie able to resume ...
... Pearlman, Solicitor, Hnll. ___________ Re JOHN PUDNEY, Deceased Pursuant the Statute 22 and 23 Vict, 35, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all In CREDITORS and other Persons having DEBTS, CLAIMS DEMANDS against the ESTATE of JOHN PUD NET, late of 74. Rejrent-street ...
... Aldergrovc (John M'Connell)*; 5, Frank Manderson, Crumlin (Thos. Morrison). Class (confined)—l. John Miller. Seacash (nlouph held son): 2. T. W. M'Farlane, Crumlin (Samuel Whiteside); 3. Edward Rankin. Lisnataylnr 'Jame«s Rankin); 4, John Min ford. B ...