... about a yard. This advantage was retained by Harrison apparently without any effort from Mullen to overtake him, until within about 300 yards of the finish, when Mullen in a graceful sprint caught up with his opponent, whom, however, he found a powerful enemy ...

... Krahmer, Mr. R. Exham, Mr. J. Mullen, Mr. Murpb>, Dr. F. Robinson, Mr. \V. Topham, Mr. Edward Peele,Mr. Chas. Wood, Mr. Thaokery, Mr. Flint, Mr. Tracy, Mr. W. L. Beatty, Mr. Haughton. Basses. —Mr. Joseph Robinson, Mr. B. Mullen, Mr. Hanlon, Mr. Torrance, ...

... Mr. Worden Claude Melnotte. The Gardener’s Son.” Admirably put the limited stage regards scenery and this most charming of all Buiwer's dramatic creations, proved decided success. have bud the pleasure of seeing this character of “ Claude'' sustained ...

... ought do the next election for Tyrone. They should not send Parliament milk and water Protestant* any more. (A groan for Lord Claud Hamilton.) He called upon the elector* Tyrone to imitate the example Belfast —(a cheer for Johnston. Cheers)—and tell tbe gentry ...

... A letter was received from the manager of Beesbrook factory. in reply to the one sent by the Board with regard to the boy Mullen mentioned in nor last report, and requesting to have him sent, and there would be some person at the station to meet him. ...

... those ere Earl and Countess of Kanfurly, and the Ladies Knox ; the Misses Stuart; the Misses Elrington, and Mrs. Evans ; Lord Claude Hamilton, M.P.; John Ynyr Burges, Esq., J.F., D.L., Parkanaur; Colonel Conyngham ; H. L. Prentice, Esq., J.P.; Robert William ...