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... Glenarm Mis* Mary Louisa M'AlUster, AL.C.M., only daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. James M'AlUster, Glenarm, became the bride of Mr. John M'Sparran, only son of Mr. Dan M'Sparran and the late Mrs. M'Sparran, Camlough, at pretty wedding which took place in the Church ...

... Joan); J Austin St. John) beat J. | the | | ROBERT PRESTON ELLEN DREW (St, (St. John); > Tapster (Ennis Men's Singles—First 10 | M'Kimm KNOCK To-day estion attack, Guides’ training course £295 in fines { killen) beat E Barkley (St. John) S Mitlar-—21-8, ...

... apter of the Britis m- er, Grand Chaplain of inonyea]th, the highest office of an ' pe(r)il; Grand Black p(?hapur,u;: fi V. GRATTAN, M.P.S. nstitution whose Chapters meet in | course of an eloquent tribute to Sir COOFER & COLLEN, M.P.B. 9}“'9'7 Engluh-speahng ...

... Judges—Horses — Mr John Hutchinson, J.P., of Kilrea. and Captain H. Morrison, of Wigrrore. Cattle--, Shorthorns—Messrs. J. W. Jerufhals of Rostrevor, and A. MD. Dickson.. of Ballygowan. Ayrshires — Messrs. Thomas M'Veigh, of Saintfield, and John M'Kee, of Camus ...

... commercial motives at all. Clear-sighted policy, and, second, something that must mystify American economids like Mr. Hartley Grattan have Professor Savory,, hist why Kathleen Ni Houlihan s of course, clearly visualised the kind of Atlantic storm ttock seems ...

... Blue Venetian Glass-framed Oval* Mirror; Antique Chippendale Ribbon-back Elbow Chair, scroll arms, tapestry seat: Antique Sheraton Mahogany Elbow Chair, scroll arms, loose woolwork seat: Antique Sheraton Mahogany Corner Washstand: Wing and Other Easy Chairs: ...

... that inspired u» all. VVc « , following committee: man 0, B. George Bowles 0, John Grecall the onc-day sl»i» she organised i eut . Camburn, Sgt. Entwistle c Houston, Storey John and her signal our many sales Mi. I- )• > w Dr B. M. Henderson V Bemman K. Lynn ...

... year, and presented the Border-Leicester Group Cup this year. The others were:—Nestle Cup, the John Fleming Cup, the M'Clinton Cup, the Brennan Cup, and the John Thompson Cun, The arrangements (or the show, which must have entailed a great amount o( work ...

... behaviour on Carlisle Road. Mr. P. Maxwell appeared for the defendant. Babcock & Wilms 66/0 BoLover Collis?) , 54/6 Brown (John) & Co., 1( . 29/8 Comma' 14,,h4 Ee ; 10/9 Cobilks, Ltd. , 24 1 6 Gory, William & Boa 9 7 / 3 Dorman Long & -Co ...

... of art. et g In Ireland Foley is best represented by his statues of Goldsmith. %Pliele•MAAA.l:lololedlehliem, Burke. and Grattan in Dublin. and that of Father Mathew, the temper- NOT SO QUIET ant'e apostle, which stands in Cork. Foley's grand design for ...

... Seother end Family. Safe in the arms of Jesuit. &MUNN( Officers and Members of Junior 1.0 1:. 33 regret the death of the brother of their esteemed Members. Bea Davis and elsistin. Metri.x. and tend 'r deepest amt. path .-John Morrow. Supt. lIPSLURS -September ...