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... 55, Sandy Row, transfer from William Priestley. John Farris 16, Russell Street. No Ruim —Elisha Harvey, 87, Old Lodge Road, transfer from Mary Doak. Michael Walls, 205, Holywood Road, new application. John Walker, and 8, Winecellar Entry, new application ...
... STAVES ON SALE ' c • j ■ , 1,496 Pieoss Quebec Pipe Staves; 6,392 Pieces Hogshead Staves. Apply the CBOMAC SAW MILLS, 1844 JOHN BROWNE, Jl-n. ANDERSON’S AUCTION MABT, Cattle Mabket, Belfast. WEEKLY SALES OP LIVE STOCK every TUESDAY, TWELVE o’clock. Extra ...
... present were— Rev. Hans Woads, chaplain No. 1 Distort; Bev. J H. Seymour, Brs. James Rico, W.M., No. 1 District; B. W.M.. 154; John Oldham, WM., 837; H. MagiU, W.M.. 693; G. Gordon, W.M., 671; Wm. Moore, W.M., No. 7 B.; G. T. Stringer, W.M., 38 B.; W. Woods ...
... has been held in connection with L.O.L. 1919, at their lodge-room, North Street, Newtownards— Br. John Stuart, W.M., in the chair ; Br. Wm. James Russell in the vice-chair. The object of the meeting was to present Br. Hugh Robinson with his certificate ...
... on the Grand Jury :—John Tate (foreman), Wm. Davidson, James Quail, Wm. Lascelles, Grey Quail, David M‘Cutcheon, Edward M‘Lester, Wm. Jennings, IjSamuel Quail, Wm. M‘Credy John Lowry, R. T. Lithgow, H. Gilchrist, John Russell, John Forsythe, ...
... ilsuahter of Sanrnd Steele, Ksq .Beltonp. MUegTaT-Caniri. ..11-March 87, at the Presbyterian Church, York Street, Belfast, the Re* John Hall, Ballpclare, Mr. Andrew eremorno, to Marp, tlaughter Mr. James (inoMl V . bf bourne. Uenip Norman, Ksq., J.p, Charlotte ...
... other illustrious The occasion was regarded at Windsor as a Gala Day. The Queen patted and carressed the Dog, and ordered Sir John Biddulph to have him sun. plod with ample refreshments. Lord Lurgan, the noble and spirited owner the Dog, in order to gratifiy ...
... illustrious personages. The occasion was regarded at Windsor as a Gala Day. The Queen patted and oarressed the Dog, and ordered Sir John Biddulph to have him suppled with ample refreshments. Lord Lurgan, the noble and spirited owner of the Dog. in order to gratifiy ...
... other illustrious personages. The occasion was regarded at Windsor as a Gala Day. The Queen patted and Dog, and ordered Sir John Biddnlph to have him suppled with ample refreshments. Lord Lurgan, tho noble and spirited owner of the Dog, in order to gratifiy ...
... that lady’s landlady. Had known her three weeks. Miss Russell was the house when she took it. It was six-roome I house. Each room had a separate family, some consisting of eight persons. Miss Russel had 6d and loaf of bread from the parish. She had no ...
... Private Sec. to Head Center 1,200 John M'Oarthy, Warrant Clerk .. .. 800 John M. Rodgers, Bond Clerk .. .. 1,200 James M‘lhnerney, Bond Clerk .. .. 1,200 J. F. Gleeson, Bond Clerk .. .. 800 Charles Tinon, Bond Clerk .. ~ 800 John Ryan, Military Clerk .. .. 800 ...
... yesterday before J. T. M’Sheehy Esq., R.M.; John Hancock, Esq., J.P.; and Samuel A. Bell, Esq., J.P. An important linen case was brought at tho prosecution of the Ulster Linen Trade Association against John Gilpin, of Lurgan. It may be recollected that ...