... on the shoes were with the legs bent to the caused by splashes coming chest and the arms folded from the victim while still across the top. alive?—Yes. The legs and arms were The Attorney-General, in kept in position by two cords. re-examination: Are they ...

... BBC early in the chest 'and the arms folded from the victim while still morning said this was a reacross the top. alive?—Yes. prisal for the incident at the The legs and arms were The Attorney-General. In home of Mr. John McQuade, kept in position by two ...

... believe in divining of why the rod moved. He replied: dip ining—fact or fiction. diseases with the aid of wit- 'We all have arm muscles to hold e n sses. the twisted twig tightly in ten- Mr Manning is a senior geologist the Geological Survey of the Mr ...

... a hammer and made a few wallops here and there. I pulled it from him.- Cardigan • Sergt. William McAdam said he took Doyle and McKay to the police station. Under Doyle's cardigan. jammed between his trousers and shirt. was a hammer and a small sledgehammer ...

... - •. bereaiement: expo,' a' John Turner and and Nursing Staff ~f Royal Victoria WA; thm.e who tent Imre, dolenee. floral ir attended the liineta. thin acknowledgment accepted by all. -- 25 Street. The Wife end Familr of John Jams Daisy tt t all the many ...

... thin*. MAUER-February 26, 1965 lenddeftly at hospital. SUSANNA. dearly-loved mother of John Mateer.—Deeply regretted by her aormoing Son and Datighter-in•law. John and Freda. and Dramichildren. North Wales. At rest. HAMM-February 26. 1965 (soddenly SUSANNA ...

... BallylW, Broughshane, ye st erda y when a hydraulic excavator fell on him. He was 21-year-old William John McCullough who was doing repair work when the arm of the machine fell and , crushed him against a treetor to whici the excavator) was attached. The ...

... Cecil Street. Portadown. JOHN JOSEPH. beloved husband of Le late Alice Eleanor Lappin.—)e.l.P. Funeral tomorrow (Tuesday). at 9-30 a.m. to It. Patrick's Church. for 10 o'clock Requiem Maas. Interment after. wards In St. John's Cemetery. Drumerml. On his ...

... lisalwth Isitson.l a Mill Row. Dough.-Desply rie! wetted his sorrowing Grandpartfnts. John and Nary Elisabeth Constar. and Family Citric. 5 floonheg brine. Rathcoole. Safe the arms of Jeans. KITSON- September 9. 1963 1 result of a drowning seeldento. dearly- ...

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... by J. Marshall. Y.F.O Stock Judging: John Clarke Cup Lylehill Y.F.C.. 713. Pony Breeding classes: W. Clark Cup—Miss C. Frazer,! Ballinderry. Pony Jumping classes:: Pepsi - Cola Cup Brendan Campbell. Banbridge. Grattan Cup Carilyn Dawson, Greyabbey. Craig ...