... and the grooms- man Mr. Patrick O’Boyle. The officiating en were Rev. E. Diamond, P.P., Glen- arm, Rev. John M‘Leverty, P.P., Coleraine, and Rev. T. M'Grattan, Adm., Ballyclare. the hon The happy pair left in the afternoon to spend ing a motor tour of ...

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... English silver, weighing ounces and mould'd John Swift, an Engli-h Iri«h silversmith, in 1765, the mace “controlled” the business of Grattan’s Parliament at College Green, Dublin. It was placed under the table when John Lord Oiiel, the last Speaker, a resolute ...

... Wardrobe, Lady’s Bicycle, 4 M.T. Washstands, large Upholstered Arm chair, Mahogany Diawing-ioom TaiWe, etc., etc. —James H. M ‘Kinney Sons, Auctioneers, Ballymena. 35-37. SPECIALITIES. Gent-’s Cardigans and Pullovers (New Collar), Ladies’ Jumper Suits, Pullovers ...

... substantial balance m hands. Both reports were considered satisfactory md were a-lopted On the motion of Re John Armstrong, econded by Mr John Price Mi A was re-elected president i R. M. Pryde. A letter was read from Capt. ion. secy., asking that he should ...

... community the bereaved husband and relatives. The chief mourners were John M’Keown (husband), and Hugh Feeney (brothers), T. M’Kdlop Magil , M Killop, J. M Killop (relatives) Rev J Grattan P.P., Bullyclare, assisted by Rev E Diamond, P.P.. Glenarm, recited ...

... and an early arrest is now share third *, ition : the better side. The on the table with ic, each having 19 points | The Rev. John Thomas, Welsh evangelist, to their credit, but Bally: mena’s goal averag e will commence a series of revival meetings is Both ...

... E. M‘Kinlay—A Dairy Cardigan—i, Cassie E. D. Leslie. Graduate—1, J. St. John Phillips, Model ; 2, T. M‘Clure—Polly Belle; 3, W. J. Bedroom slippers—1, Miss B. Bally- Knock Road, Belfast; 2 and 3, B. Si bs ‘owan, Open—1, J. St. John Phillips; 2 and 3, B ...

... YOUTHS’ aril MEN’S SUITS Clearing Prices. MEN’S TUNIC SHIRTS fne 2/6 up UNDERWEAR, HATS A CAPS, etc. LADIES’ COATS, JU MPERS, CARDIGANS, GLOVES, SCARVES, DRESS MATERIAL and COAT MATERIAL at Low- Prices to dear. Don't Mitt Securing some of then Bargains while ...

... half-time. ° mn opened the under the Locarno Pact were worth nothing ent year they had thirty-eight, twenty vy Blazers, Cardigans, Golf Hose, advantage. was injured and to score for Summerfield. Barbour missed a unless our forces were in a condition ...

... Miss M‘ 3, Mis 8. Burnside. Water-colour Kinlay ; Miss M‘Neill Gardenvale ; 2 ,Miss Miller Ballycastle ; Miss Wyatt, Oi T. John picture—l, Mrs. G. H. oa ae 8 we ston, Spa, Ballynahinch ; lett, Ballycastle. Tea i seth ‘Mise M , Mrs. Morrison, Lis bane ...