... said the 27th 3iuury was the day on which the polling tool piece in connection with the South Davy election, in which Mr. John Gordon, K.t ~ and Dr. Keightley were the candidates, thu former the Unionist and the latter thi: Liberal. Plaintiff was • supporter ...

... Tickets, 3 0 0 Me»«rs. A. Scoit & Co., Dublin, 2 2 0 Rev. John Carroll, P.P., Coleraine. 2 0 0 Kev. P. J. II tmill, R.1.P., Belfast, 0 0 A Friend, PorUtewart, 2 0 0 Mrs. Kdwards, Brooklyn, 2 0 0 Rev. John M'Kinley, C.C., B.A-, Port- Stewart, 2 0 0 Mr. Daniel ...

... J O Gage, M, George Gather, James Nrennan, J E Ritter, Connolly M Gsge, J O Homer, and Robert Douglas. not Licmxsino act. John Lafferty was charged, at the prosecution of District Inspector H*Guthy, with Having had his licensed premises open for the ...

... afterward! by Lord Redeadale. The bill then through committee, and waa ordered to be reported. lla. John Givey.— We observe with plea■ure that Mr. John Given, of lowa, C. 8., ia at present on a visit to his native district here. He left this neighbourhood ...

... gentlemen alee occupied aaata upon the pUtfona Bar. Knox Homan, Iter. N. M. Brown, Bar. G. W. HanriU, Bar. John Magm, Bar. Jackaon BTaddan, Br. John Pyp—, O.W.C.T. of Ireland, and Br. 0. D. H. Campbell, D.D. The ladfae the tea-t&ea wnraMia. Campbell (olatform) ...

... window with a gun at twenty minutes past eight. I saw Mr. Lytle in the window. I was shot on the arm. To the beat of my opinion there were six shots entered my arm. Thompson took me to Dr. Barr, and I went back to him in the morning when he dressed the wound ...

... the part of Dame Fashion to push the sleeve puff towards the upper portion of the arm, and the Russian sleeve is the outcome of this. To a little below the middle of the arm, between the shoulder and the elbow, the sleeve is tight. This upper part is sometimes ...

... D ie an the way to Bally—onay. Patrick M'Ghna. Oarrook, dapoaad—la—a earowner and rabHeau. the 11th April I—w the priaonar John Oil—our about fear o'clock ia tha afternoon. Be waa in —y yank Be aakad —a far ear Bally—onay. I —id the train wabout her than ...

... bans; Mrs Sheffield and family. New York: Campbell, and Mr Hugh M'Kelvey, Strabane ; Misses Toren, Biondi' ;Mr and Mrs D John- Mrs John Allison and family, Grown. stn. Belfast ;Mn Queen. Pomeroy ;Mr Brown. Mrs O'Brien and Father 0 Brims, Greenock; Draperstown ...

... vigorous arms round my neck ; a wet, face against mine; while there was the sharp smack as of a hearty kiss ; and then Mother Bond's black bonnet and plaid shawl were disappearing through the door, which had scarcely closed before two other arms were round ...

... were —Captain J. S. Cramaie, J.P., Messrs. John Pinkerton, M.P., J.P., John Boyd, J.P., John Wallace, J P.. D. J. Macmaster (V.C.), Thomas kPCurdy (D.V.C.), John S. B. Knox, Andw. Koers. R. Kirkpatirick, John Taylor. William Thompson, Hugh ...

... because one half the specification is not done. I gladly admit my error ia wying Sir John Coooo recommended to cut out over the Bar to No. section. It now appears that Sir John’s No. 1 section ia 1,800 feet inside the Bar after a “south storm;” end the Commimioners ...