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Coleraine Chronicle Londonderry, Northern Ireland2 Jan 1909 the following—Miss A, Predy (Mrs. Crincum), .Miss Laird (Julia. niece to the latter). Miss E. Cunningham iPeggy. a servantr; Mr. J. Predy (Jim Bags), Mr. W. L. Boyd M. ('rincum), Mr. R. G. R:clia: - (kon (Mr. weedle), and Mr. J. !fern , ( atop. In the sketch View article |
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Northern Constitution Londonderry, Northern Ireland19 Oct 1907 Rev. G. Robinson, and Mr. R. Marshall (Grand ; Chief Templar of Ireland of the 1.0.G.T. secretaries, Rev. Samuel Kennedy, RA-. and Mr. S. H. Forsythe ; treasurer, Mr. James Donaghy ; committee, Mrs. Henry Irwin, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Smylie, Miss Cunningham View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland22 Apr 1959 Sheriff, and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. J. Boyd, M.8.E., the Resident Medical Superintendent, Dr. D. J. C. Dawson; and the Secretary, Mr. J. L. Hogg. The visitors were received at the Guildhall by the Mayor and Mayoress (Senator J. G. Colhoun and Mrs. Colhoun) View article |
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Derry Journal Londonderry, Northern Ireland23 Jul 1951 The Ladies' Committee responsible for the catering arrangements at Strabane Celtic’s annual dance at the Patlidrome, Strabane. From left Miss Elizabeth Boyle. Mrs. E. Boyle. Miss R. Madden. Mrs. P. Gallagher, Mrs. F. Gallagher. Miss B. Curry and Mrs. A View article |
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Coleraine Chronicle Londonderry, Northern Ireland15 Jun 1907 looked after by Mr. William Phillips. J.P., Londonderry (director Of the Laird Line). included Mr. H. M. M'Gildowny ; J.P., and Mrs. Maaildowny, Clare Park, Jaellyeastle: Mr. Daniel Mae- Loughlin (Secretary Portrush Harbour Company), with Mrs. MacLaughlin View article |
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Derry Journal Londonderry, Northern Ireland7 Jul 1902 donb: of rest to Purchasers No. ClOl-—Ladies' Box Calf Laced, Straight Csp, unequalled in price and quality. IU/b. No. 6135.—Ladies’ Glace American Golcshed, Patent Cap, ft commonseoae liooi, »/n. No. 86 -Ladies’ Calf Kid Laced. Sewn, astonishing value View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland8 Jun 1909 function were: —Mr. William Phillips, J.P., Londonderry, the Irish director of the company, and Mr. Walter Baird, the Dublin agent the company. Mr. A. P. Henderson, who presided at the dinner given board vessel, proposed “Success to the Rowan.’’ Mr. George S View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland24 Sep 1891 occupied by the pastor. Rev. George Robinson. After grace tea waa handed round- The following ladies assisted the tables:—Mrs. Robineon, Mrs. Hoocyford, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs Moore, Miss Kerr, Miss M’Glwee, Miss Moore, Miss Fulton, and Miss Charleton. Tea over, View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland28 Jul 1904 in the offices of the secretary (Mr. -fames Stewart). Mr. John Cooke, D.L., presided. The other Commissioners present The Mayor (Alderman Ballantme, J.P.), Mr. 1. B. Montgomery, J.P.. Mr. T. W. D. Humphreys, J.P., and Mr- M'Cully. J.P. The principal bus View article |
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Northern Constitution Londonderry, Northern Ireland10 Apr 1909 for the door, your honour, replied the prisoner—R. hi 'F., Carnalridge. An Englishman went into a watchmaket'a shop and asked him to repair his watch. The shopkeeper examined it carefully, shook hi. Mad, arid said, It would coat you more than you gave View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland1 Aug 1914 though eearch was made Mr. Maxwell—He didn’t insult you? Witness—Yes, he did with bad language. Mr. Maxwell—Bad language sea is a comparative term. (Laughter.) Mr. M’Gahey Bad language at any place should not be tolerated. Mr. Maxwell—4still, it is a View article |
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Coleraine Chronicle Londonderry, Northern Ireland30 Jun 1906 THE LAIRD LINE STEAMF.RS. Messrs. D. Fall & Son have now been appointed the sole agents for the Laird Line steamers l'oleraine, Portrush, and the other localities which are included in the Coleraine district. The lengthened and intimate auto. cation of View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland28 Jun 1902 Llmarady; Mr. J. 0. Kyis, VS, Umarady; Mr. WilHara Gnolt, Mr W. J. Shtanon, Bssbrook ; Hr. O. J. Dontgky, Mr. Wm. M'Laod, Drnmmaod; Hr. Jar. U'Lasghlle, Mr. WUliam Dais, Mr. Osorgs B. M’Orea, Hr. J. W. Bnohaoan. Ballragh ; Mr. B*oH B 1 table. Tolly ; Mr. Henry View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland16 Apr 1907 under the supervision of Mr. James Maxton, consulting engineer, Belfast, along with the owners’ own superintending engineer, Mr. Robertson. The naming ceremony was performed by Mrs. Lewis MacLellan. wife of one of the directors Laird Line Limited. The ship View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland6 Sep 1888 ), Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson, Mr. Laing (toperintendent of the Laird Line). Mrs. Laing and Misa Laing, Mr. Pollock (manager for the builder), Mr. Turnbull and Mis# Turnbull, Mr. Martin (Bute Line) and the Misses Martin. Mr. R. D. Samuel#, Mr. M’Neii View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland16 Aug 1898 gracefully retire, and be aa completely lost sight of in the nation's eyes as is Mr. Justin M'Carthy. Mr. Redmond gave explicit acknowledgment of the absence of unity. His speech, however, is more interesting for its new history of the last abortive Rebellion View article |
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Derry Journal Londonderry, Northern Ireland19 Sep 1902 proved seeing the dam cut and the water flowing into the born. In reply to Mr. Magee, be stated that this was about two miles distant from the Finn. Mr. Nevin gave similar evidence. Mr. Magee ashed did Sir Henry Miller think it serious matter when the wa’er View article |
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Derry Journal Londonderry, Northern Ireland10 May 1935 removal of mould sods and rough heads, and £ 1 4s for bog rent for twelve years. Mr. J. B. M'Nulty appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. R. C. Keohane for the defendant. Mr. M'Nulty said near Raphoc there was an estate known as the Stokes Estate, and in View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland12 Nov 1896 against Mr. George Mlebolls. wholesale pro vision merchant, of Wood-street, Westminster, for alleged offences under Merchandise Mark* Act waa prencoded with befora Mr. De Batxeo the Westminster Polio Court on Tuesday. Mr. Bodkin (inatructed Mr. W.lUam View article |
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Londonderry Sentinel Londonderry, Northern Ireland27 Oct 1887 presiding. The Mayor mentioned that had communicated with (our English ladies. Two of these —Mr. Headley and Mr. Stewart—were unable to attend. Two Irish judge?, however—Mr. Betts and Mr. written that they could come. was derided to telegraph to three other View article |