... Mrs. Williamson 2s. Doreen and Rita Finney 2s, Mrs. Wiseman Is Mrs. Bryson 2s. Da!- more” ss, John Stewart 10s. Mrs. J. Stewart ss. J.M.G.” 2s John Russell Is, David Adair Is Mr. and Mrs. B. Higgins ss, Agnes and Betty Stewart ss. A. Finney, sen., ss; ...

... was also architect Assembly's College, with additions designed by his son John. contractor was Samuel Bigger Giffen, and with him were associated his brother John, William Russell, and Hugh Rodgers. Sam Giffen’s surety in the bond for '-'lOO.OOO for the ...

... Sessions were held Thursday, December 19. before Mr. John M. Mark, R.M., with District-Inspector Landale and Mr H. S. Neely, CP S., in attendance. On behalf of Mrs. Rebecca Grange. Mr. J. L. Russell made application for a certificate to entitle her to ...

... and tender to him theif deepest sympathy. .JOHN CARMICHAEL. WILLIAM BRENNAN. Bec. RUSSELL January 24. 1940. at his father'* residence. 29 Herbert Avenue. Larne. William, third son of Thomas and Margaret Russell. Funeral to-morrow (Friday) p.m. to Larne ...

... WITHDRAWN Adjourned several months ago. summonses brought the Antrim Rural Council against John Glass and Alex. Thompson, The Bridge, Doagh. for failure to cleanse ashpits, were marked withdrawn —without costs—the ashpits having been cleansed in the ...

... costs of £1 Is to the Council. Mr. L. J. Holmes appeared for the Council, and Mr. J. L. Russell for Mrs. Dundee. Antrim Rural Council also proceeded against John Glass and Alex. Thompson, of The Bridge. Doagh. for failure cleanse the ashpits of their ...

... DEATHS. GLOVER —May 2*. 19«0. at his re«iaencF. Waterloo Road* John, the belored husband of Jane Glover. Deeply by his sorrowmft Ron and IlauKhter-in-law; also Grandsons (John and Bank Quays, Larne. MILLAR —May 23. 1940. his residence. Gardenmore Place ...

... BALLYGALLY £2 4s fid. Ballygally.—Collected John Murray, newsagent (2nd collection) —Mrs. Osborne ss. C Russell 2s fid. Mrs J A. H. Irwin 2s fid. Miss E Jamison Is; The Misses M'Quillan, Half-Wav. 10s; Miss L. Dale ss, Miss Jellie 2s fid. Mrs. Jas Tweed ...

... , , ~ Hill replied that he had obliged them in every way. , , . Mr. Russell said Glass had always been prepared to clean the ashpit. Referring to the law on the subject, Mr. Russell said it had been definitely held that inability to obey and execute an ...

... Majury. Captain R. Thompson, C. C.; Messrs. Jas. Hay, W. J. M'Clenahan, Jas. E. Moodv, John H. Lindsay. P. B. Webb. R. J. Beggs. Jas. L. Clark. M.8.E.. secretary; and John M'Coubrey. B. Com., principal of the Technical School. In connection with the secondary ...

... Hawkins 2« td. D. M Kelvey (jun.) ?• 6d. J. Hawkins ftd. John Hawkins Is. R. Mac 1». Miss Rosalie B Hawkins Is. Miss S. Beattie 2p. Robert Downey Is. John fctrahan ss. (harles Woodside ss. John Woodside W M M is. Joseph Magowan 2s 6d. Samuel Kirkpatrick ...

... Committe —Brs. John Moore. Robert Crawford (L.O.L. No. 22), Thomas Burns (L.O.L. 70). W. Brennan. John Carmichael (L.O.L. 596). William Sloan. James M’Kinley (L.O.L. 766). Jacob Mills. Herbert Davison (L.O.L. 884), David Smith (sen.), Thomas Russell (L.O.L. ...