... 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 ...

... throughout the competition. and he was ab y supported by Norman Bradford, George Bruce , Alexander CasselLs. John Erwin. Robert Armstrong. Tommy Russell and Frank M'Comb. The branch has also reached the semi-final stage of the Davey Football and Boyle Table ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO THE LISBURN STANDARD. FRIDAY. MAY 3. 1946 IIcCAUGHERTY. John MeCAUSLAND, R. J. MeCI.EAN. J. McCLELLAND, J. E. MeCLENAGHAN. E. McCLENAOHAN. Ed. McCLINTON. John MeCLOY. Wm. MrCLURG, R. J. McCLUSKEY, MeCLUSHEY. L. McComb. T. McCOMB. Win. McCONNELL ...

... treatment. piles cleared in 14 dam; pate and go in minutes. All chemists have • Pylatum Double One pack 4/M. Made by 4 Little Russell Street. lAndon. W.C.I. With the of a permanent international of agriculture as their aim, all over the world. including Mir ...

... Jas. Duff. 0.8. R. JP., White House. Lisburn; Mr. W. J. Pußalm. JP.. Coolbawn. Dunmurry; Mrs. T. Macey. leave. Lisburn; Rev. John Ardeniee Avenue. Belfast; Mrs. D. C. Lindsay. House. Lisburn; Miss A. S. Martin. Gravel Hill, Mame. Llsburn; Mr. J. H. P. Naniivale ...

... members of the Management Committee of the Private Greens Bowling League, who were present to honour their new President, Mr. John Stevenson, a member of the Hilden Club. The welcome was suitably acknowledged by Mr. Stevenson and Mr. A. Thompson (Willowfleld) ...

... J. Corker scoring 58 and O. W. Bannister 34. Features of the game were the presentation of a bat. the gift of Mr. Nelson Russell. to .1. Corkin for scoring his aide's first fifty of the season. while R. C. Bannister to* four wickets for two—he bowled ...

... replied M. Jess beat Miss Oulney and 0. M;Culwith a score of 64 , of which amount J. lough. 10-8. 6-0: Miss Simpson and D. Russell contributed a timely* and con- 8-2, 6-2; Miss Boyd and J. Jess beat fldent 41, containing six fours and lour Mills beat Miss ...

... P. M'C.nmick 3 for 37. W. Milroy with 9 not out and A. Dickson's strong, W. Russell. S. M'Cracken, G. Wiggens for 44, W. Stewart 1 for 23. •. Bruce. R. Maxwell. T. Russell. J. R. S. Mackey 0 for 13. A feature of the match was the IFKinnon. WOODVALE A ...

... J.P holders to qualify for the d egree A. M. Wedderburn, Wm. Porter, Wm. Bachelor of Agriculture. Balmer, George Bamford. John Martin, Candidates must be between 17 and R Armstrong and S. Green. 25 years of age on 15th November. 1946. Mors. J. M. Shirley ...

... Minister and Hon. Treasurer the passing of Miss Joan M'Causland, Market Square Presbyterian Church daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John the sum of Fifty Pounds for Sunday and Margaret M'Causland, and niece of School work. the Rev. W. J. Parr. M.A., Lambeg To ...