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... 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 ...
... (Wednesday, at 3 p.m.—Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Sister Catherine GRATTAN—JuIy 7. 1941. at the residence of his brother-in-law. Isaac Fergus. Doug• hers. Banbridge. HOMER? HILL GRATTAN. Funeral on to-morrow (WedKiesdayo. at 3 ' Loughbrick- land Churchyard ...
... between five and seven Mon, and Tues., May sth and 6th: Ann Sothern and John Carroll in CONGO MAISIE Also FRANKIE DARRO in ON THE SPOT Wed. and Thurs.. May 7th and Bth Clive Brook and John Clements in CONVOY With Edward Chapman and Judy Campbell. »>«i» ♦>• ...
... - Job - 1, 71. GRATTAN—June 22. 1941. at her residence, 29 Greenhill. Lambeg. At id ELIZA. VELD 4LTAN.—Deeply regretted by her , crrowlng Brother, Sister-in-law and Childlen. James and Agnes J. Grattan, 2 Ava Greet. Lisburn. POND PARK RED CROSS R.B.P ...
... —P.A, Dead Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle, Conservative M.P. tor Newcastle-on-Tyne North from 1918 until April, 194f1. died London last nigh!, aged 78. He had been ill for a considerable time. Sir Nicholas was the third son of John Doyle, of Ballyroe House ...
... the Rev. Samuel Barber, a Presbyterian: minister of Rathfii!and. The Volunteers; j were both .armed and d;sarnied by Lord i Glenawley, their colonel and re-armed ' by the Lisburn and Belfast Volunteers and the inhabitants of Newry. Rev. Samuel Barber, an ...
... the wedding on Saturday Captain John Brian Blrkett,' Royal Corps of Signals (only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. G. Birkett, Cambrian House, Burgess Hill, Sussex), and Miss Margery Hlgglnson (second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hlgginson, Gienmakieran, Craigavad ...
... lying on the ground. Witness had npt touched her, although she was within arm’s reach. Dr. Dougan, coroner, said that the accident had contributed to the woman’s death. Mr. John Gallery, Lurgan. appeared for the next-of-kin; Mr. R. M. Cullen. Pprtadown ...
... Hospital, HUGH JOHN. youngest son of the late GORDON. Scarce 'Funeral from Scarce to family burying-ground. Jerrettspass. to-morrow (Thursday). at 2-60 DM. GRATTAN—December 33, 1941. ANDREW FRANCIS, husband of the late MATILDA GRATTAN. Brunswick Road ...
... Miss McCarthy. Dublin; O’Sugrue and Family, Dublin; Mr. M. Prendergast. Kerry; Mrs. Iluggard and Family, Butler Arms Hotel, Waterville; Mr. John Waldron, Kilcock; Mr. James Barnett, Castleknock; Senator Parkinson, Maddenstown Lodge: Mrs. Carton, Dublin; ...
... Avenue. AIMANDLR, infant son of JOHN and Buis GORMAN. His remains will be removed from his parents' residence, 54 Constance Street, oh to-morrow (Saturday). at p.m . for interment in City 'Cemetery. Safe in the arms of Jesus —Deeply regretted by his ...
... this occasion British and Ger- i doctor and Miss A. Grattan Bellew. man representatives were present in; The members of the committee prethe Russian Capital wooing the help !spat were, Miss 11. Grattan Be ll ew. ,of the Russians at the same time. ! chairman; ...