... Second Hut. No. 1 Station. Dimura Mumma BOAT CLUB. at. lb. M. S. Williams (bow) 10 0 R. W. George . 11 1 3J. P. Langriabs . 11 7 T. D. Scott (stroke) 10 11 B. H. SUClelland (con.) 8 2 No. 2 Station. at. lb. S. Davey (bow) 2 Edward Davey, jun. 10 0 ...

... 24th April, of the notice demanding that the affected bushes be destroyed. Edmund Turner stated that on the 17th April he found sixteen currant bushes in Mils Miller's garden, all being badly affected by mite. He visited again on the 119th April., but ...

... Bull Show and Sale in Coleraine. The annual spring show and sale of bulls introduced by Messrs. Richard Hunt.' Sone, auctioneers, was held on Saturday last at the Bamford Place Repoidtory, Coleraine. The entries received were far in excess of anything ...

... returning thanks for the reception which had been extended to him, said he would content himself at that stage with embracing, that the first portunity of showing his appreciation of the action of the Ballyclabber congregation in asking him to take their pastoral ...

... BALLYMONEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 1. 1920. Unusual Millinery. NETE have a reputation over a wide area as a Millinery House. Our present selections we 'V feel confident, enhanos that reputation. We eater for all eiasses of Millinery buyers, Mid have Hata suitable ...

... leambolding tenants. Earl of Dnaraven expressed warm approval of the measure, and it was read a fret time. The second reading was fixed for the gist of ApriL ADDRESS AND PRZSENTATIOR TO REV. R. GAGE, KILREA. Tua members of Hikes Loyalist Flute Band &aria; to make ...

... ordered by the Arneibly showed that most of these collections had been taken in all the congregations except the collection for the menae fund, which bad been taken in very few. Oa the motion of the Rev. A. Dill, seconded by the ltev. J. S. Maim, a ...

... of policyholders, and will spare neither work or trouble in showing you that I regret being led to do what was not right in depending on Mr. Orr. Trusting you will overlook this, and I will show my indebtedness to you by renewed exertions on my part.—l ...

... THE BALLYMONEY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY. APRIL 4. 18R5 Every pulse of resistance within her motinierl and sh• retorted scornfully.— Pethsys I still n-t choose to serve any mast-r. I confess the roe of a slave is qu to d,stastefol to m.. Jr that of a woman ...

... THE BALLYMONEY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1880. to take the neceseary steps to senses a just decision. The cue broke down on the technical point that it should have been brought in the name of the executors under the will. But the equity of the claim ...

... objections. On Monday, Mr. Gladstone *nuanced that on the oth April be would Issue be being in a to amend the revisions fee the future government of Ireland, and that on the 15th of April he would ask leave to bring in a Bill to make amended provision ...

... THE BALLYMONEY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL SO, 1896 of its appointed work. There has been no feotious obstruction of business; any disousidons which have taken plaoe have been over matters of high importance. Bat. as time wore on, it was difficult to ...