... Death of Mrs. John Maguire. Much regret was occasioned down Lambeg way on Saturday week last when the news became general of the passing of Mrs. John Maguire. 3 Green Hill. Lambeg. Deceased was a wellblown resident of the community. and was highly respected ...

... lovingly remembered by her sorrowing Daughter and Son-in-law. Caroline and Jack elder: also Grandchildren. Isabelle. John and Russell. FINLAY—In loving memory a Auntie and Aunt Lirsie. who paaaW away sth January.l229. and 23rd 1941. vrr remembered. NALL ...

... Victor Jack, and Master Derek Shields impressively rendered a solo. Following the hymn, We have heard a Joyful sound:' Mr. John Russell offered prayer. and the announcements were made by Rev. Robt. Davey. WA.. minister of the congregation. The choir. which ...

... highest inidividual score. Mr. George Bruce with 54. presented by Mr. John Erwin lout'going captain); a bat, for tine bowlin e t 40 wickets at an average runs per wicket. Mr. John Russell, presented by Mr. W. V. Porter-Thompson: honour cape, for general all-round ...

... responsible for the waste are not deserving of our sympathy. FIVE MILLION OF SEED. EUROPE'S POST WAR CEREAL NEEDS. Sir John Russell. the English Agricultural scientist, has made a special study of Europe's requirements to get the farms going again after ...

... lecturers. Sir Knts. W. Irvine and H. Green: committee, Sir Knta. Wm. J. Turkington. David Brown, James Irvine, Wm. Aughey. John Russell. David Coburn and G. M. Cairns. Presentiation—When it became known that Mr. and Mrs. T. M'Connell and family were leaving ...

... being shown; lOs nut having toe S. A. .M'Neill. essrs. John Lyle. J.P.. conclusion.for keelboat, being accompanied in the Roan Furid licence attached. ana Ws MaeBRATNEY-The Members of the and John Wa ll ace. Inside the school there was gathered of the ...

... runs and M'Clelland 924, E. Quaile 922 . W. On Thompson (Banbridge): heat 3-1. J. tain, to declare the Innings closed with John Russell 3 for 7 runs, and the field- & Son 921. Cunningham Bros.. 920. R. Masters; 2, F. M`Nally (Northern); 3. the total standing ...

... Glides bS. Russell J. Jones Orr b Hunter T. Totten run out Hill Mackinnon bS. Russell ArroINTWENTS A cruise in beautiful weather down Ham il ton r b Hunterßepresentatives to Antrim County Belfast Lough was a fitting ending to P. Hewitt cJ. Russell bS. Russell ...

... Perce Pete( OJ. Russell 17 and emerged victorious by 23 runs. best show of the in contributing After a delay of forty minutes the but the visitors remained undismayed 33 before he was ad judged lbw. faoms S Donaldson c Jas. Russell by J. Rtissell minutes ...

... Tnere was a big job ahead In been adopted the Antrim and Hills- where he laboured with much accept - Street, Belfast: 1928. John Russell. Theatre-The British Legion (Lis- t w eet Ist May. 1946. and Ist January. getting permission from those respon- borough ...

... were-A. M'Avoy (15put on pressure in spite of the w n an from clearing itself. So it goes growing Gray: captain Ist XI, Mr. John Russell: darts, 76 finish), T. Parka (18 darts. 67 a shot from Hayes went narrowly out- Depleted T own ' s Victory in. and. often ...