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... In h« address, the Vit»r referred the *ad circumstances of young Mr. NtehoUs death and the promiae of his early life. In speaking of >*r. MCabe, he paid tribute to bis strength of character, hi* worth good churchman, and the high esteem which he was held ...
... —John 14, 6. CLOUGH BAPTIST CHURCH Fortnightly Gospel Service (D.V.) SUNDAY. 8.15 p.m. MR. JACK LINDSAY will speak & sing Mr. Lindsay also speak at the 3 p.m. Service. 32 ...
... abolition of Jniversity representation was i returned as i Unionist member * (or South Antrim. General Section was Savory speaks many subjects Commons and acts 'as secretary of the Ulster Unionist Parliamentary Party. He is a Chevalier of the Legion of ...
... marquee, and Landstoward M'Nab. who was acting a sort of master of ceremonies, invited the company to toe. with the aid of a speaking trumpet. The parents ana friends of the children were directed into the big tent while the scholars were seated on groundsheet* ...
... amount potatoes now lying on Ulster farms. This was announced by Mr. A. G. Algeo, president the Ulster Fanners’ Union, when speak inf at a meeting farmers of Derry and Antrim in Coleraine on Saturday evening. Hr. Algeo said the Ministry Agriculture were ...
... engage more activity. said Dr. Ethel Dukes, addressing a conference the Women Public Health Officers’ Association in London. Speaking on “A wisely-managed middle age,’* Dr. Dukes said: “Many a woman has found at the progressed middle life that she has gained ...
... be the oaw> reason of the fact that members at tee meeting tbis time 't ,BO tr de w rtf tKrt rhewsw . beeming. Generally speaking, however, B J/ A “°* It Is felt teat wholesalers' and retailers' ' on ' After wishing everyone surplus stocks are approaching ...
... natives, who already regarded her with a certain amount of awe. She was the first white woman they had ever seen. She went on to speak of the way of life in the jungle tribes, the places held by the chiefs and witch doctors, and bow the women folk were held ...
... Currie wa» a daughter of the late Mr. and Hr*. S- Matter and was born in Courtrai, Belgium. She was a proficient linguist, speaking French, German, Dutch and Flemish. During the l**t war she acted interpreter to the Belgium Forces who were' stationed at ...
... work on the time deal to do with reestablishing limit basis. . traditional British music. HIGH SHERIFF I Mr. Wood went on to speak of the The Governor of Northern Ireland ha. increased dntere.t being taken in m«ic appointed Major H. C. M'Gildowney, ■ f ...
... An efficient hive, can be made at home speaking it advis- able for the beekeeper to buy any equipment requires from reputable Arm of appliance dealers, although in these days of mounting prices some may wish explore ways of saving unnecessary expense ...
... Chief of the Imperial Gnerml Staff, who this week made * tour of taageetteg of military estahlishmenta la Northern Ireland, speaking to warn* at the latent Intake reernlta for The Beyal Ulster KiSes at the depet. ' - -Mi jQ*-' -■ .jB ■ '^. Jr v.e ~ ri «' ...