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... men planned to avoid them. licences respectively will still apply to milk of liquid quality. Post-War Cereal Needs. CIR John Russell, the English agricultural scientist, has made a special study of Europe's requirements fo get the (arms going aga;n after ...
... 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 ...
... secretary. Bro E. Cole: treasurer. i Bro. ' whodwards. Bros :Fred Rea and John Russell : beadles. Elms Win Cowan and John Sherry : ;trusts. Pros V.. Cole. sen. J. Russell. I and .`ll.lhelinnii. , • PROMINENT . ' BUSINESSMAN'S DEATH i • 'I The death ...
... capture of Sir John Russell, the English Prime Minister at the time, on the occasion of his visit to Ireland tc consult the Lord Lieutenant in reference to the state of affairs in Ireland. The plot failed owing to the fact that Russell remained in Dublin ...
... Simmons), Mrs. H P. Swan, Mrs. F. Stewart Simmons, Mrs. John Colhoun, Mrs. Donaghey. Miss M‘Gregor, Miss A. Burns, and Miss Margaret Browne, Messrs. T. J. Doherty, S. J. Carmichael, W. Russell, John K. Swan, A J. Irwin, BA, DL, H. M‘Laughlin (shareholders) ...
... lace —1. Mrs. Wm. John Dale; 2, A. Stewart, Kildowney; Blair »Cullybackey; 2, Miss A. Frew. 3, M'Cullough Bros. Border-Leiceater Ballyreagh, Clough ;3, Miss H. M‘Culewo lamb bom 1944 (non-podigree)—l, CraigywTarren. Any article made John. M‘Master, Ball ...
... 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 ...
... stated: “They did a grand job for me.” Mr. John W. Russell, Strabane, the Secretary said, had on receipt of his account for a private ward, forwarded £2O. The bill was less than half that sum, and Mr. Russell forwarded the excess in appreciation of services ...
... stewards Messrs. George Craig, John M‘Bride, George M'Laughlin. James Kernohan, Frank MulhoUand, W. M'Laughlin, Sam Snrgenor. T, Davison, M. Leitch, John M'Laughlin, R. Cowan, June* Wilson, \N. M'Laughlity, David Curry , John Cunning, Alex. Ritchie. Joe ...
... Clements. with K. Haack following closely for third place The Ballymena results snow consistent by . Law. J. W. and T. Harper. John Russell won two races. O. Tesler is first and second in Lisburn. BeDhow Bros. are third, followed be the partners. Campbell and ...
... chief mourners were;—Messrs. Robert J.. George E. William. Arthur. Thomas and John Russell (sone), William Russell (brother). Maurice Lindsay, James Leilch. ana Sydney Russell (nephews). Mr vv. Cassidy (advertising manager) represented the firm, and the ...
... Simmons), Mrs. H. P. Swan, Mrs. F. Stewart Simmons, Mrs. 'John Colhoun, Mrs. Donaghey, Miss MeCtregor,• .Miss A. Burns, and Miss I Margaret BrOwne, Messrs. T. J. Doherty, S. J. Carmichael, W. Russell, 'John K. Swan, A. J. Irwin, 8.A., D.J.., H. McLaughlin ( ...