... elder son of the late John and Rebel Abram. Funeral from his residence. Mount View. Derryadd, Lunen. on to-morrow iSaturdayi at 1 p.m. to the family burying-ground. Ardmore Churchyard. House private.-Very deeply regretted. ARM sssss 0-January 10, 1952 ...

... Myra Blatt. Howe private. Funeral arrangements later. CAMERON-January 21. 1963. at his residence. Ballypallady. Dolma, Robert John. dearly-loved husband of Mergaret Ann Cameron. Funeral to-morrow (Thursday) at 3-30 p.m. to Ballyclare New Cemetery. -Deeply ...

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... but it was soon clear that the boat was not the missing Ainebeg. The Army on Friday night arranged a searchlight sweep of Cardigan Bay and used radar to try and find them. Giving his picture of present conditions In Eire, Mr. Macßride said: We now have ...

... Ftireral Parlor, Donegal! Pass.- Deeply regretted by Les!e. Bob and Family. At rest. GRATTAN-August 19, 1953. at the Lagan Valley Hospital, Lisburn, Sarah. widow of James Grattan. Funeral from her son-inlaw's residence. Ballynadolly, Stoneyford, L Mourn. to ...

... Margaret .nee Pepper'. wife of Victor MaeCorte!. 17 Orbv Drive. Belfast—a son 'John Girvani %STALL—August 211, 1952. at Miss Webb's Nursing Home. to Oretta 'nee Stewarti and John M'Pall. Shandon. Manse Road. Carn money—a son . YEOMAN—August 28. 1952. to Evelyn ...

... Lord Mayo 1 members of the Commonwealth of HIGHEST PRICES SOLDIER ACQUITTED Al 5 per cent reduction of rents KING (28). strong-arm man London, complain yesterday of the British nations. Those of you who of houses built since the war was the colonies are for ...

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... Premier and Minister for Industry and Commerce. and Mr. SUPER 1953 reported at K.L.M. Airways terminal in Knightsbridge. i' • John Leydon. Secretary of the It is a happy coincidence CLYDESDALE London, to-day, without luggage. He boarded the AIrIPSIIII motor ...

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