FORMER 'STANDARD EDITOR DIES
... years before his retirement he reluctantly gave up his sporting work to succeed the late Mr. John Shaw as chief reporter of the Whig, a position which he filled with eminent success until his retirement. ...
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... a wellknown figure in Northern Ireland journalism, Mr. Joseph A. Kennedy. Lisburn. former chief reporter of “ The Northern Whig, | Belfast. died on Sunday. He was| aged 76. Mr, Kennedy, who had been in failing health for the past few years, retired from ...
ULSTER CONTINENTAL CLUM Race Programme for Semen NM Ofel Skis CHESTER SHREWSBURY, WED„ MAY 27 001. (France) ..
... _for Eaetish points and Tuesday tor Der. Membership fee 21 , .. Closing heel. 1039. Applications to Serreterr. c• Northern Whig. SI. Deltas& ...
Obituary MR. J. A. KENNEDY
... the local technical school from 1919 till 1925, Mr. Kennedy returned to the city | -in 1925, when he joined the *“‘Northern Whig's™ reporting staff as sports writer during the editorship of the late Sir/. Robert Lynn. He also became deputy | chief reporter ...
Epitaph
... the end of his tempestuous life. No bitterness oppressed his last days. No controversy disturbed his mind. He knew neither Whig nor Tory. He knew only his friends. Boswell records how Mr. Burke and four or live friends sat with the dying Johnson. I am ...
Southern dogs in Dunmore events THERE WAS QUITE A SPRINKLING of Southerners at Dunmore last night. some of them ..
... V. \VIM& Kama II V. U. Sink. 111 V. Meslalte 0. Beam m .. lama antrum M. 111 V. V.M.V.A. 111. Umbrian m .. Clatanras M. HI WHIG, . ter resaa-11.14.C.A. IV .. IV. Cl~Wen. n V. Nara Deere IV. Mar Ll v. Dews 111. CV. lean under 15)— U.S. v. UMW. Cal a•U ...
U TREAT DERRY-ANTRIM A.O.H. DEMONSTRATION AT BELLAGHY “MUTUAL TRUST FIRST REQUISITE FOR UNITY”
... his intention to do. that was, interference in the affairs of the Republic. Even the London Correspondent of the “Northern Whig.,” in referring to Mr. Macmillan’s remarks, indicated the controversy which the speech had raised. He wrote: “While opinion ...
rKnttid
... to-morrow (Saturday), at 040 cm., for service In St. George's Parish Church, High Street. at 10 cm. (not as published in Northern Whig). and thence to Dundonald Cemetery,—Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and all the Family Circle. CRAlG—March 19. 1959 ...
first place, it is generally felt in poli. tical circles in Britain t‘mt Mr. Macmillan was guilty of a breach
... of a breach of dip. lomaiic protocol in referring to it when and where he did.” —The London Correspondent of “The Northern Whig.” * “After the geat deliverance of God's people from Egypt at the time of the Exodus, there were many ‘Romanisers’ or pro-Romish ...
RAILWAY STREET MISSIONARY SALE The annual missionary sale, organised by Railway Street W.M.A., was held in the ..
... by Mrs. J. M'Gilton. WOMEN IN ISRAEL Women in Israel was the title of a talk given by Miss Rosenfield. of the Northern Whig. to the local B. & P. Club recently. The speaker had spent some time in Israel during the Post-war rationing period when food ...
Crops
... - LIME: to condition Ifie soil. 0 corrects soil : •,.,'_ iCidill. -- • ' f A-. s _ _, . • MAGNESIUM: to present Moms of Whig. -, • MANGANESE: to Miller crop Meats. •____. — •0 , COPPER. COBALT hen OF s AND SULPHUR: a is • 19_11,11.11,11.118.M di - ...
6 Belfast Telegraph, Thursdcg. March 26, 1959. CREASE GUNS— All types and makes stocked. c CO to , ranging fres
... enloyed in cons. t oe fort. aw•r h y qs_ addition to a car. betel .7, 1 00 PTiC*6 27/. each. *W m. ty pe i nd. S 6 40.. User Whig type chi 6 . 'No: 331- oak. es • • It \II 0 cv .. \t Charles ,,,iii„t. -pew HICH.HEEL lA ° PROTECTORS-- c , econmics'. La ...