... 19s per ton. f ?? T IE ORAENGE RN&TITUTEON?. LO.0.. No. 1939.-On Saturday night an inte- reeting gathering took' place in Dover Street, at I the residence of Br. H. Lynn, W. e. of LO.l. No. (1939, in connection .ith the departure of Miss I;'abelia, Lynn ...

... C-V'oi- | ta~l i t l54t uinfit -tood, at £S33.440 9L f - ' '-8;!toh ' ^i 'TS l0.1 lies toirt at rile corresrr'l 11/a! C, date of 1.939. 'the xmic ers' resid eaot e C. .-I fund wee at a-edit in dehbt to t~he a.Iount : -,8 3 j1I ld. but this includes an advance ...

... lent their fla !s for the occtasion :-N os. 1, t, 10, 113. 1), 2.38. 247, 392, 031, GI:33, 7:.,i 924, 9-12, 1317, 1923, 1)33, 1939, 1958, 1990, 1!8, tile spleudid hlag of the lodqe being in a prominenit position over Lue platforin. After tea, which was served ...

... Cowan pointted out that if the renos now requested -ivere granted the lhorrowvin powvers rJ the town would be redticel tr £1939. The Clerk- stat-id thiat the ?? had rtcet- y i ca-rred out te. extensive mprox-ernent schemes, . and the tol-o-n wo-)uld shortly ...

... Cartersi Litt at Liver Pills. Of ail Oimemisti, Is ld lllwwrated peampihlet tee. Britibh Depot, 46 Holhloru Viaduct. Leodoe. 19:39 APiools To MeN wtio suffer frme Nervous Debility, Los s Vigoer, Exharusted Vitality, Kidney Diseases; 4e. A treo'ise l esx ...

... affirming the necessity of resnodelling the Executive Council on the principle of Lord John Russell's despatch of October 16, 1939.- 1841-Dr. Phillimore, acting as Commissary for the Archbishop of York, gave judgment de- priving Dr. Clock-burn of his deanery ...

... THE AMOUNT RECEIRED LrE. INVESTREN-TS. The receipts from zeneral investments in 1890 were £lI. II3 5s 1ld less than those in 1939, although the amount invested was consider-ably Ilarer. Tis decrease is accounted for in two ways ?? i. By the dtminution of ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Great Western Railway, week ending May 3, £56,296; same time last year, £56,529. M et-opo- litan, £1,939. BALLINASLOE MAY FAIR. Ballinasloe, Thursday. This fair opened to-day at an early hour, and was largely supplied with stock ...

... CHA1FtRE.-e put the resouj1tion, when it waS passed by acclamatioln Br. BELL (W.M. of the1 Ballindterry Purple Star Lodge, 1939) then caine forward amid applause, and ,m oved the next resolution, expressing disappro-al +.f the proclamation prohibiting ...

... occasion by thestewards, the wallsbeing draped with the flags of the following lodges:-371, 688. 693, 739, 944.1069, 1923, 1939, 1958, 1959, 1963, 1971, 1983, 1985, and Nos. 1. 5, and 8 juveniles. After tea. Br. Christophar Graingcer, the Worshipful Master ...

... Dublin on Thursday, the 22nd August. The splendid majority of the Honourable Horace Plunkett in South Dublin yesterday of 1,939 leaves to doubt as to the salldl of the constituency on the question of Home Rule. kr. Edmund Haviland- Burke has been courting ...

... members and friends was consider able. The roo~m was tastefully decorated with fi4ge and bapners of the following lodges :-924, 1939, 871, 1903, 693, 1060, 811, 643, 154; also Killyman True Blue and Tyrone True Blues L.O.L, 6. On the motion of Br. Tully, 3eeonded ...