... the absence of Mr. James Henderson. D.L., chairman, through illness; Lieut.-Colonel J. G. Cunningham. D.L., O B.E. (Northern Whig) and Mr. R, Kirkwood (Irish News). Mr. H. T. G. Mowatt, Belfast manager, representing the “Irish Tmos. The Belfast Printing ...

... in Essex Street, on the 17th April, 1774, by the former vicar of Catterlck. Theophilus Dindsey. All these men belonged the Whig Club.’* Franklin ...

... In Essex Street, on the 17th April. 1774, by the former vicar of Cattcrlck. Theophilus Lindsey. All these men belonged the Whig Club.’’ .Franklin ...

... Hayes. Captain O. W. J. Henderson. M.P. (-Belfast News-Letter”) and Mrs. Henderson, and Colonel J. G. Cunningham (“Northern Whig”) and Mrs. Cunningham also attended. Before the showing of the film, selections were played by the Band of the Ist Battalion ...

... were announced .«icr(ii'' I'lw tnnml first reading was given to the measure ,/„■ luslrietive Trade Practices Bill—at It will Whig to Northern Ireland 11;,. (ii'vemment hope that the Bill will become sW . iicfniv the end of the summer, but it will ' ll ' ...

... fashion in Ulster than Norma Ward (Fashion correspondent, Belfast News-Letter), Ulster’s leading fashion show promoter (Northern Whig). ■Jr Ulster's leading fashion show promoter (Sunday Independent), if Belfast's leading fashion expert (Fashion correspondent ...

... and E. .1. Sloan (“Belfast Telegraph”). D. R. Anderson, D. P, Kirk. W. Warren (“Belfast News-Letter), R. Beattie (“Northern Whig”). J. H. F. M'Carrison (“Lisburn Herald”). In the annual report a further Increase in membership was recorded. Judging competitors ...

... Also representing the Belfast Newspaper Society were Mr. R. M. Sayers (“Belfast Telegraph”), Mr. S. Cunningham (“Northern Whig’) and Mr. J. Pinkerton, secretary. Mr. Henderson showed delegates a badge issued by the Institute to mark conference held in ...

... Mr. R. M. Sayers, chairman and joint managing director the Belfast Telegraph”: Mr. B. F. Proudfoot, editor of the Northern Whig”; Mr, A. Clarke, former Assistant Clerk of Parliaments; Mr. T. O’Donoghue, former Editor of Debates at Westminster; and Mr ...

... Technical School. He started his journalistic career in the Lisburn Standard,” and then served successively on the Northern Whig, the Belfast News-Letter,” and the Belfast Telegraph.” He joined Hansard staff at Stormont in April, 1946. v. «MIIH A. G ...

... Jamaica Street, was remanded for week on bail, at Belfast Custody Court yesterday, charged with having been found on the Northern Whig premises with Intent to commit a felony. ...

... Murphy (Belfast Telegraph”), T. P. O’Keeffe (“Irish News”), P. O’Neill (“Constabulary Gazette”), B. F. Proudfoot (“Northern Whig”), J. E. Sayers (“Belfast Telegraph) and C. D. Trimble (Armagh Guardian.”) India has asked the World Bank for. £420,000,000 ...