... were some matches and aluminium silver paint. To-morrow's law list CHANCF.RY Ten.thirtl o'clock. before the Chief Clerk. iompanies Act (Nor'hern frelandi. 1932 and John Curran A Company Limiutd: Borough Building Society v. Cochrane. KING'S BENCH DIVISION ...

... neighbour, with whom they staved for about four months. Since they left they had been living in small house which their son, Edward John, had fixed up for them when witness signed over to him Ilia second holding of five on which the house was situated. Were it ...

... mediately play was resumed and the same player was through for a goal a few minutes later. Tim Flood replied with a point and John Cummins added a goal to restore the lead to Rackard's men' by a point. Jim Quinn replied with a goal for Hates selection before ...

... accident). John. dearly-beloved son of Thomas Herbert and the Late Etthel Maud Clarke.—Deeply regretted by his Aunt r:veline and Uncle Harry, Ardpatttick taardens.:fast. COOPER—JuIy 17. 104 (suddenly), at h!s residence. Ballyoran. Dundonald. John. dear:y-loved ...

... t'itZrtiiiHUis won Chtss with and Mrs. M. Ikuierty (Mass with 40. Near Full Strength With the transfer to Athy from the Depot of John Keogh native of Cork). Athy darda substation is once again close lull strength, after an interval of several vears. Crookstown ...

... Mr. Alexis Liatis, last night concluded his thirtl conference with the Cypriot Nationalist leader, Archbishop Makarios, after lunch and informal talks with the British Governor of Cyprus, Field Marshal Sir John Harding. The Archbishop’s office said in official ...

... ;Main Street. %licklon. is deep!. in the di•trict. Second son' 01 the late Edward lienned.. New Street. Mr. lienned. %Ilk for thirt,l .ear Rate collectnr to Wirk- 1 Inn Crhan Council. and retired frnml that gwo;tion in April. Pr.!. He was a %err- popular official ...

... popular, Re‘ is been replaced here by Mr. Tommy ‘ann, Drormeore, Co. Down, ‘ ARDARA ’ Rev. Francis Molloy, son of Mr. and /Mrs. John Molloy, Laconnell, is at present spending a short holiday in his &rm home from Glasgow, where he been ministering for some ...

... officiated, The deceased Glengesh, Ardara, Edward McGi., Ballyig survived by two daughters, Mrs. Cal- cashe!, Ardara, John McGti:l, Dublin, John laghan and Mrs. Scanlon, to whom deep Gavigan, Ardara, Joseph Gavigan, Meenasympathy js offered, packey (nephews); ...

... MONTHLY DRAW Tin- lliiriy-thirtl Monthly Draw i lit- Mom tv ll\ -l*r«m 1 nets 1.tt1,. I aii'l '• 1 -i • ■ leh wore sf>nt t*. I follow iii^; Mi. John anlliohl. Aujilmanuna. ( Monafclian: Mr. Not! Mitrl* .! MMohush. Co. Mayo Mi. John Anderson, Cloononu, Ballymoto ...

... Burns. 4fr..h Bat'alion F.C.t. Dublin; Mrs. T. Sm3h. I ord n: grid Burns. do.. Miss Cathleen Burns. do. (daughter 1; Messrs. John and Paddy Rune Oldea.tle (brothers); Allan Kitty Burns and Mrs. O'Keefe ( , laters). There was a large and renresenta Live ...

... meeting regarding the title of the new Association included a suggestion that they form an 1.1.8. A. (Ulster Branch) But Mr John Thompson, secretary of the Private Great's League and an IB A. official. told the meeting that! the 1.8. A was formed before ...