... May, J. H, 8.; Corry, James; Johnston, J. W.; Clarke, \V. H.; Dixon, W.; Gregg, H.; Holmes, L, J.; M'Mullen, W.; Todford, James; Wilson, R. C. K.; M'Mullen, R,; Johnson, W. A.;M‘Anliffe, W.; Arnold, Wilberforce; Despard, E. F, F,;Dickey,'—; Evans, H, E.; ...

... 19th. Mrs Claude Gotlo (Kingstown) beat Mrs. M’lntyra (Harmitag®)—l up. Mrs A. B. West (Greystones) l»eat Mrs H Jackson (Island)—2 Mb® N. Holton (Royal County Down) walked over • Mrs. MUey (Kingstowsci-aU'hed. SECOND ROUND B#lh Mrs. Claude Gotto and Miss ...

... Roger Sinclair Moiklcjohn, C.B. (11. M. Treasury); Mr. K. Hopkin Morris, M.P.; Mr. H. D. Roome (barrifeter-at-law), and Sir Claud Schuster, K.C.8., C.V.0., K.C.. to be committee to inquire what facilities exist for giving to poor persons advice with respect ...

... —Apply Crooks, Bangor Road, Holywood. DOWN Quilts re-covered; prices from 12/9 Bennett, 41. Bradbury Place. Belfast OSWALD M'Mullen ft Co., Builders and Painters, 234/6, Tate’s Avenue, Belfast; charges moderate; workmanship unexcelled. 'Phone 22967. YFALLHAHERS ...

... J Edmunds Morris 5-1 Cracker, 8 1 Arden Rlielms, 000 Noble Peach iM Mullen .. P Morrltse. 00 l) Re«lonal Conlcol Bennetti. 11 10 7 100 Pince Sana Rire 201 others 11001.0010 im.Mullen Star Aunt 1C Cooper). 10 7 P Murrav I O'Connor Underbidder R Wilsom; ...

... li. bbf*ldou, who delended, ©aid Mullen received his Uain tare from his lirm to go to Portrush, but said he would take his car with tho object making a call on bis brother on the way back, lie contended that Mullen was within his rights in using the ...

... 27 and Ulster Ground, Ormean Bead, the Ulster Cricket Club Athletic Meettog. Action again rt a Railway Cohpaht.— The case ‘Mullen e, the London, Chatham, and Dover ilway Company has been heard the Exchequer Division, London. The plaintiff sought to recover ...

... the part of the Queen with much distinction. The other principal parts were read as follows:—Polonius. Lord Chamberlain. Mr. Claude Murphy; Laertes, son to Polonius, Me. W. ,t. Cairns. M.8.E.; Vohimand, Mr. G. W. Brown; Cornelius. Mr. R. Northridge; Rosencrantz ...

... TEAM FOR SATURDAY. Ist XV. rniveni'y College, Dublm, at Deramore Park, 2.45 p.m.—H. V. Mullen ;V. J. D. Main, M. Carson, A. Clarke; J. Calvert, P. Fry; C. Mullen, T. Corkcn, J. Boyd. C. Dick, M DowelJ. E. White. fewis, and ,T. Thompson. 2nd XV, v, Bangor ...

... constables, wfotfnww sent to dislodge them, werp grejtte^Ufnth. a tusillade t£..- stoofs. Coostabies. Hrtrnley. of Haydodr,* Mullen, of and Rawslhorne, of St. Annes, Blackpool, struck on their heeds, Rawsthorne sustaining slight concussion. Inspector Lamb ...

... London Is this a record? ()NE of the best known members of the Foyle Stars team is Claude Wilton, a Derry solicitor, and nephew the late Sir James Wilton, I.F.A. president. Claude has probably created record by playing for more clubs under the I.F.A. and F ...

... ; 1 F,n,H 000 Dinton Lass .R .berts). O-bMO 010 Rock oi Cashel (T F RlraclK Prince Charming iM'Mullen), 6-10-6 *> » * rt 'OallaE-nT'. ,.i Spanish iM Mullen), William The Conauerer (Robertsl. m-io-io ■ CO-u Hardham Priory (J Jordi. 8-10-0 M mornoeay ...