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... Services Club. All of them had two things in common—a degree of some kind from Queen's and wartime experience in one of the armed forces. Sir Norman Stronge, Speaker of the Commons, was one of t.heu&uu. and other guests incl the G.O.C. Northern Ireland ...
... 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 ...
... about August or September. Rzlaunfimbor alleged telephone ‘conversat. with M‘Alorum, Mrs. Orr saild that she said: * Hello, John, what's the matter ?” He told her that he wanted his father and she replied that his father was not there as he had gone to ...
... 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 ...
... settlements had been reached. Mr. Crozier then outlined the remaining seven cases as follows — Mr. James Murtagh, no offer; Mr. John Murtagh, no offer; Mr. Tommie Bannon, no offer; Mr. Richard McCann, no settlement; Mr. Jack Mec- Conville, not settlement; ...
... 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 ...
... detect | about two miles out the Old was Joseph Cairns, Pond offenders. Ballymoney Road, beyond Park, Lisburn. He was fined Mr. John A. WMcllwrath Park’s Cross. £4, . Fhursday, Friday and Saturday are Hundreds of wonderful Bargains at Give-away Prices in all ...
... etymology must also listen to a multitude of sounds so that something proper and concise may emerge. JFOR his sixth article, Liam Grattan probes Glencorp, the “Glen of the Dead Bodies.” And, whilst listening to some of the natives of the Glens, particularly those ...
... 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- ...
... Aut: 23, 1958. FEver remembered by l°'i§es°- Robert John, and daughter Elizabeth; also Grace—Drumcon, Rasharkin, ¢ God saw her 'ieuing weary, He did what He thought best, He opened wide His loving arms And whispered * Come and rest JOHNSTON—In loving memory ...