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... love, abiding. GRATTAN — March 19, 1980 (after a short ill!lnm.. ‘cours, slv borne), at Hospital, P‘nth«r Patricia, dearly-’ loved wife of Harold Grattan. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Father-in-law Hugh, Mother-in-law Ena Grattan. Brothér-in:law ...
... Mitchell to mark 40 years service. As a result Grattan received a fracture of the right upper leg and other injuries and it was claimed there was now a shortening of the leg. Mr. John C. MacDermott. QC. and Mr. John McKee. (instructed by D. E. Fisher) appeared ...
... then stopped the machinery bv nulling spade factory, John Stevenson chain prior to placing the belt and Co. Ltd. Coa’.is'.and were cn the hook. fined £lO. with 18s. casts. The firm was manufacturing John R Wi’.icn deputy chief farming implements since 1856 ...
... SON Lisburn Road Bella.' Telephone : 6683-s $ NOEL DA/ZELL Main Street • Markethill • Co. Arm.E. Telephone: a‘o $ VICTOR GRATTAN Windsor Asenue • Luressi • Co. Arm.: Telephone 3314 S STEENSON & SONS Georges Street • Dungannon • Co. Tyrone Telephone : 264 ...
... regretted by his loving Mother and Father. Safe in the arms of Jesus. GRATTAN — August 11,1977 (suddenly), at her residence, 70, Aghaderg Road, Cascum, Banbridge, Mary, dearly-loved wife of the late George Grattan. Funeral to - day (Saturday), at 2-30 p.m., to ...
... beautiful, He always picks the beet. GRATTAN December 12, 1959, ELIZABETH OEATTAN.—DeepIy regretted by her sorrowing Daughter and Sonia-law, Jean and Misr. end Wee Jean. s Olive Si. ,RATTAN December 12. 1959. ELIZABETH GRATTAN. Deeply resate. Veldt-m.7nd Family ...
... as be was brought up the stairs leading to the dock. He was dressed in a navy suit, dark tie, and red cardigan, and carried a mackintosh over his arm. When he told the court he was representing himself, he was allowed to sit on the bench reserved for counsel ...
... Apply'•'* JOHN WILSON t SON, Auctioneers, 58, OONEGALL STREET. BELFAST, and CARRICKFERGUS. Articles Wanted MONEY FROM RAGS ONE Shilling per lb. and refunded, for your OLD WOOLLEN KNITTED RAGS, Such Pullovers. Socks. Underpants Underveats. Cardigans, icarves ...
... family burving-ground at Fivemiletown Parish Churchyard Deenly regretted. ™~ GRATTAN—May 19. 1971, at her niece’s residence, 33, Belevdere Park, Ellen, widow of Thomas Grattan. _Funeral from David Ireland’s Rest Room, 144, Lisburn Road, to-morrow (Friday) ...
... 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 ...
... €3O GENT'S POLO NECKS. • Normally £7.95. SALE PRICE €34,9 •.. • GENT'S CARDIGANS. • &Gime Ranges. Prices normally from £5 50—t 11 25 OFF ALL • GENT'S HEAVY LEATHER BUTTON CARDIGANS. No,rnaliv t 25 SALE PRICE • SHETLAND PULLOVERS. • MaV-NECK, CREW NECK ...