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... OBITUARY BRIGADIER HENRY G. YOUNG Ex-Serjeant-at-Arms of Ulster Parliament We regret to announce the death of Brigadier-General Henry George Young, which occurred on Thursday at his residence, Skeffington Lodge. Antrim. A member of an old and hignlyesteemed ...
... OBITUARY MR. W. G. WILSON William Gilbert Wilson, Cardigan Drive, Belfast, who died yesterday at his home, after brief illness, was head of the Arm of W. G. Wilson & Sons, solicitors. Wellington Place. Belfast. He was 89. He leaves three sons. Messrs ...
... Eileen M’Auley, Cushendall; 3, Jean M'Lamon, Cushendall. Best Knowledge concerning three Irish historical leaders (Sarsfleld, Grattan. Griffith) —1, Susan Ferris, Cross and Passion High School. Ballycastle: 2, Isabel M’Guinness. Ballycastle; 3, Maureen M’Auley ...
... (J : J. Tomson)._ Patience). Senior—Wellington v. Neptune (P. 31'Corry). Mould Cloward their tit!e this they can hum. John broken arm The champions looked a ohadow of their former selves against Wellington last week-end without 1111ilaire. Although leading ...
... day Account day .. BELFAST Transport 3 Consol 4 Saving* 2) do 3 60 66 Treas . July T July July War West ptly 90 6 John Barbour Phi] John it) small Ronk« 13 R.U.C. sport* return to Balmoral As so many at'tletics stars will be en route the Empire Games ...
... Terens. and piano selections were given bv Mr. V. M‘Al lister. The compere was Mr. M Grattan, ana the show was produced by Mr. Brian Magill. GAELIC FOOTBALL. St. John’s G.AC. Carnlough. had Portglenone as visitors the M'Cormick Cup competition, played ...
... to the statues of Grattan and Burke before they open their mouths in public, pray that they do not disgrace themselves and their country. —; lt is a shocking commentary that in a city with statues to two orators like Burke and Grattan, important figures ...
... mother of Mamie Johnston. Deeply regretted by her soi'rowing Daughter and Son-in-law. Mamie and John also Grandsons. Porteous. Dav.’d and Noel. Safe in the arms of Jesus. MONTGOMERY—JuIy 31. 1950. h**i residence. 292. Obins Street. PorUdown, Sarah, dearly-loved ...
... to his Wife. Son. Br. W. J. S. Toraythe. and Daughter. A. I. M'Callion. W GRATTAN -July 13. 1954. at his residence, 41 Dundee Street, George, dearlyloved husband of rbar Grattan. Interatent notice later.— Ba Very a deeply regretted. ORAT--July 5, 1954 ...
... Several women gathered by the front Mr. John Budd. Mr. Merrlfleld’s solicitor, arrived later and went Inside to confer with his client. Shortly after five p.m., Mr. Merrifleld. dressed In brown trousers, a yellow cardigan, and In shirtsleeves, walked Into the ...
... Granddaughters, reseal* Park. Dundonald. GRATTAN—fun• 20. IV$4. at Noapltal. Belfast. Rosa Grattan. beloved friend of laabela B Workman. 23 Oromnabor. Street. Sous* and funeral private. HUTCHISON—June 19 1994. John. hueband of the late Catherine Hutchison ...
... second took the intruder in his arms and deposited him in a little drain where he was obliged to remain until the combat had ceased. When the first and only shots were fired, Grattan wounded Corry slightly in the arm. Honour was satisfied. The duel, ...