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... lAondonderry, 24; ifr. T. J. Campbell (instructed Mr. F. J. Monaghan. 18; Fermanagh, IJonegal, Orr) appeared for plaintiff; and Mr. George Tyrone, Down, Armagh, 38. The Board, Mill Smith (instructed Mr. J. R. Moor-i while drawing attention the strict economy ...
... malicious injury claims. Mr. J. Wilson, registrar, was in atterKlance. Felix M’Astocker, S 3 Island Street claimed JKJO damage glass, grocery goods, etc. Mr. T. J. Campbell (instructed by Mr. F. Kerr) appeared for applicant, and Mr. D. F. Spitler represented ...
... ADDRESS Rev. Dr. The Moderator of Bedfast Presbytery, Rev, Dr. Lei U-h, and other friends will tike port. IRISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. 54TH ANNIVERSARY. j THE ARRANGEMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS MONDAY. 2911 i Janaarv-RECKPIION AND SOCIAL MEETING, ULSTER II ALL. ...
... really ran exercise more discretion than an Kmperor King any of lie of Hnrope. Then lie dilaie.l upon the Ccnstitutional rbe-ks iin|K>Msl upon the I‘resident's |»o«ers. Mr Taft took several sly raps Mr. Hooaevelt. He urged that a single term six years ...
... * Ro,lgors. Ctstcrvillc; Messrs. D.vid Bnjd .nd into . S. Spence, city missionaries; and Dr. Dedtie. fortited W like Mrtl««l««j._Tfc« A vote of thanks, proposed Mr. Thomas ha» issued order for the transfer M-Cultoch. was passed to the lea-makers and of ...
... MR. MACARTNEY'S SUCCESSOR. The PRIME MINISTER informed Mr. dip Snowden that the. position Deputy Master of the Mint, had been filled by tb© appointment Sir Thomas Elliott, whose distinguished record as a Civil Ser\ant spoke I' itself. Mr. SNOWDEN* asked ...
... MR. LONG’S TOUR. TORONTO, Saturday.—Mr. Walter la>ng, M.P., addressed audience of .i.OOfl in the Massey Hall to-day, and overflow meeting afterwards. The subject of his speech was Home Rule, and ho dealt with the question from the Imperial point of view ...
... Hollywood. Mr. Trimble; in making his statement t« the position thf club, had neglected mention bis own name. Mr. Trimble was on« the and like the other two. Dr. I Greenfield and Mr. A. Praeger. ho had, from In his introductory observations. ...
... receiver ;VM«i!d proof Utai Mr. Ravroond Phillips claims to sent the distributer of .the steam power from ia»o solved, and in order to demonstrate I>is the boiler, the boiler in this case being re- THE lATE DH. WILLI To Dr. H. P. Malcolm, Ktiockbreda ...
... Mr. CHURCHILL said then got Sir Francis's letter in reply his first letter December 3, 1912. My dear Mr. Churchill —You will be anxiously expecting my reply to your very kind and sympathetic letter, suggesting that if health was not good enough to allow ...
... Hoothby Mr. li and Mias Buchanan, 7-5, 6-2: Mr. and Mr. (olds beat Mr. Lewueur Mi.-s Banry, 7-5, 6-1; Mr. Douat and Miss roles Mr. •.each find *1 Unt'honan , li-1. 6--I; Mr. ...
... BELFAST TRAM Tn the King' Divisicr*. fore the Lord Chief Baron, Mr. Th. risen (inetmctod by Mr. Frank K. hehaif the Corporation an order remitting the case of f‘- 1 ■ v. Belfast Corporation to the ' fast. Mr. W. M. Whitaker- K.C.( was Mr. J. ...