... Christ Church. were Messrs. Ronald M'Mullen (sow, William J., Robert, Samuel and John M 6 Mullen (brothers), James Windsor (Uncle), John A.. Robert, Neville. William. Claude. Robert. James, George and Walton M'Mullen (nephews). Also present was Mr. T. H ...

... Division II Faughenvele • NHL SEMI-FINAL Creigbane (B Duffy): Loup Claud) REPLAY (M. Ward): Drum v Glad (W Carlow Kilkenny v Wexford (F. Turner): Magilhgan . Ballmascreen B Murphy. Cork I. IC. Mullen) Didion (3.315) Aghadowe ALL-IRELAND COLLEGES v Drumsurn (F ...

... nvel.nde. Chief mourners: Masson, brother-in-law; W. A. Mullen, D.L., luncle; J. R. Maee, John and Vincent Ben'& ictor Mullen, Cecil Mullen, William uuupnh'red Mullen, Rev. 8. J. Warner, Claude and Norman Doug:s, Herbert, George, Eddie, Wal ...

... Barr, G. Early, G. Doherty, D. Traynor, B, Corry, D. McElwee, L. Farrell, A. Neeson and Claude Fleming. Spirits — R.. Houston, K. Browne, G. Mullen, K. McDaid, M. Mullen,-M. Patton. Circus scene — Seamus MocGinley, John McGinley, 8. ...

... mournet al the funeral of Mrs. W}fllffi Warner, which was reported in 1 week’s issue, the names of Normls and Claude Douglas and James “ti John Mullen were inadvertent!y omitted. B ...

... Por d Lawnbrook R. F. Forbes, Jim Gregg, J.. Walsh (who scored 40) W. Anderson, H. Marks, R. Courtney, W. A. Mullen, J. Walsh, Forde Hall, Claude Browne and W. Johns, Jim Gregg formerly of Laurelvale took six of the Lawnbrook wickets. However on the following ...

... Sewing: 12 to 15 years—Jill Moore. Handicrafts: Boy's Hand Made Article: 7 to 9 years—Michael Craig, Eglinton; 7 to 12 years—Claude Daiidson, Eglinton; 12 to 16 years—John Gilfillan, Eglinton. Confined to patients in St. Columb's MosPital. -Londonderry! ...

... of the Rev. S. J. Warner, rector of Ballymore Tanderagee. ~ Mrs. Warmer who was the younger daughter of Mr. W. A Mullen, DL, and Mrs. Mullen, “Windyridge,” Armagh Road, Portadown, had been in failing health for some time and her passing at an early age ...

... the applicant, Mr. William Kennedy bullocks up Ernest Boggs ambs weighing kilos went to R. C Mullen, Claudy. Othe leading sellers were James Gcormiev. Claud Bk 3p per Ib T. M. Lynn, Creevagh 20%2 kilo lamb, 73p per Ib; Joseph Craig, Claudy 17%2 kilo lamb ...

... ROUND-UP HOLE IN ONE Belvoir Park—Dr. Claude Fleld, chyinx with his brother Dr. T . Fleld and Ashiev Milne. had and ace at the Sth (140 vards). Malone—Embassv emghn— Winner, M. Diamond (15) net: mmnr-ui..o. M'Mullen (18) 69 net, on ter second nine fom H ...

... internally (7) 19 A slap-up resort in Sweden (7) 20 Getting on in life (7) 22 The thanks one gets from a Greek character (5) 23 Claud reformed with grace (5) Solutions to last week's crossword: Across 1 Gabriel, 5 Against, 9 Adapted, 10 Fainted, 11 Idler, 12 ...

... military witnesses said they saw him throw stones between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Friday and at 4 pm. the following day. Senator Claude Wilton, appearing for McLoone, produced the work card, which showed that he had clocked in at 3.54 pm. and, tollowing a short ...