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... or Him. When he had expressed the meeting's thanks Mrs. Crawford. Dr. Simpson called on one of their visitors from Derry to speak—Br. Dr. W. R. Abernethy, Lieutenant Governor the Apprentice Boys’ Institution. Dr. Abernethy, who Is medical officer of health ...
... QUAL'F,CAT,ONS present premises were constructed the convenience of mothers and . £ in September, 1956 babies. everything speaks of modern To be a sanitary officer.” he : e efficiency and cleanliness. explained, “you must have I paid a visit to the dental ...
... y on the Assembly. This en vastly swollen by the of new nations. Such, I trust and believe. Is the union of the English-speaking peoples. The Rule of Law—page 4. Obituary Former rector of Killaightee REV. EDWARD DONALDSON, formerly rector of Killaghtee ...
... debate on May 6, 1941, the |late Sir Waldron Smithers ad| vised him to leave his notes in the |library, take the plunge and speak |Without referring to any papers. | Sir Douglas says that this seemed | |to be a terrible ordeal, but it was |Boood advice ...
... next Ulster election because oi die closing down opp of railway lines tat Feimana^i. Cullybackey constable is wounded He was speaking at ceremony at Whiterock. Belfast, when the foundation stones of a new Orange Hall for Whiterock Temperance L.O.L. 974 were ...
... did not suggest an elaborate new charter but the present concepticn was imperfect and must be improved. Sir Winston was speaking In Guildhall, London, at a dinner given bv the Law Society to the American Bar Association. He and Lady Churchill occupied ...
... bright future. He felt it was important to make women more linen dress conscious.” This should be an expandable market He was speaking at the annual luncheon meeting the Guild in the Grand Central Hotel. The Minister paid a warm tribute to the propaganda work ...
... said that he did not suggest an elaborate new Charter, but the present conception was ‘“imperfect and must be improved.” Speaking in the Guildhall, London, at a dinner given by the Law Society to the American Bar Association, Sir Winston declared that ...
... to be allowed to -eolv to points made. Mr. Tavlor had asked permission of the House to speak a second time, but Mrs. Castle complained that Mr. Tavlor wanted to speak before other members, who also wished to take part, had done Slip therefore withheld leave ...
... Racing cyclist speaks at Larne Rotary Club I ARNE Rotary Club. having no 4 special speaker at their annual meeting on Thursday invited a visitor, Mr. Frank Cope, of the Smethwick Club, to give an address. Mr. Cope, a 60-year-old veteran motor-cyclist ...
... of his calibre it was. perhaps, natural that he should contrast the law and equity which govern the affairs of the English-speaking peoples with the imperfections of the United Nations. Great as was the original conception. the political record of the United ...
... 's only lady bowling club president CARRICKFERGUS IS PROUD OF FACT THE Mayor of Carrickfergus (Alderman T. J. Patterson), speaking at a dinner in honour of the American bowling team in the town last night, said the Carrickfergus c 1 u b was proud that ...