... Memorial Wm*, Bond hem 7 p.m, ARTISTES:— Anna Mabee. Soprano: ArOsse McClean, tenor; Betty Mullen. Child Contrafto: Wm. Morton. Baritone: Gertrude McDonald and Claude Douglas, Duets; Bob McCormkk, Ventriloquist; Framer Doherty, Humorist and Compere: Accompanist ...

... ALLECED THEFTS AT CLAUDY. Catnip-Drover for Thal. At a special court in Claude on Monday evening—before Messrs. John Desmond and William Maxwell. justices— John Hone, a local cattle-drover, was charged by District-Inspector Coate with the larceny by means ...

... James Smith, of Arlington Strict, kenwell. • _ J. Hrunning, Lord.'ap Lane Lon Jan, The hit of the •njured is at. Claude Hunter, Plumstead Mullen Sink, Notting View ; Percy Tomlinson. The Borough; M. Bellantyoe, Streatham Common; Mrs. Ada Digby. Camden Town; ...

... Council. The bridegroom, Mr. Herbert Victor Mullen, a son Mr. W. A. Mullen, chairman of Portadown F.C., president of Portadown Cricket League, and chairman of Portadown War Savings Committee, and Mrs. Mullen, Carrickblacker Avenue, Portadown. He is member ...

... Smith, of Arlington Street, (Jerkenwell. j. Brunning, Lord*'up Lane. London. The list the ojured is as fuller* ; Claude Hunter, Plumstead; Mullen Sink, Not ting View; Percy Tomlinson, The Borough ; M. Ballantyne, Stroatham Common; Mrs. Ada EHgby, Camden Town; ...

... mournet al the funeral of Mrs. W}fllffi Warner, which was reported in 1 week’s issue, the names of Normls and Claude Douglas and James “ti John Mullen were inadvertent!y omitted. B ...

... Por d Lawnbrook R. F. Forbes, Jim Gregg, J.. Walsh (who scored 40) W. Anderson, H. Marks, R. Courtney, W. A. Mullen, J. Walsh, Forde Hall, Claude Browne and W. Johns, Jim Gregg formerly of Laurelvale took six of the Lawnbrook wickets. However on the following ...

... Herbert Victor Mullen in First Portadown Presbyterian Church. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. W. A. Mullen, chairman of Portadown F.C.; chairman of Portadown War Savings Committee, and president of Portadown Cricket League. and Mrs. Mullen, Carrickblacker ...

... 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 ...

... Dorking—Beat cock and hen—l, Wm. G. Mulligan, Belfast; 2, Robert Mullen, Belfast; 3, W. Charley, Dunmurry. Silver Grey Dorking—Best cockerel and pullet-1, Hugh Breen, Saintfle/d ; 2 and 3. Robert Mullen. Coloured Dorking—Best cock and hen-1 and 2,.). A. &M. F ...

... 51omson, James Mullen, John M'Crory.eml Peler Donnelly, jun„ for riot eu.l effrey 01 Dnugonr.on, July lost; also, John Mullon, M.oh.el FerJ.- muni Morrison, James Mullnn, en.l Peter Donnelly. juu„ for assanlt upon James M»Us; *J s0 _ Mullen on.l Peter Donnelly ...

... J. If. »S.; Corry, James; Johnston, J. W.; Clarke, W. H. ; Dison, W,; Gregg, H.; Holmes, L. J.; M’Mullen, W.; Tcdford, James; Wilson, R. C. K.; M‘Mullen, R.; Johnson, W. A.; M'Auliffe, W.; Arnold, Wilberforcc; Dcspard, E. F. F.; Dickey, Evans, H. E.; ...