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... (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 ...
... - 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Somers and his Band. 12.0-12-20 a.m.—Time. New,. CHINA RIVER GUNBOAT. RISKS THE NAVY TAKES. HOW VICTORY IS ACHIEVED. From GRATTAN M'GROARTY (British United Press Correspondent). ABOARD BRITISH GUNBOAT, Thursday.—This is the story of how the Navy takes ...
... RESULT OF ENEMY ACTION. DOJAN—Result of enemy action. JOHN and DONALD, aged 11 and 5 year.. beloved grandchildren of Mrs ll'Kemoiticx. In thy Saviour's arms we leave thee.—Deeply regretted by their sorrowing Grandmother. 14 Bristol Street. ENNISKILLEN ...
... jackets. they are of the shallow kind All, or nearly all. his cardigan which do not make any serious suits had mock jumpers, which inroads on the yardage available. were a part of the cardigan. Gored skirts continue to be very Every morning frock in his ...
... tso—Grattan. Chemist. Lurgan. Phone Lurgan 254. ISMANTLINO 21 h 1934 Talbot: also Hillman Heavy 12. suitable for tractor. Seen between 6 and 6 p.m. ■t 112 a Tildarg Street. Batterieß. Replatals. Charging: Car I 4 and Radio Plants Overhauled, Arms• tore ...
... Sideboarns, Oak Gate-leg Table, Show-wood Chesterfield Butte in reline, with Tapestry Seats; Bed-Settee; a few Beds complete. &c.—John Gribben, 28 North Queen Street . CIIGARETTE Flints. superior quality, un• repeatable offer. 120 8d per card. —J. Hurst. 22 ...