... A better way am not a member of your Order, although I am here speaking but I think I am as good a Protestant as anybody in the Six CounUes. I think I have given a good deal to Protestantism during the years I have been In Parliament and during the years ...

... DALLYMENA MUSICAL FESTIVAL TNTRIES for VERSE-SPEAKING and DANCING CLOSE 9th JANUARY, and for MUSIC on I6lh JANUARY. ...

... blllty. It la up the two trains and a fleet buses to the Mr. Ervine. who said he was Qavammanta, Kara and at West* Btocting. speaking for 30,000 farmers, said mlnaltr, to tnaura that In their On the ptatfonn were members of farmers could not recall a time ...

... was in a minority in holding that view. In England there was a preference for the residential school. Condover school work Speaking of the work of the Condover School, which is run by the National Institute for the Blind. Mr. Myers said there were 76 blind ...

... happiness that they could look back wUh delight in their retirement. She regretted that Mr. Pension was unable to be present to speak for himself but he did deeply appreciate the kind thoughts that had prompted the evening ceremony and sent his s 1 ße'y E 1 ...

... clerk of Session). They regarded Mr. Crooks and Mr. M’Caughey as among their outstanding assistants. Rev. H. D M’Morran. speaking behalf of his fellow students, conveyed congratulations and best wishes for success in the ministry and for happiness in ...

... Many demands would be made upon him too many indeed—and he would have to select the priorities. The Moderator went on to speak of some of these priorities—the preaching of the Word of God; the visiting of his congregation, especially the sick and the ...

... market the Suffolk, crossed with crossbred Border Leicester would give satisfactory results. Oucslion of bropdinp Mr. Gibson, speaking on the btaekfare the ideal mountain sheen, pointed out that Markfaced ewe, after four breeding Mid-AntrmiM.P.’spopiilar farming ...

... 1951.,- Always remembered bv his loving wife. Eltiabcth. and familv. Jean. Fulton and Francis. Catrine. Ayrshire. Often we speak him whoi! gone. Tenderly we think of the past. Memories grow dearer life travels on. . But love and remembrance lasi. McCL ...

... judgment upon a nation which A L. Hewitt, woo al.o handed over dared act against God's chosen ** C**' Mr - T Murphy people and speak against God’s A 7 , of ; . , he nd of tb? Holy Word. There is but one nin*f plav brought many keen answer to the whole problem ...

... such thing as a poor amateur performance. He thought this was wrong. Mr. M'Cann, who has appeared on the amateur stage, was speaking at the annual dinner of the Mid- Antrim Drama Club, held in Mathews' Cafe last week. He was replying to the toast of the ...

... setback —damage by the fire runs into thousands of poundsthey still intend to carry out their plan before the year ends. Speaking to a “Ballymena Weekly Telegraph reporter, Mr. Stewart, native of Belfast, who acquired the premises in December. 1945. ...