... Prevention down Chamber of Commerce held yesterday, of Cruelty to Children investigated 3,491 evening, presided over by Mr. John complaints of neglect and emelt, in Eng- Davison, .I.P. (President), the following land, Ireland and Wales during the month ...

... selected stock of Season-1 able goods suitable for Presents for both Ladies and Gentlemen. Hats. Caps, Ties, Shirts, Pullovers, Cardigans, ,Gloves, Umbrellas. Handkerchiefs, Socks. , ; Boys' Jerseys and Jersey Suits. These all make Gifts that will be appreciated—not ...

... 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 ...

... two boys, Peter end John Joseph did. ;Mrs. Livingston was afraid to go bonne and stayed with bet until Friday. Peter Wi.cally, aged 151, sue 44 the last witness, said on the night of the 15th June, Bernard Nl`Couville, his brothel John Joseph and himself ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... t«>w Roman Catholic Church has been ■■■itcd at (ilasdntmmond, South Ar- iot • - Mi-a Harland Wann, whose mar• Lieut.. Denis -Grattan-Moore, mi-killing Fusiliers, took place ■ .'t'.ul ..u Tuesday, is the only late Mr. W. Hataud Wann, -lurkellyU, There has ...

... 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 ...

... (alias Brown, alias Reilly), a native of Carrickxnacross, was charged with the larceny of bicycle value £3 15s, the property of John Bridgett, Monbrief, and the larceny of lady’s handbak and £2 15s, the property of Mn. H. Maxwell. Beechpark. He was returned ...

... 4, W. D. M'Cullagh, Newry important sale of 3 acres lands, .--,_ ' newest Styles and Shades at N I Model, 546; 5, John V. Leslie, Arm- held rent free, for Seagoe'Select 2 Y strong School, Armagh, 531; 6, J. A. GOLF J. PEOLOW & SON, . Q Reasonable Prices ...

... 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 ...

... Drumnamether, 9-acre freehold residential farm for reps. of the late Miss Mary A. M'Connell. Monday, Dec. 18, 12 noon, in Drum arM, 12 acres lands to let, the property of Wm. Walker. For private sale, valuable 11-acre freehold residential farm for reps. Wrn ...