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... district. Their early arrival forebodes of a hard winter. Deep regret has been occasioned by the death in hospital of Mr. John Russell, Ranny, Lettermacaward. Potato digging is in full swing. Reports say that half of the crops are rotten. Miss Mamie Melly ...
... expenditure also ranked for grant Councillors John Henry. Wm. Aiken. the beginning, and he hoped the had been blitzed out of Belfast. She / S L\. un to two-third maximum within Thos - Wil son. Fredk. M Clelland. John Council would decide the matter had no complaint ...
... DEFENDERS L.O.L. IJ9I. RUSSELL— The Members of above Lodge learn with regret of the death of the brother of their esteemed W M William Russell, and tender to him and his Family their sincere sympathy. JOHN STRAIN. DM, THOMAS RUSSELL. Secretary. THANKS. Mrs ...
... McKinney T. G. McNabb Jas. Lyttle W. MeCracken H. Geddis John Hopps Joseph }yurns Fh George Brown o John Myers A. Lightbody J. Holland 5 Rev. McVeigh Mrs D. Gracey A Friend W. C. Rawle 8 Mr. Irwin John Rusk T. H. Allen Jas. Buckley S, Stewart J. Corken C ...
... article on Northern Culture, St. John Ervine upholds the prestige of Ulster's poets. He says that after Yeats, Sir Samuel Ferguson, the Belfastman, was the greatest poet Ireland has ever had. Of the gifted A. E. (George Russell, Lurgan) he writes that no ...
... •mouniiei's were Messrs. Robin and Tonuny Russel! (sons). W. B. Russell (brother), T. Tweed (sonin-law). W. Robinson, R. M‘Cullough. J. Harbison. Armstrong (brothers-in-law), S. J. Moore (cousin), Bailie Russell. Jack Harbison. Willie Elliott, Tommy M‘Cullough ...
... Society of Northern Ireland were as follow’s (names order of merit): Final examination-! James W. Russell; 2. Gerald Hannigan. First examinationl. John P. Toner: 2. Francis Sullivan. Preliminary examination—Paul Campbell. The remaining candidates in each ...
... Northern Ireland. The names in each case are arranged in order of merit. Final examination-1, James W. Russell; 2, Gerald Hannigan. First examination--1, John P. Toner: 2. Francis Sullivan. Preliminary examination—Paul Campbell. The rem, each candidates in ...
... KILKIEL DOCTOR'S COMPLAINT Guardians' Action Might Him Professionally Dr. John It. Forde, Annalong, wrote Kinceel Guardians that the action of the Guardians in appointing another doctor to act as temporary medical officer for Ki:keel No. 1 dispensary ...
... Jas. Treanor, Treasurer; Bro. Fred Rea, Senior Woodward; Bro. J. Russell, Junior Woodward; Bro. William Cowan, Senior Beadle; Bro. J. Sherry, Junior Beadle; Bros. K Cole, sen.; J. Russell and Thos. Mu!holland, Tiustees. The various officers havin g been ...
... GUTTED A two-storey dwelling-house at 3 Orchard Lane, Derry, occupied by a member of the Londonderry A.A. Regiment. Gunner John Quinn, now home on leave, and his five children, was almost gutted by fire early this morning. Four units of the local N.F ...
... O’Neill. House and funeral atrictly private. flowers, please. RUSSELL —October 2, 1944 (suddenly), at his residence, Knockhoy House, Broughshane, James W., beloved husband of Agnes Russell. Funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), p.m., to First Broughshane Bu ...