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... groomsman Mr. Patrick O’Boyle. The officiating clergymen were Rev. E. Diamond, P.P., Glenarm, Rev. John M Laverty, P.P., Colerame, and Rev. T. M Grattan, Adm., Ballyclare. The happy pair left in the afternoon to spend the honeymoon doing motor tour of ...
... the tween. A cardigan and jumper match worn with a toning tweed skirt, makes useful outfit for the golf links. I saw attractive short .leeved jumper magvar diape, witti rounded neck line tartened by single crysta button worn with a cardigan the same wool ...
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... English silver, weighing ounces and mould'd John Swift, an Engli-h Iri«h silversmith, in 1765, the mace “controlled” the business of Grattan’s Parliament at College Green, Dublin. It was placed under the table when John Lord Oiiel, the last Speaker, a resolute ...
... O’Neill (he waa bachelor), and Captain nirsmßii'ift tfadu spa John O’Neill, who died in 1687. This HliJiDBtD TEARS AGO. Captain John O’Neill left three sons, the the year 1733, French John settled eldest of whom was accidentally drowned the estate on ...
... policemen tried to wrest him that truncheon bad to used beat down bis arms, appeared at Westminster Stevens, who refused his address, wsSchargcd with being concerned with man named John Squire >n *«*al , or feloniously receiving a £1,450 from Eatoh Place ...
... Lodge was S. 8. Smyth, formerly of* Ballymoney. The installation ceremony itself was impressively performed by Rt. Wor. Br. Ur. John Croghan, Provineial Grand Master Northern (1.C.), Southern Irishman, who travelled from Johannesburg (1,000 miles) for the ...
... Wardrobe, Lady’s Bicycle, 4 M.T. Washstands, large Upholstered Arm chair, Mahogany Diawing-ioom TaiWe, etc., etc. —James H. M ‘Kinney Sons, Auctioneers, Ballymena. 35-37. SPECIALITIES. Gent-’s Cardigans and Pullovers (New Collar), Ladies’ Jumper Suits, Pullovers ...
... report a substantial balance Both reports were considered satisfactory mod were adopted. the motion of Rev. John Armstrong, seconded by Mr. John Price, Mr. W. A. was re-elected president. A letter was read from Capt. R. M- Pryde. lion, secy., asking that ...
... community the bereaved husband and relatives. The chief mourners were John M’Keown (husband), and Hugh Feeney (brothers), T. M’Kdlop Magil , M Killop, J. M Killop (relatives) Rev J Grattan P.P., Bullyclare, assisted by Rev E Diamond, P.P.. Glenarm, recited ...
... coroner, touching the death Mary Jane Ferris, aged 16 years, of Cardigan Drive, Belfast, who died in the Mater Hospital on March 9 as result of severe burning. Peter M‘Govern, also of Cardigan Drive, said that on March 6, about 10 a.m., he was working in ...
... witness . Witness—l could not got away said that M*ildoon was one of the last time. . . men in the town he would have expected John JTlldoon was the next ot tlie aeto find there. Ho was an ex-soldier, and fendants examined. Ho told tli© Court appeared to ...