... is the principal picture, and is a thrilling drama of the sea. For the first half of next week a literary masterpiece by Thomas Hardy will be screened, entitled Ts of the D'Ubervillecti ...

... readers to devote hours to their study. It has been our privilege to appreciate the new volumes of Sir William Watson Mr. Thomas Hardy; and now that of Dr. Bridges. Verily their readers will have a rich and stimulating New Year's feast. ...

... 'l k At the Armagh Petty Sessions, before Messrs. W. G. Moriarty, 8.111. (chairman); James Williamson, K.C.; A. C. DPBride, Thomas Brooks, H. A. Emerson, and W. J. Pinkerton. John W. Simpson, solicitor, summoned George W. Megabey, Scotch Street, for using ...

... Thrilling Drama of the Bea. MONDAY NEXT. Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Featuring BLANCHE SWEET. A LITERARY MASTERPIECE by THOMAS HARDY. 111 IR 111 IR 111 0 11 111 E 111 111 111 111 111 111 lII® 111 111 111 0 111 111 111 II By AUSTIN STRONG Dr. CASTLES' For ...

... on the 10th November and died on Christmas Eve following injuries received in a motor iteeideut at Dundalk on the Sth Nov. Thomas Murphy 21 Donore Road, S.C.R., Dublin. identified the body as that of his brother who was a Customs officer, aged years. Daniel ...

... Mr. Michael Wynne, Thomas Quinn, Miss A. Legge, Miss O'Reilly, Miss O'Hanlon and Miss ,Sinith. Supper was excellently served by .01 r 5. &Cann, Mrs. A. Quinn and Miss Katie M•Manus . and the music was contributed by Messrs. J. Hardy, M. Wynne and Patrick ...

... amount. Branch Irish National Foresters. the follow-I of buying on a market ill-supplied with ing nominations were made.---Mr. Thomas stock. Stewart U.D.C., Chief Ranger; Mr. T. SIGNIFICANT REVIVAL. ' Maguire, sub-Chief Ranger; secretary. Mr. When Home Railways ...

... derson, AVrn, nts C. . S. Irw in, R. Leith, Aka. . Bu `Queen, Robert Simpson, Thomas Carson. ENNISKILLEN. EAST WARD. Hcssrs. 1. 11. Algo Frederick R. Brown, James .A. Forester, 'Thomas W. Johnston, David Railly, W. E. Trimble, Cecil D. Whale., ' B. L. Winslow ...

... Bonecastle, easily topping the :—E. Begets (Berry) , J. Long, D. market with a waggon of magnificently ITltyre, J. Irwin, J. Hardy, J. finished beef. his highest price being £34 Wilson. amid L. Richardson (Dungannon). each for two bullocks. Civil Service ...

... Fermanagh. Other routine business was transacted. WELCOME TO as. TOOK, TINT, J.P. At Carrickrergus Mr. Thomas Vint was sworn in before Mr. \V. J. Hardy, R. 31., as a magistrate. Mr. C. 31. Legg. J.P., in welcoming 31r. Vint, expressed the pleasure it gave ...

... ratepayer. The following outgoing members were nominatedßernard Woods. Thomas Mali on. P. J. M'Caan. Peter Lenagb. Arthur Bernard M'Eatee, and Bernard (all Nationaliats); Messrs. Thomas Nugent, Patrick M'Grory, James and John Morgan (Nationalist Labour); ...

... Messrs. Thomas Johnson A Sons, Ltd. 110 Robert Walsh, Esq., P.C.A 110 Sterling Seeds, Esq 10 A. G. Robinson, Esq 10 0 Dr. A. B. Mitchell 10 0 Sir Robert Baird 10 Dr. A. W. M. Kerr 10 0 James Baird, Esq 10 [ Frederick H. Pnrdy, Eaq 10 0 iR, B. Hardy 10 0 ...