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... believes, under the National (Board, his suggestion deserves careful consideration. Mr. H. A. M. Barbour, J.P-, presided, and Mrs. Barbour distributed the prizes at Hildon National School, of which Mr. T. R. M’Cluggage, 8.A., is principal. This school has been ...
... J. M'Cann (skip). Ulster-J. Wright. R. Wilson, J. Govan, jwn., Joseph (skip). , . Rink 2. —Ormean—J. Gibson, J. Parises, J. Rutherford, G. (skip). Ulster— Joseph A. M'Clnne, jun.. G. Paton, C. W Govan (skip). Rink 3.—Ormeau—W. Hill, W. A. Cbcrrv, R. Archer ...
... Mr. Henry Pierson Harland, shipyard manager Jn the Govan works Messrs. Harland & Wolff, hid., the world-renowned Belfast firm, and Helen daughter the late Mr. John Barbour, i., Conway, and Mrs. Barbour, of,Bolden, l>eamington. bride, who is well known ...
... (skip)—lB. Rink 2—Larne—E. J. M'Calmont, IJ Lattimore, J. Millar, W. J. J. Johnston (skip)—l7. Belmont—A . Ainsworth, Dunsire, J. Govan, M’Cartney (skin)-l 27. Rink 3—Larne—S. Craig, Allan Henderson, J. K. Greenlees, J. M. Thomson (skip)—22. Belmont—J. 51‘Gowan ...
... address of Mrs. H. M. Barbour at Sloan Street Church bazaar in Lisburn. and to express my cordial agreement with her views. Mrs. Barbour deserves the warm thanks of all denominations for her courageous and altruistic attitude, and especially will she receive ...
... the play more interesting. At therefore decided to have new course planned. The result they could now sec for themselves. Mr. Barbour was then presented with a new driver by Mrs. Scott. remarked that was not going to say how would perform the duty which ...
... Gilmour—lt was made perfectly deal that this was the total amount tnat would b« paid by the Government. Mr. Neil M'Lean (Lab., Govan) —Was it under stood that Mr. Slater was iiay the costs of bringing this action to clear his name out of the ex gratia payment ...
... Speaking at a luncheon following the launch of the L M S pleasure steamer, Duchess of Hamilton from Messrs. Harland Wolff's Govan Yard on Thursday afternoon Mr. F. E. Rebbeck (Belfast) said be had to express both pleasure and regretpleasure in the knowledge ...
... compressing of a highly technical story was admirably done by film editor Valerie Best, and the commentary, written by Harry Govan, was most effective where it showed the Telly as an institution in Ulster life. It made one appreciate how faithfully Ulster ...