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... This is something which 1 did not expect. Chan certainly treasure it' A HEALTH UNTO HIS MAJESTY Lord Mayor speaks for people of city SPEAKING at the Corporation luncheon in the City Hail, the Lord Mayor said:—. Before proposing the toast of His Majesty ...
... Chichester. p.B.E. M.C., D.L.. made an appeal to the townspeople to s u pport tne celebrations which begin on Saturday, June 16 Speaking to 'he members of the committee, he said: I think the celebrations should be earned out to the credit Ballymena, and I would ...
... MALE NURSES PRAISED Speaking as a mere man. Mr A. Blenkinsop. Parliamentary Secretary to the British Ministry of Health, paid tribute to the work male nurses, the annual meeting of the Central Council for D'atrict Ni>ra'~ Condon yesterday. “Not only ...
... —Reuter. RACE DISCRIMINATION Ugly and odious, says Sir Hariley Shawcross Sir Hartley Shawcross, President of the Board Trade, speaking last night at the Anglo- Jewish Association dinner in said that his experiences at Nurembvirg and in the International field ...
... vlce- - president and secretary of Sinn 1.30 p.m.— The Q u ?*n and Feln from U n Princess Margaret will guests Many of the speak e ~ at a civic luncheon in the City addressed the relatively small Hall. crowd of listeners In Irish. One 2.56 p.m.— The Queen ...
... live ends they bowled very well over the next live heads, getting llye shots in each of the seventh and ninth heads, not to speak four shots in the 10th. The position was now 19-6 tneir favour. Csstleton wiped off some ox the arrears over the next five ...
... follow;—Vocal solo. Sir Steuart Wilson; choral, Dr Herbert Wiseman; strings. Mr Henry Holst, piano. Mr. John Pauer; verse speaking. M'ss Barbara Storey and Mr. John Hoi gate. The office-bearers and committee were re-elected. ...
... Broughshane Orange Hall EVANGELISTIC SERVICE SUNDAY, 3rd JUNE, at ft p.m. MB. TOM M‘ANDREWS, Banda Is town, will Speak and Sing. U. R. Invited. ...
... APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. Note Address 83 MILL ST., BALLYMENA 4 , appeal to the majority of their members. Mrs. Fullerton went on to speak of the help she had received from.' Mr. Gillespie, and thank alt those members, indudinp the committee, who Itad tlneir ami ...
... Registration Speaking of the Registration Acts. Mr. Henderson said It was fair to claim that the benefits both to the profession and to the public of the Registration Acts were due to the initiative and energy of the K.1.8.A. and its allied societies ...
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... pm Is allowed In the programme for the broadcast, with an Interlude of IS further minutes to follow should ths King rise to speak later than expected. ...