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... shoulders to make tl em high as well as broad. the line being titated by a strap carried lip the outside of arm from the elbow to between imrk and arm, the ends that are pointed :mint finished hy buttons. Most of these emits sin' rot with mem. which are arranged ...
... Direfl.— NITA., Br. James Murphy; 11.\1., Br. William Connell.; rhopinin Br John Curran ; rozistrar. Br. John Cunninghami; treasurer, Hr. Thomas Livington; conimit tee—Hrs. John Ruddy, Hamilton, 11. Mehaffry James wart. and T. J. Hamilton. DAUGHTERS OF ...
... policemen tried to wrest him that truncheon bad to used beat down bis arms, appeared at Westminster Stevens, who refused his address, wsSchargcd with being concerned with man named John Squire >n *«*al , or feloniously receiving a £1,450 from Eatoh Place ...
... including the flight of a convict through swamps, pursued by armed guards and baying bloodhounds, the blowing up of a briage and a battle of prisoners armed with explosives and guards armed with rifles. Supporting Paul Mimi in this dramatic production ...
... wife of the late William John Spratt. Her remains will be removed from above residence. on to-morrow ittaturday). at 2-30. for interment in Dundonald Cemetery. Friends please accept this iths only) intimation. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Deeply gretted ...
... Lodge was S. 8. Smyth, formerly of* Ballymoney. The installation ceremony itself was impressively performed by Rt. Wor. Br. Ur. John Croghan, Provineial Grand Master Northern (1.C.), Southern Irishman, who travelled from Johannesburg (1,000 miles) for the ...
... Harry. The old firm. Joe Morrow and Son, have two birds in the prize list. T. M'Grath and Son, J. Grattan, and John Weir also win prizes. J. Weir. J. Grattan, and J. Clarke divide the pools. WC&llion and Campbell have • three. yards win in the 2nd Gormanstown ...
... Schoenberg, 1690. Hon. SkeMngton (son of Lord Maaaereene), 1706. Sir John Abercrombie, 1734. Edmund Burke, 1779. Lord Charlemont, 1780. Henry Grattan, 1760. Wm. Pitt (Earl of Chatham John Phllpot Curran. 1788. Marquis of Abercorn, 1792. Admiral Lord Howe ...
... 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 ...
... arniliole outside the arm, then fitted closely to the wrist, being tightly buttoned from just below the elbow. Another specially suitable for thin fabrics ends some inches above the wrist. Tucks a few inches long are made in the bona of the arm, which cause the ...
... 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 ...
... centre-back—u good line, by the way, for skirt of either i) la in or striped material. The jacket, hiplength, loose like a cardigan, collarless, ami with long shoulders, has two rather wide flat lapels, and minus any kind fastening. A white, dull surface ...