... W ISE SHOPPERS will make a point of calling at the House of John M. Wilson BEFORE CHRISTMAS BECAUSE- JOHN M. WILSON took delivery of most of FOR THE LADIES Still LARGE STOCKS OF BLANKETS to offer FREE the Xmas Goods in September and October and so can ...

... Street Mary Finnegan, Mary Street James McAvoy, Grattan Street Catherine Mallon, Clara Street Mary Magee, Sloan Street - Robert Hand, Wesley Place Margaret McKeown, Ballynamoney * Mary Bunting, Ballymacateer John A. H. Lurring, Waringstown ...

... Bullick Mr. John Uprichard Messrs. Livingstone Bros. Mr. V. Grattan o J Mr. Murphy Mr. W. Forbes S Mr. R. Smith (Watson’s Lane) e Mr. R. Hamilton Mrs. Meclntyre A Mr. Cunningham Mr. L. McAvoy Mr. R. Sparkes = Mr, Percy . Mr. John Sparkes ...

... dearly loved infant niece of Emma J. Harrison, Minnie Hewitt and Florrie and John Connor. Interred in Seagoe Churchyard on Saturday, 27th March. He shall gather the lambs with His arm.—lsa. XL. 11. Deeply regretted. 15, James St. and Levaghery. KERR—March ...

... SESSIONS REFERENCE. The recent Dublin armed bank robbery was mentioned at Lurgan Quarter Sessions on Monday, when A t torney-General directed that a nolle prosequi be entered in a case in which Thomas Jas. Hannon, Cardigan Drive, Belfast, wag charged with ...

... 1 Admission to Enc. 38 6 0 By War Services Com mittee i Vouchei Lurgan £lO3B 15 1 20th November, 1944 LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS John Johnston, D.l M.P. £25 0 0 T. B. Johnston 25 0 O British Legion, A. Br. 10 0 0 T. G. McNabb, F.R.C.V.S. B.Se. 10 0 0 W. J. ...

... Magowan holding Gloria icy the cardigan awl pulling her hair. Witness asked her had she gone mad or what was wrong with her. While witness was pulling her daughter from her, Mrs. Maq.-v. , n .scratched her (witness's' arm Witness held on to the chili. ...

... the head with it. while young Edward Fleming put her down on the road. Her frock was torn and destroyed by the milk and her cardigan and stockings were torn. She said nothing abusive or threatening to the Flemings. Witless produced the small milk can and ...

... a keen and exciting game were not disappointed. There were thrills in plenty—one player taken to hospital with a fractured arm, another player k.o.'d with a left swing that would have done credit to any prise-tighter, two players ordered off, and finally ...

... apter of the Britis m- er, Grand Chaplain of inonyea]th, the highest office of an ' pe(r)il; Grand Black p(?hapur,u;: fi V. GRATTAN, M.P.S. nstitution whose Chapters meet in | course of an eloquent tribute to Sir COOFER & COLLEN, M.P.B. 9}“'9'7 Engluh-speahng ...

... 51, Cardigan Drive. Cliftonyille Road. oeitast, were Jointly cnarged by Oistr.ct-Inspector T. P. R. Kenny. 13.C.M., with breaking and entering the lock-up garage of David Prentice, Armagh Road, Portadown, and stealing therefrom £ls 5s ed. Mr. John O'Neill ...

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