... * * * * Speaking of his predecessor. Miss Ruth Hagan, he said She used to deliver the letters in her bare feet, and was paid Id on delivery at each house. She couldn't read.. but the letters were put a certain order, and she remembered that order, and ...

... Whitehead v. St. Elixabeth. Churche* League, at Belfast —St Johns (Ballyclaret v. Mayo Street Y.M. ’Old Faithful” writes: —*T was speaking to Billv MLarnon. the popular right-half of Ballyclare Comrades, and assures me he has no intention of retiring for another ...

... Carrickfergus Girl is Now ‘Miss Monkstown’ The village of Monkstown. not to speak of the surrounding districts, was agog with excitement on Friday evening over the selection of Miss Monkstown.'’ It was the first beauty competition, and the feminine ...

... and election agent, Mr. M. B. Davison. LL.B., who announced election plans and should Mr. Hunter be opposed on nomination Speaking first in his native village of Whiteabbey to the members of the local Unionist Branches (men and women’s), where Rev. W. ...

... enemies would dearly love to see our Unionist Party with its excellent record of longevity thirty rears, defeated. Historically speaking. this argument is very debatable, but let us remember that in Ulster it is not the case so happens in Britain—a matter of ...

... has fixed Fmday. January 2K. as nomination day. and in the event of contest take ijiacc on Tuesday. Sir Hugh O'Neill, M.P., speaking at the annual meeting Carrick Division. Women's Unionist Association, in Glengall Street, Belfast. Professor D. L. Savory ...

... R. Keating. THE CARRICK BYELECTION. TOUR OF DIVISION SAVORY WARNS ‘WATCH LABOUR’ CALL TO UNIONISTS. BALLYCARRY MEETING. Speaking at a Unionist meeting in Bally carry Orange Hall on Tuesday evening. Professor D. L. Savory. M P.. warned the electors not ...

... GENERAL ELECTION Speaking of the General Election, Sir Hugh said he believed no party would be returned with more than a very small majority. For this reason one General Election might be followed m a comparatively short time by another. Professor Savory ...

... His throat was not quite better yet. Wm J- Patterson told of his son Ronald coming home crying and saying that he could not speak. Defendant said that in consequence of what his son Joey told him he went to see young Patterson. Ronald, he said, had half ...

... sewerage—the figure in this connection being almost quarter of a million pounds. , ' Surely this -cecord of the local Council speaks for itself.” said Mr. Hunter, and when one remembers that the local residents are about 3s better off as regards rates then ...

... asked was that they should do ail in their power on election dav Mr Tom Allen Mr. Sam Fenton and J. Wright were among the speake-s. William Gillesp.e moved vote confidence and was supported by Mr. Lamont. COUNTY ANTRIM GRAND ORANGE LODGE Countv Antrim ...

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