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... same date. Tt is Aga-hilly announced that Major- General Sir Charles M. Mathew h.R hen appointed Colonel Commandant Royal Army Ordnance Corps in moreaMon to the late Major-General Sir Harold Parsons. ...
... smiled and waved greetings to the Royal visitor. Hie weather was pe.Ject, and everybody was in the highest spirits The Prince’s stay has been immense success throughout. Capetown has been completely captivated the Royal visitor, and I was informed this ...
... Vennard, Royal Irish Fus. Sergi.-Major Robert E. Reville, Royal Irish Fusiliers. I:Cpl. George Smyth, Royal Munster Fus PARK ROAD. Private George Neill. Royal Irish Fus.' Private William Patterson, Royal Irish Fusiliers Private John Phillips ...
... Thomas 11. Allen, Royal Irish Regiment. Private John Mills, Royal Irish Fusiliers. • Woodhouse Street. L/Sergt. Denis Moran, Royal Irish Fits. Private James Murray, Royal Irish Fus. Captain Samuel E. M'Clatehey, Royal. Army Medical ...
... Uniformity which established the Liturgy of the Church of England, provision is made for such alterations in prayers for the Royal Family from tim© time become necessary, and be directed by lawful authority, it is thereupon this day ordered in Council that ...
... REMARKS HAVE BEEN RECORDED IN THE VISITORS' BOOK:WWII' WILL BE OBSERVED IN THE FOREGROUND. , oHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT THE ANNUAL VISIT TO THE THRONE HOSPITAL BY THE WORKING MEN'S COMMITTE IF THE ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL. IN THE CENTRE ARE:—MR. CARSON (CHAIRMAN ...
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... He has been prominently identified with all the yo lo's organisations, and b aseintant chaplain to the St. Doaard's Cadet Corps. He is a ben lanais player, and a member of the cofiuitties of St. Donard's Tennis Club. At Swanlinbar Rev. Mr. Carroll is ...
... There was IWO ury swirelTTilrglYspitm thai, the y by Mr. Nt•tn. .- 1 100 Irish champion. Details:- 1 One length Training , Corps ram—l, W. Rerriarthan (St Mary's); 2. w Irvine (St Stephen's); 3, R Moore (St. Cleinent'a) Time, 17sene. Two lengths rice—l ...
... 8.A., S.R.C.; Captain Dinsmore, M.C.s and Mr. J. M. Finnegan. 8.A., secretary the University. ROYAL BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION. Over papiis of the Royal Belfnat Academical Institution, including boya from Inchrnarlo, assembled in the common room of ...
... home, a record only Bur' passed by the Royal Ulster Rifles. These ' have all disappeared save the Ist Batt., the sole representative of this great corps left. When the War Office decreed in 11922 that the Royal Irish Fusiliers i should be wiped out the ...