... the street, who naturally confounds Shamrock IV. with the challengers for the America Cap. But this vessel was never built by Sir Thomsa Lipton to try and bring back the America Cup. She was simply put together for racing in home waters, but still, while ...

... nosh T o mount Wird Staid the New Fond aad Mt forbids arneepreseatatrow pioning• 'Vmadad haw As it my 'Bastioned that as Americas empareteran purporting idor of dm and sell add this censtry ender mark sow say saleable a the States as the label that the ...

... —lnformaiiin wanted P. O'Connor, to County Dews —Dower/trick, Ankles', sr Killonli—whe is reported to are died amine tins ego is America. Reply Omer 0. Nall, 35, Citherise Plasm West Strand Whitehema. PUTT MINI. A •IS GALINDAR. Lamm Cases. from Reel Ufs. This ...

... knowledge Br. Tollerton had of Orangeism, having as it were seen it in its various forms all over Australia. South Africa. and America, and his great kindness in coming to assist them that evening and instruct them in the working of the Institution in those ...

... reference to a visit to Chicago of MT. James Bennett, another young native of Donaghadee, who is located further west in America. Mr. Gilliland's communication indicates that Mr. Bennett was accorded a hearty welcome ou kis visit by the many Donaghaders ...

... in the Queen's Parade Methodist Church, has received and accepted an invitation to join the Methodist Episcopal Church in America (North-West lows Conference), where he will have charge of a church in Sioux City. On Monday Mr. Doidge must bid good-bye ...

... prosperously sealed in • district in South America, arrived home at Donaghadee on Tuesday last on a short holiday, and received a hearty welcome from his many friends in his native town. Before leaving for South America, he was a prominent and pular play. ing ...

... pioneers. In this country the absence of suitable moorings has kept back the development of steam and motor vessels. But in America the rise of the motor has had great influence upon the life-boat, service. There again it a a personal. question. The American ...

... WCappin as of one who had died intestate. It appeared that William 111•Cappie was a native of Portaferry, sod had gone to America in 1873. He wrote home three or four times a year up to 1897, when he wrote from Seattle, US A, and stated that be was going ...

... of Use bugles outlining the edges of the cross• over coraage and chemise sleeve. - • • • THE IMITATION OF PRECIOUS STONES. America is developing new industry in this direction, • chemical triumph, in which the synthetic stones are employed. the component ...

... the regulations regarding and idling and handling of explosives be made ae straight as possible. And high time, too, for America's record in oatrages of this nature has been growing every vear. and lawlesonees has gone unchecked quite long enough. I TO ...

... where the offices of the Los Aegel , * Times were blown up by Anarchists, have called public attention to the fact that in America it ia as easy fur anyone to purchase the deadliest explosives as it is to buy sugar or salt. There is absolutely no restriction ...