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... CROWE, BELFAST The death of Mr. Thomas Crowe, founder of the Arm of Thomas Crowe Ltd., plumbing, heating, and electrical engineers. Talbot Street. Belfast, occurred at his residence, 5. Cardigan Drive, Belfast, on Tuesday. Older residents will remember him ...
... SAMUEL Russets. Interment notice later. 1155W101—Januarr 1. 1943. at his residence. 14 Haldane Street. Caertrate. husband of Arms giutyscs. Funeral tomorrow (Saturday). at 11 am , to City Cemetery. Deeply regretted by his Wife and • SHAPIIIII—Januar7 194 ...
... yootorday in tho unoMoial otrike of Ulster |i- Wounds It soothes iMj QWOUND WANTED HOTELS AND BO»BDIMCMOU«ES tlau«h..rm.n an l«*arm a. conforeno. at Stormont attended ,; tou.h and ends irritation, g _L, Til IMPS ■ph ■ r-» -m-q—o reproeentativoe the Journoymen ...
... appeared to be portion of a knitted cardigan. which was to a Miss Plannery, a dressmaker and a friend of Laurence Kirwan. and a Mrs. Lynam, a neighbour. Both would say that it appeared to be 'portion of 'a cardigan .that Lauewe would normally wear with ...
... took part is as AB-Ireland empathic., the winner were--1. John Byrne, Boley, 86; Patriot Doyle, Oldcourt , Adamstown and John Shea, Itrombill. Ball2-' house tied for Pad and lird at MI Clans 1-1, John Fit Blackball. Glynn. 81: P. Magee, Bigettn Lottu, New ...
... of art. et g In Ireland Foley is best represented by his statues of Goldsmith. %Pliele•MAAA.l:lololedlehliem, Burke. and Grattan in Dublin. and that of Father Mathew, the temper- NOT SO QUIET ant'e apostle, which stands in Cork. Foley's grand design for ...
... winner of the TWA's' se Noatislds.--Usard not want io get into trouble over second the came con_ McCarthy. Asitiord, summoned John it. As the result of the statement Seg e. Egan, Newtownieotintketinedy. at he traced the watch to a jeweller, tee the ouly ...
... Deeply regretted by borrowing Daughter and Son-in-law. Loa and Stewart Smyth. 5 Ainsworth Aye. MARTIN—March 1. 1953 at 35 John Street Lane. Newtownards. Maar. widow of Joss ALtatur. Funeral to Hewitt Cemetery on Wednesday at 3-30 pm: Deeply regretted ...
... Tickneyin district resented his attentions to Anne Daly, Ticknevin. The accused were—Ptak. Keerney. Ticknevin; James Delaney and John Delanev (brothers), do.; Owen Keegan. Rathmore and Thomas Donoghue. Kilpatrick „. . Mr. F. B. O'Toole, Edenderry, defended ...
... Recorder yesterday. The appellant was Alexander Grattan. Girobank Drive, Belfast, who had been convicted of stealing tools, the property of Messrs. e, Springfield Road. I* was stated at previous hearing that Grattan bad made mistake in Reading before the Resident ...
... Roarer, dearly-beloved husband of Muir Btorrox. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Son. Daughter-In-law and Orandchildren.—John and Gladys Burton. Surrey Avenue. Lee. on-Sea, Bassi. BURTON—March 18. 1943. at his residence 9. Longstone Street. Lisburn ...
... 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 ...