... DAILY- COATS, FROCKS, MILLINERY, PULLOVERS, CARDIGANS, STOCKINGS AND LOVELY UNDERWEAR. AUCTION IBAL.ICIII R. CHAPMAN & CO.'S SALES. Tuesday. Oct. 10, 3 p.m., in Clonmacate, valuable 7} acre outlying farm for Mr. John TOdd. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 11 a.m., at ...

... won the Old Dog Stakedand Ulster Arms (Kailway Hotel) Cup at the greyliound meeting Isivaghery on Friday evening last. The cup presented the Edenderty Greyhound Bacing Club for Puppies was won Pot Luck, owned Mr. M’Grattan, Blacker’s Mill. Excellent entries ...

... Clerk's office and other places in the tow; LOVELY SCOTCH KNIT TWIN-SETS and CARDIGANS and JUMPERS, Sloppy Joe style, usual 44s for 22s 6d; twin-sets 75s for 43s 6d; Cardigans 44s 6d for 25s 6d, at J. and M. FIELDS' SALE. The Rev. R, E. Devlin , rector ...

... Ladies' Vests-101d, i 9 3d, is 9d, is 11d, and 2s 3d each. Ladies' Knickers--10Id, is 3d, and is 6.1 per pair. Ladies' CARDIGANS, JUMPERS, FRQC/iS and COATS—aII at CLEARING PRICES. Men's Socks-sd, ed, 10 d, is and is 3d per pair. Boys' Jerseys-2s 3d ...

... Mr. John Agnew, K.C., senior counsel for merann, submitted that, of necessity, it involved that there must have been provocation and that on the facts of the case the jury must have taken the view that either the MoManueft or one of them was armed with ...

... Mason and Mrs. J. G. Espie, two ladies r the congregation, invested the newly-ordained minister with the robes his office. Rev. John Deans, LA., Richhill. giving the charge to minister and people, paid a tribute to the faithful and devoted ministry of Rev ...

... elected the following office-bearers: Chairman, Mr. D. E. Gallagher;vice-chairman. Mr. John Latimer; secretary, Mr. Victor Riddell; assistant secretary, Mr. John Mahood; treasurer, Mr. Herbert McMullan. The price of oat straw dropped on Saturday by 3s ...

... she was employed by Mr. Humphries at Westfield Dairy, Lurgan. On Tuesday, 22nd February, about 3 p.m., Mrs. Mars, Reid, 50 John Street, Portadcwn, came to Westfield, Lurgan, with her child, Louis Augusta Keegan, aged about 3 months wilich she was minding ...

... Magowan holding Gloria icy the cardigan awl pulling her hair. Witness asked her had she gone mad or what was wrong with her. While witness was pulling her daughter from her, Mrs. Maq.-v. , n .scratched her (witness's' arm Witness held on to the chili. ...

... Annaghmore on November 18 for the purpose of being drilled or trained in the use of arms, all of them were returned for trial Armagh Quarter Sessions on January 3. The men were: John Murphy, Micliael McNeece, Joseph O’Hagan, Denis MeGibbon, Hugh Brady, Patrick ...

... glorious conce ptio n of Kingship—not and CARDIGANS and JUMPERS, SlopPY the divine rig ht of kings as claimed Joe style, usual 44s for 22s 6d; twin-sets Iby some of his predecessors, but true 75s for 43s 6d; Cardigans 44s 6d for 25s . kingship in the service ...

... B. Stewart. Lurgan. E Pair of plain sock. • Leary. Stranooden. 2. Williams. Portadown. Mrs . Leary': S. Mc.^thur^elfast^ Cardigan J^Twlnen^Clonavon Sue. Portadown; 3. Mrs. R. Curry. Bo v ro mlunee coat-1. Miss Leary; 2 Mrs J. Rowe. Hanover Street. 3. ...