... misietry.” The sharp skirmish blt-unpowuulnd‘ ‘mmfintlnmhinln-v(:ookm'n ‘m}o have h‘uuum::‘zy\on afsir. Both sides were well armed, poppered lnynnnhutu'nhghtpodmll. The poachers bad the worst the encounter, ove thvhwamnAfllyM the other his loot. is would ...

... I have abeolusly connection Using my Name to obtain Trede. » Attendance every Saturdsy, No. 1 Ballymoney Bireet, Ballymena. JOHN DINSMORE. (RISH RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT Anp ALPHABETICAL TIME TABLES Por Quick and Sas? Beterenss /A 10e Fime Fobies of the SHOLISE ...

... Mesnv. Samuel (foreman). John Ellia, James MitcholJ, T.C.; John Connon, A. Watt, Frederick J. M’Oartney, Jamoe Nugent. Alex. M’Caw. William Millar, John Crawford, John Kennedy, James Alex, Clyde, and John Buchanan. Sergeant ...

... 9 Conwey Square; It aa 7. 9, and 11 High Strete. John M'Clement Chemist, James 4l High Street OMAGH. . . Johnston Bros,, High Street John M’Adaav, High Street M Uiighlin A Griffitha. 52 and SttteA. John G. R. Porter, the Reform Stores. Reform Stores. ...

... Pursuivant of Arms, and Portcullis Pursuivant of Arms, two attendants, the Speaker, full dress, with msco-boarer, and then the members of the House of Commons lines four. Mr. Chamberlain being observed in the front rank walking with Sir John Mow bray, the ...

... with bis servant, were both on horseback ; blacksmith named McCullough, armed with blunderbus and also carrying case of pistols in his pockets and James Love, Mr. Knox’s servant, armed with fu«ee were also mounted. The ladies, with Mr- Knox, travelled in ...

... Melbourne. When lost heard about 16 years ago, he resided with Mr. Lithgow, 39 Cardigan Street, Melbourne, Australia. Any information will be thankfully received either of bis nephews. John Edward Robinson. 26 Roxburgh Street. Bally* raacarrett,. Belfast. Australian ...

... Samuel MCI-re. H. k M AT M. Atroen . David R. Csmnbell.Jf' d >*m J. r-ns. John H. Feme. Robert W. Fi-her. Joint Gill. GilWrne. John Knox. C.corce F. M‘CVndl ...

... GARVAGH. Constable M baa bees tranaferred from Kilrea to Swatorsgh. and Constable Diokaon from Hwateragh to Kilrea. Constable John Grattan has been transferred from to Coleraine. Mr, Hiram Brown, V.S., Coleraine, made a post mortem examination on Tuesday on ...

... con alder the fixing of a convenient date for the assembling of the General Council.—l remain ycure very truly. Thomas H, Grattan Earoonde.” ACTION BY KILLYBEGS PILOT. On Monday in the Court Admiralty, before Mr. Justice Johnson, the case came up Boyle ...

... those present to give fare- , presented the following:—Cardigan jackets, well Sir John, who belongs to Kilfanc, was , Lord Londonderry; handkerchiefs. Meara. Robin- bis fellow-countyman. Mr. John Fanning, soli- ? I »*>,. 1 SuhSh.ri(l of .1,0 g,” was ...

... councillor*, men'.anis c«no» feesmna'. men. (it—n» BHtMt. and » rlergTinea die united dioce»e» Do-vn an.l ,„ Connor and Dromore armed fiwiuerrv. the clergymen proofed to the t( in Academy Street, wliere they , robed. Snapshots were taken the -erne , nuinerou* ...