... PEDESTRIANISM. Wiring from Armagh on Friday night to the SP ,l ;eft Chni;,/ , .. J. J. Mullen, the well-known Irish pedestrian. states that he will accept Len Hurst's challenge to run a race of five miles for or Eltid aside, the match to take place within ...

... peace; Captaili Claude Wilson, registrar; and Mr ? James Morrow, deputy registrar, were in attendance. RENT. Anne Elmore, Lurgaukeel, sued Patrick Neann, Legmoylan, Silverbridge, for LI Go, 52 weeks' rent uf a house at Carrive. Mr. F. 11. Mullen (Measre. B ...

... the expiration of three weeks his Excellency will make his public entry into Dublin. The Aides-de-camp Waiting are Captain Claude Lascelles and the Hon. Mr. 8. Wodehouse. The state of health of bis Royal Highness Prince Leopold necessitates the constant ...

... the police came up; did not any of the persons beaten strike any one Johnny Mullen had a short stick; heard him tell Captain Mathew that, if he did not clear the street, (Mullen) would clear it was called off the sound the bugle. oss-Pxamined Mr. Cross ...

... GUM-BILES. AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE INTERIOR/ OF THE MOUTH, MULLEN'S Celebrated TOOTH-ACrfli/ TINCTURE, AROMATIC AND VEGETABLE/ TOOTH POWDER AND LOTION. / Public will please to ask for Mullen's Preparations which arc sealed with red wax, and cipher JM ...

... and Children's Outfitting. Up-to-date Millinery, Ladies' Costumes, Fuhlonable Coate, Smart Bloom, Costume & Dress Materials, Claud Wednesday •t open Saturday antil pan. lualkalse luslus. The Ch 20s costs. Best Quality—Lowest Prices SCHOOL CASE. Corsets, ...

... witness saw the revolver he ran away. Matthew Rice ran in the same direction as witness. Mullen overtook witness on the road. The two of them ran together, and Mullen got in front, Matthew Rice overtaking witness. When a couple of yard- from him Rice fired ...

... Newry by both gentlemen proved real treats and were intensely appreciated by all who patronised them. --••••.- Messrs. R. A. Mullen k Son. /*Helton'. Newry, have. on behalf of Mr. Jos. E. M•boughlin, serled notice of his intention to withdraw the claim lodged ...

... ewe p ee d who have gives its such valuable assistant ' *in H. Mullen, B.A. The Chairman, in opening the preiMsediags. this evening. and especially to the firm said that when Mr. F. H. Mullen, the effigenerosity with which they have treated us dent and ...

... greatest credit upon the W.M. and secretary, who planned it and carried out the mason work admirably, and upon Bro. James hl'Mullen. who did the joinery and carpentry work so well. Thanks arc also due to all friends who by work and subscriptions enabled ...

... give trophy, and that Mr. Robert Thompson was giving t o ppledrize. The toast of Our Guests, l with the names of Mr. W. it. Mullen, captain of Bangor Club; Mr. G. S. Goodall, captain of Clandeboye Club, and Mr. It. M. Moore, town clerk of Bangor, was proposed ...

... and M. Magreene bought eight fat beasts, belonging to Captain Moutray, at each ; average weight, nearly 4 cwt. each. Messrs. Mullen, Morrison, M’Alhone, and Cullen bought several pigs, for exportation, at from 345. to iiTo. per cwt. nail pigs fetched the ...