... annuities are payable. CYRIL BUCKHAM’S FATE. MYSTERY WOMAN NOT TRACED. STOOD WAVING HER ARMS CAR THAT STOPPED ASD WEST ON. A mystery woman who stood in the road waving her arms and a motorist who pulled but drove on again (neither of whom had been traced) were ...

... with hard labour, his Lordship saying had prisoner succeeded it would have meant penal servitude. ARMY DIDX’T WAKT TO LOSE HU. John Edward Best, Daniel J. and Robert Stevenson, all no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to a series petty larcenies His Lordship sent ...

... M'Gonigal, K.C., and Mr. G. B. M.P. (mstrnoted Messrs. N. ...

... Patrick officiating clergymen were—Rev. E. Diamond, P.P. (Glenann); Rev. John M'Laverty, P.P. (Cobraine). and Rev. T. M'Grattan (Acini , Ballyclare). At Gibson Pcik. Gkr.arm, Tir-na-n’Og, Randalstown, met the Shauns. Glenarm. when the home team won ...

... Captain James M. M‘Calmont, M.P. (chairman); Major-General M'Calraont, C. 8., M.P.; Colonel Dickenson, Messrs. Henry M‘NoiU, John Heggarty, and Samuel M'Caualand. Dividends of 6 per cent, on the Preference shares and 7 per cent, the Ordinary shares were ...

... BELFASTMEN INJURED. CAR THAT OVERTURNED. SKID NEAR GLEXGOBIIIEI. Three Belfastmen. John Brennan, aged 3o of Bloomfield Gardens; Samuel Bell •28), also of Bloomfield Gardens, and John Gamble (28). of Westland Urive. were admuted to the Itoyal Victoria Hospital ...

... work. A verdict of accidental drowning was returned at the inquest, which was held in the evening at the Londonderry Arms Hotel, Mr. John Owens, deputy coroner. Evidence of identification was given by Mr Lyons, who said that when his wife retired at 11-30 ...

... have died on the same day her master. His eldest son, John O’Neill, succeeded him as owner of the Shane’s Castle estate; and his second son, Mr. St. John O’Neill, resided at Pnrtglenone Castle. Mr. John O’Neill was for a number of years High Sheriff of Antrim ...

... coroner, touching the death of Mary Jane Ferris aged 16 years, of Cardigan Drive, Belfast who died in the Mater Hospital on March J result of severe burning. I’eter ‘Govern, also of Cardigan Drive said that March 6. about 10 111 was working in his garden ...

... The average for the corresponding period ji r- LE. Curran (instructed by Messrs, last yea. wa. 16 6 egg. per bird Johns, Elliott & Johns) moved on behalf Making no allowance for deaths, the t^6 ounc ji for removal of the susaverage number of eggs per ...

... exciting encounter resulted win for the former bv 2 goals to 1. Martha Black and Gladys Kspie scoring for the winners, and John Hendry replying for the losers. At the interval, Mr. William Gee. who had charge of the game, was the recipient of couple of ...

... ambul once culled (lie nursing the Major was waiting, tuckcil in a pink iilankot on strotcher. Over his pyjamas he wore a cardigan. . nurse and his sister-in-law accompanied him in the uinhulance to Richmond Register Office, where Miss Conn«le was awaiting ...