... in the room of Mr. Simms, who has resigned owing to illhealth. Captain Fylle's appointment causes a second vacancy in the coroner ship Tyrone. The death is announced of the Rev. John A. Walton. M.A., an ex-Presidcnt of the Methodist Church in Ireland, ...

... M'Reynolds, of Kingsmills. Cookstown. An inqimst was held on Monday in the Boardroom of the Workhouse by Dr. W. Couslcy. Coroner for the Barony of Loughinshollin. The following jury were sworn:--Messrs. W. J. M Causland (foreman), Patrick Bradley. Con ...

... happened, and stale Rur» Council:, should bring forward provide lunds meet under this hind future roads their own control. Coronation Celebration*. Ur. Knox Browne m° v « . resolution passed at the authorising the County Surveyor pend the sum £lOO on the ...

... CORONATION CELEBRATIONS IN COOKSTOWN NO PROGRAMME HAS BEEN ARRANGED 10-15—Parade of Ex-Servicemen from Cenotaph for opening of New Coronation Wing of Britiah Legion Hall by Mias Poe. PICTURE HOUSE PROGRAMME— By kind mvitatioo of Mr. Dooagliy all the children ...

... where sports were held for the juveniles. Tea was served to the school children, each of whom got three George VI. pennies along with their Coronation mugs. A fancy-dress parade afterwards took place. Assembling at the Presbyterian Church Hall, the competitors ...

... entirely of a Coronation nature. An appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. W. W. Foote. B.A. Hie praise service concluded with the National Anthem, Mi«- liat* rcrgtwtt at the otpo. UPPERLANDB. TOKRMORE. The decorations (or the Coronation in . Not for ...

... secretair. seconded, and the vote was passed with acclamation. THE CORONATION BROADCAST. Moat residents who have radio sets pat home listen the broadcast coiwnenfary ...

... worth the admission money Itself. One of the features in this great building will oe a magnificent statue His Majesty King George VI. in the robes of the Garter, the work Sir William Reid Dick. K.C.V.0., RA. Apart from an interesting series of horse-jumping ...

... MID-ULSTER MAIL. SATURDAY. MAY 20. 1087. Tyrone County Council on Monday amt telegram of congratulation His Majesty King George VI.. and the Mr. Rowley Elliott. MJ>, of Coogh. received the following admowi~ ...

... The King’s Thanks. The following telegram, from Major the Hon. Alexander Hardinge. C.V.0., Private Secretary to HH. King George VI., was received by the Chairman in acknowledgment of the resolution of loyalty to the King, passed at the last meeting, was ...

... annual Orange service in BnUysculllon Parish Church. A resolution was passed with acclamation congratulating H.M King George VI. his Coronation. Subsequently a meeting the Royal Arch Purple Chapter was held —Br. James Allen. W.M.. presiding—when three candidates ...

... in England such the Jubilee of his late Majesty King George V. and the Caconation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Someone had said of the recent Coronation, with some truth, that they had had in America everything except the bunting. Their papers ...