... librarian, Mr. C. Kerr; committee, Messrs. T. W. Morrow, John Kewton, B. v . Cross, J. Nixon, D, D. Boyle, J. Clugeton, W. B. Kerr, W. Lockhart, J. Davidson. Portaforry. yesterday. Agnes and Lizzie M’Grattan, sisters, of Corrogs, pleaded guilty tc stealing at ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... coroner, touching the death Mary Jane Ferris, aged 16 years, of Cardigan Drive, Belfast, who died in the Mater Hospital on March 9 as result of severe burning. Peter M‘Govern, also of Cardigan Drive, said that on March 6, about 10 a.m., he was working in ...

... tenant of the house was John M‘Kin- th e d es t ruc ti on o f th e d og . Farmers ney and not defendant. He handed in the b e p ro t ec t e d. rent book, issued by the agent in the The Chairman said the magistrate, name of John I,lllinney. Mr. Mac Laug- ...

... of him? Mr. DUFF COOPER—Two soldiers are not present. In the early days a private soldier was present carrying the ordinary arms lie would be carrving at any time. Since then the commanding officer has replaced him by having an officer present. This officer ...