... beads of local lovernment authorities held Belfast last October. the course of the message the Governor said. •This part the United Kingdom has much of distinctive significance to contribute, and I wish the Northern Ireland Committee every success in the ...

... Cuilybackey and Finvoy. As the eighteenth century was drawing close, when the excitement caused by the enrolment of the United Irishmen was full swing, the first place of worship at Killymurris was erected. It was probably in 1797. for there is a local tradition ...

... successful and enjoyable. Although nimself Welshman, nothing could have given him greater pleasure than the victory of the Irishmen. They had struggled long against great odds, and that evening he could not help thinking of the mao who had made the Irish ...

... their high costs, too. But the final measure must at all timer be the unit cost production. If the higher nets of fertiliser hr, by higher production f '■ •' ' ■'■ll I' d He- unit previous tn-ts. Observations .UC «,1 Claimed To Be World’s Best Seventy-seven ...

... THEIR COMMANDS Territorial Army changes Tfce following Territorial Army unit commanders in Northern Ireland on completion of their tenure, are handing over command ol their units: Ueut.-Colonel B. C. S. Hall, commanding officer of 502 (M.) HAA. Regiment ...

... around Belfast. He did not say that in any spirit of antagonism to their fellow Irishmen on the other side the border. they were prepared to come within the folds of the United Kingdom they would Join with them as comrades in arms. As regards dairy breeds ...

... London, is expected to display “fireworks against Dennis Keegan of Manchester, in a catchwelgbts bout, and two Irishmen, Larry Casey and Joe Boyle, will contest the middle-weight Worldwide Promotions are to be congratulated on putting on such an excellent ...

... Ireland's gnat centre-hail, who played for Orest Britain against the Best of Europe In IM7, and captained the Rest of the United Kingdom team agsinst Wales USI. Be transferred from Belfast Celtic to West Bromwich Albion and Is now playar-ecach to the ...

... Rev. William Stavely who was charged by State officials with being disloyal to the Government in connection with 'The United Irishmen. Profits and losses will be allocated between the two sides they arise in each area. The Board has to comply with such ...

... Gordon to a aI , part, - oi oie that criminal lunatic unit •nryoae up against Gordon's being The resolutions, which were Owned Llndnsy-We are supin similar terms, pointed out to the to he Wild Irishmen, and they ndnlnte Usst « was J. They not want him England ...

... blocks. Broughshane Exchange Teacher In Radio Discussion Some interesting exchanges on the differences between British ant United States education may expected on Friday, 19th June, in discussion at 8.30 pm. in the 8.8. Northern Ireland Home Service between ...

... the right wing and the inside forward crossed to the unmarked Lofthouse. who beaded into the net past Smyth. But still the Irishmen were fighting for a goal, which several times almost looked like along Result—lrish League «, Football League S (Lofthouse ...