... Household Furniture, for Reps. of Fanny Mullen. at Killywill Monday, 17th—Sale of Stork, Crop. and Leeting of Three Farm,. for Mr. .lame, Feeney, at Highmoor, at Twelve o'clock. January 18th At Twelve o'clock, at Claude Fair. Sale d Twenty Horses and Twenty ...

... Sewing: 12 to 15 years—Jill Moore. Handicrafts: Boy's Hand Made Article: 7 to 9 years—Michael Craig, Eglinton; 7 to 12 years—Claude Daiidson, Eglinton; 12 to 16 years—John Gilfillan, Eglinton. Confined to patients in St. Columb's MosPital. -Londonderry! ...

... the applicant, Mr. William Kennedy bullocks up Ernest Boggs ambs weighing kilos went to R. C Mullen, Claudy. Othe leading sellers were James Gcormiev. Claud Bk 3p per Ib T. M. Lynn, Creevagh 20%2 kilo lamb, 73p per Ib; Joseph Craig, Claudy 17%2 kilo lamb ...

... 19th June, 1884. Dear Sir—Will you kindly convey to Governors of the Omagh District Asylum tbo most sincere thanks of Lady Claud Hamilton, and of all the members of her family, for the kind rerolutiun of condolence passed by them on the 12ib Inst? The ...

... W. Hornang immortal creation); prmlnred by Mix Kesler, with BoUiie Comber. Claude Dampier. Frederick \V. I.lovd, Dora tiregory. Erniwt Seflon, and Henry Fold. 8.45, Madge Mullen and dive Rjchardixni. syncopated pianoforte duel*. 9.0. The I'se M an. written ...

... was proposed by director of elections, Mr. John Hume, the deputy leader of the SDLP: and seconded by a local solicitor, Mr. Claude Wilton. On his second paper, Mr. Logue was proposed by Mr. Jim Cosgrove and seconded by Mr. Michael Canavan. Mr. Logue said ...

... Lord Claud Hamilton, H.P., foreman; Lord Viscount Stuart, D.L.; Major Arthur Willoughby Cole Hamilton, D.L.; Francis John Oerrais, Esq., D.L.; Major George Perry U'Clintock, D.L.; Robert William Lowry, Esq., D.L.; James Moore, Esq., J.P.; Claud William ...

... Stirling, Walworth; Henry J. Tyler. The “professional gentlemen” were Dr. B. F. Dill, Dr. Wm. Lane, Dr. Wm. M'Langhlin, Dr. John Mullen, and Dr. Wark. The “attorneys” were Hugh Lane, John Martin, Clerk of (be Crown; and Bobert Hyndman. David Gather, Ballyclose ...

... ment elections. The rowdyism started abou .m. hear Mr. Connolly's licensed premises (ask place between | tionalist and a Mrs. Mullen and Albert Protestants, who are to have bee sulted. The two men the woman go fisticuffs, and in a few minutes over a doze ...

... Cress; sad Toyleitreet. lasokadisrgh Monday, 12th Noseenber Sae of Farm, wits Fiilly-Licensed Premises attached, at Creig, Claud', for Mr. Patrick M'Dooald, at Eleven o'clock (already Advertimd). Tuesday, 13th November—Letting of Lando, at Killenan, Crilei ...

... Hamilton. Joe M'Callan. jun.. William Ross. John Colhoun, Samuel Hamilton, Charles Hemphill. Hugh M'Callan, and Charles M'Kelvey. Claude Bradford, law student, Mansions. Buxton, was found dead in motor car near Oxford Tuesday. A pipe led from tfie exhaust the ...

... have not received any pay since Cork Clarke (scr.) 15-10, 15-12. Semi-finals United went into liquidation. J. Semple and E. Mullen (-4) beat In the meantime, I understand that Laird and Brown 15-6, 15-14. the Derry City manager is in touch with Mixed Doubles ...