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... share of indirect taxation, while the tobacco manufacturers were making huge fortunes o'*t of him. Mr. R. H. Morris (L., Cardigan), seconded, remarking that the revenue had fallen from 61 millions in 1920 to 52 millions last year. Mr. W. Guinness said ...
... before four, Sir Grattan Doyle (C., Wewcastle-on-Xyne) gravely called the Chairman’s attention to the position the Liberal party. With outstretched hands, he pointed solitary occnpant the Liberal benches, with chin on chest and arms folded. The laughter ...
... , ~ son, their captain and goalkeeper, got at lK , rio | lay to far apart. ! ! timo that have delighted the, heart ot „ Cardigans. Big range of colours. „ Umbrellas, Chubby and Crook handles least three horseshoes presented to him., Kelly had a hot handful ...
... and Methody crossed three I ARM LOUGH AND ELECTRIC LIGHT, The death of Mrs. Shepherd (nee Miss nued to Result —M.C li. 11. 3 goals and 1 try Maggie Murphy) member ot an old Glena a long (IBpts.), Academy 3 tries (6pts.). arm am i|y, and formerly teacher ...
... c Montgomery b John Erwin 1® F. M'Connell M'Clelland 4 ••• I H. C. Watt b Montgomery 27 R. M. M'Conncll c John Erwin b Montgomery ® R. Crawford McClelland Coleman b W. R. M'Bride b M'Clelland . I R. Carson cW. Barr b John Erwin L. J. Woodside ...
... 0 Er.! Eat it, eir. ; H J : cttLlsPIE BELFAST; G. B H eIVaIL ( Q RT.¥wA T (2m N ARM G ROBERT^ARLISLE (6WG), COLERAINE AND BACK ON THE STEAMERS LORD ANTRIM AND CARDIGAN HEAD. MR. MEGAW ARBIVtu MONDAY MORNING. HE MAINTAINED COMMUNICATION WITH ULSTER DURING ...
... Departments have a huge selection of-seasonable goods to offer. Socks, Tics, Gloves, Shirts, I’yjamas, Dressing Gowns, and Cardigans arc there in wide variety. A smart Suit or .Jersey makes a good present for the Schoolboy, while Men’s and Boys’ Boots, Shoes ...
... Grand Jurors: i John Sjx-cr.s. Win. Adams. Win. Hogg, Thomas Grown. Daniel M Kinnery. John Lyttle, John M Chire. has. Donnelly. John i)einpsey. Samuel Hedumml. Win. Johnston, Hugh Dysart. Gw. Watson. Win. C'lavvtord. John M'CTory. Shaw. ...
... buyins we arc ij Sensational Reductions m Every Department. Lkuughshane I olTei inn special value in Boots suitable lor I'arm jj The Selectiol) typical Bar ains give below arc taken haphazard from I !; ',* .J ll ? se ,l1 r? , J ° ur ~ e LI ncrlectlj ...
... '>n the docks. Emigration Officer, and Examiner of [present at Hooge with Sir John French “at troop has been formed tor the sons of ...
... relatives of the deceased gentleman, whom had known personally for years. Mr. Curran (instructed Mr. John Boston) represented the next-of-kin. ARMED NAVYMAN AMOK CREW FORCED TO SHOOT HIM. WIDOW’S COMPENSATION CLAIM. AUCKLAND (New Zealand), Friday.— Tragedy ...
... neUher Lccs Sm.th nor £2.000,000. stales the'“Daily Express.” passing interest in the process the swear-Withers, who, with oir John Eldon Th© man is Mr. Warwick Fairfax, in of the jury, and did not exercise her Bankes, constituted the tribunal was still in ...