... Forts town. The Rev. J. W_AiOr_ilYail was lhe preacher Church. 'ba • • • _ow ilea' a ll wool cardigans OMI only. To-day's 7 h . •OMW. L 84/- Mr. William John. Watson Street, Portadown, died at his Dial Price 24/2 h•une on Sunday. A keen supporter of Portadewn ...

... Mr. John Agnew, K.C., senior counsel for merann, submitted that, of necessity, it involved that there must have been provocation and that on the facts of the case the jury must have taken the view that either the MoManueft or one of them was armed with ...

... Clerk's office and other places in the tow; LOVELY SCOTCH KNIT TWIN-SETS and CARDIGANS and JUMPERS, Sloppy Joe style, usual 44s for 22s 6d; twin-sets 75s for 43s 6d; Cardigans 44s 6d for 25s 6d, at J. and M. FIELDS' SALE. The Rev. R, E. Devlin , rector ...

... glorious conce ptio n of Kingship—not and CARDIGANS and JUMPERS, SlopPY the divine rig ht of kings as claimed Joe style, usual 44s for 22s 6d; twin-sets Iby some of his predecessors, but true 75s for 43s 6d; Cardigans 44s 6d for 25s . kingship in the service ...

... station. - ANOTHER DELIVERY ARRIVED AT J. & M. REIDS of lan Peters T. Shirts, price 5/11; Turtle Neck Sweaters, 9/11; Cardigans to match, 12/11; assorted colours; also Blouses 13/11 and 15/11 each. The Rev. J. A. Ford, St. Saviour's, gave an address ...

... hay for cutting, for Mr. Wm. Robinson. Wednesday. July 9, 3 p.m.. in salinagone. 6 acres meadow grass for cutting. for Mr. John Hall. Wednesday. July 16, 12 noon, in Bellinagarrick. valuable 74 acre rest' dential farm, for Reps. of the late Mrs. Mary ...

... elected the following office-bearers: Chairman, Mr. D. E. Gallagher;vice-chairman. Mr. John Latimer; secretary, Mr. Victor Riddell; assistant secretary, Mr. John Mahood; treasurer, Mr. Herbert McMullan. The price of oat straw dropped on Saturday by 3s ...

... Rangers at Newtownards, are making a few changes. Joe Oliver, who played for Dennys in Portadown Works League, will be in goal. John Ewart, who played for Portadown Reserves earlier this season, will be left back, and J. Ruddell, the Clonavon player, will ...

... Jerseys. 8s 6d; } Hose, 3s 6d. MENARY BROS. A FARROWING Crate, almost new, also a small dry feeder for starting young pigs. John Uprichard, Moira. P?:one T 2 LADIES’ COATS These Coats are selling freely, so we advise you to secure one as carly as possible ...

... B. Stewart. Lurgan. E Pair of plain sock. • Leary. Stranooden. 2. Williams. Portadown. Mrs . Leary': S. Mc.^thur^elfast^ Cardigan J^Twlnen^Clonavon Sue. Portadown; 3. Mrs. R. Curry. Bo v ro mlunee coat-1. Miss Leary; 2 Mrs J. Rowe. Hanover Street. 3. ...

... Annaghmore on November 18 for the purpose of being drilled or trained in the use of arms, all of them were returned for trial Armagh Quarter Sessions on January 3. The men were: John Murphy, Micliael McNeece, Joseph O’Hagan, Denis MeGibbon, Hugh Brady, Patrick ...

... Mrs. Doreen Buckley, High Street. Knitted cardigan or jumper—l and 2, Mrs. G. R. Johnston, Gibson's Hill; 3, Mrs. J. Kirk. Any article in Fair Isle—2, Mrs. E. R. Johnston. Any article in tapestry—l. Mrs. E. Grattan; 2. Miss B. Sleator; 3, Miss E. Stoops ...