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... FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Group Captain John Gerald Russell, younger son of the late Major-General Russell, C.B., and Mrs. Russell, Mount Project, Waterford, and Susette, widow of the late Capt. J. H. Keesey, and younger daughter of the Right Rev. Lord Bishop ...
... RUSSELL. BROS . TOR SALE BY PRIVATZ TREATY. CASTLEREAGH RD. •ELFAST (With Vacant Possession( MODERN VILLA et sound construction and in high decorative order; 2 Reception-roars. 3 Bedrooms. Bathroom. Kitchenette. Scullery: glectrie Lighting. Olssshouse ...
... Ballyclare Welcome Home Presentation.—Mr. R. E. Russell. B.Sc., secretary, presentine a cheque to Miss Madge Holmes, one of the many returned ex-Service personnel of the district. Larne Art Club. 7/ Bachelor Beware! Appreciated * T the monthly meeting ...
... Quarter Sessions this week, before Judge Campbell, John O Hsra, Moneynick, claimed for the alleged malicious burning stones of flax on the night of February 19 last. Mr. J Steele (inatruoted Messrs. J L. Russell k Son) appeared lor the applicant, and Mr- L- ...
... beloved W.8r0., John McKeoivn, and tender their sincere sympathy. Brethren will please attend funeral. G. C. MOONEY. W.M. J. ELLIOTT, r.P.J.G.W., Secretary RUSSELL—March 18, 1946, at Royal Tictoria Hospital, Mary, dearly loved wife of James Russell, 22, Greenhill ...
... about the said John Butler, jun., and 1 express regret for the annoyance caused to him and his family. Dated this 11th day of March, 1946. Signed-—MARY RUSSELL. Witness Present—DOßlS DICKSON, Letterkenny, Typist. Published on behalf of John Butler. Junior ...
... ALI:SANDRA PARE Profit Rent JOHN N'ILROY CO.. 10 Donegal' Street. Phone 26451 FOUR KITCHEN HOUSES. FOR BALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. 4147 OLLVARZRRY STREET . Let 4 Leas—O at round Rant . 15 0 Rates Profit Rental eact, NELSON * RUSSELL F.A.I. i na ...
... (entries 62) —l, May M'Goran, 174; 2, John M'Dowell, 171; 3. John M'Vea, Carrickfergus. 168; 4, Hilary Cardy, Holywood, 167 Tenor solo (32 entries). First prize winner's marks withheld as he will compete for Rose tiowl-1. John Farrow. Ballygally. —; 2. Kenneth ...
... J. W. Johnston. M.A, WINDSOR CHURCH. * 11.30- Rev. William Corker. M.A., DD. 7.o—Rer. T. E. D. Russell. B.A. UNIVERSITY ROAD METHODIST CHURCH 11.30—Rer. John England. 3. o—Rev. Harold K. Moulton, M.£« (India). 7. o—Rer. Alexander McCrea, M.A* The Sabbath ...
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... M.A. etormont.—Rev JOHN P PARK. BA, &rand��lle!, *M. CFEBTNUTT. M.A. JORVBTOV. M.A Ul:slerville 7 ll.3o. Rev — B. R JAMISON. 1 4 1a A iewel? tecyteev:li ßAC. 74°61(.6 Westpourne—Rev J H. CARSON. MA. Rev 7 7 p.m.. Rev. T E, D RUSSELL. B A DONERALL SQUARE ...
... M*Clinfcock, N. M'Olintook, I. Alexander, G. Jameson, R. Crawford, Davidson and K. Humphrey. Solos were rendered by D. Russell, W. White, K. Russell and F. Alexander. Action songs the Misses Kirk and Masters Kerr were thoroughly enjoyed ; also duets F. and E. ...