... yds. yds, score. tI Jaa. Murphy, jan. 33 27 26-86-1st i, Thomas Murphy ?? 28 25 27-80-2nd n Patrick Murphy ?? 29 23 26-78-3rd tb James Malone ?? 17 8 13-38 o James Maxwell ?? 26 23 10-59 t Thomas Clarke 1. iS 23 17-5R J. Robarta ?? 9 RETIRED. a James Murray ...

... however, was not forthcoming, and the accused was removed in custody. Sergeant Samuel Browne summoned five young men named Thomas Hardy, Pauley (2), and Hurst (2), for having, on 4th June, 1893, assanlted Catherice Gormley and Mary Gormley, in the towroland ...

... are as follow:-W.G. Templar, Rev. Samuel Wright, Gateshead; W.G. Counsellor, Thomas Hardy, Manchester; W.G. Vice-Temnlar, Councillor Swan, Sunder- land; W.G. Secretary, Thomas Olmand Todd, Sunderland; W.G. Treasurer, A. G. Massey, Bel- fast; W.G. Chaplain ...

... Joseph Falls, J.P. ; James Brown, 3-P. ; Isaac Kydd, John A. Quinn, John Mallan, John Richardlson, James CEtido,, Wiliam, Hardy, Thomas- Jenkinson, Robert Kelly, Patrick- Bradley, and -Major Win. Browne, J.P. The water-works superintendent reported that the ...

... H. Best, Derrylard; Daniel Scullion, Dcrrytagh; Andre ? M'Caughey, Derry- tagh; Bernard MI. Partland, Derrytresna; Thomas J F. Hardy, Lurgan. This was the most amusing event of the entire day. The competitors had a formidable obstacle to face, in the ...

... Miller . ?? 0 Dick, b Hardy ?? ?? 0 Addey, b Miller ?? ?? t Corfield, b Miller ?? ?? 0 Horn er, b Miller ?? a NacLcaughlin, o Wiggins, b, Hardy .. 12 e iMIaclIullan, b Miller . A Allen, b Hardy ?? Tillie, b Miller ?? ?? t Blackwood, not out ?? Extras ...

... agstMr. Thomas Graham's bd and wr Grindstone, Freshman-Clip- pinz Aachine (April). Mr. J. C. Morris's w and bd To-day, Islandmagee -Sally 0. (February), agst Mr. Thomas Dickson's I ur and bI Dr. Denny, Fitz Fife-Pride of Belmont (May).2 Sir Thomas Lecky's ...

... Lizzie (Marcn). Mr. Haery Hardy's blT Heraut, Coca Wine- Bess~e Mountiord (Mareh). Mr. Harry Hardy's bk Heretic, Coca Wine- Bessie Mlountford (March). 'Mr. Harry Hardy's bd Hambleton, Young Fuller- ?? Pei Tanuary). Mr. Harry Hardy's bd Haverbdll, Young Fuller- ...

... the Misses Stronge, Captain Coote and M iss Wolfe, Alex. MIaComb, Esq., and Mrs. M-Comb; H. J. Harris, Esq.; II. Hardy, e1sq., and Mrs. Hardy; ov. WV. F. Johnston and Mrs Johnston, Dr. lu[tinstry and the Misses MI.Kinatry, A. 1,aubury, Esq.; Mrs. llobin-on ...

... occurrence that is getting too common in Belfast-and,, the Ulster win- ning the toss, commenced. batting at 1-30 with Messrs. Thomas . and Fawcett. No long stands were made, and with one man absent, the innings closed for 97 runs, Ur. Trunnard bowling best ...

... ? 4. cG. Casey, b P. ?? H. Holmes, c Reeves, b W Hardy ?? ?? ?? 10 c G. Casay,b Hardy 9 b, A. G. Meldom, b Miller ?? 2 c Fox, b ?? Casey 1S A. S. Ffrencb, c P. Casey, b Hardy ?? ?? 4 c sub., b Hardy C P. Skerritt, c MacDowel, b G. Casey ?? ?? 27 b ...

... an- nounced to he present and speak ?? Robioson, D.D.; Revs. 3. J. M'Clu7re, Thomas Eaton, W. J. Warn ock, J. S. Mairs; Messrs. T. W. Russell1, M.P.; J. Meeaw, J.P.; Thomas Harrison, ...