... War Office in 1957-58, Dr, Ivan Whiteside Magill is a Lelangulglo f‘: f‘}%’;gedtm %V:;lsi‘;;f Larne man who has made valu- Speaking Union, and later the All able contributions to medicine. People’s Association. One of his , BOrn in 1888, he was educated ...

... British Legion's says S. Anfrim MP e to old soldier T\IR. KNOX CUNNINGHAM, Q.C., M.P. for South Antrim at ���% Westminster, speaking at the annual meeting of the Antrim Division Unionist Asseciation on Tuesday, referred to Mr. Harold Macmillan’s journey ...

... lady. tried his best to keep one on the “Have you an appointment?” | old lady, he simply couldn’t, she asked the footman, speaking more flitted about so quickly like a goldloudly. fish in a bowl, and suddenly to his “I don't want to sell her oint- | horror ...

... Ballinderry Unionists that the Ulster M.P.s are keeping the Ulster viewpoint constantly before the Ministers at Westminster. Speaking at the annual! meeting of the Ballinderry Unionist branch on Friday, Mr. Knox Cunningham gave details of the work done by ...

... when I tell you that Mr. James Linton, Broughshane, one of the foremen, recently retired in his 87th year, is it necessary to speak of the happy relations which exist between employer and employes? We start our tour of the Mills in the wool store where the ...

... Sunday, Rev. W. A. Finlay travelled to High Kirk Church, Ballymena, as temperance convener of the Ballymena Presbytery to speak on the temperance teaching of the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Finlay quoted ccmpetent medical authorities to show that (as he ...

... regular service along the North Antrim coast, but it is about transport of even earlier ages that George Thompson will be speaking in “Eyes to See” next Tuesday night. His subject is “Cars and Carts” and some of the cars and carts in use around parts of ...

... gear, and an outstanding display McCrae's absence scarcely noticeable. looked as if he would open Bally- py .fohn Fullerton, speaks well for 2,3',,2‘,',{” Wm:in the dC\lv can be ;nenn;‘ldacemm bu:! he derlg'fl{ shoot; their chances in the struggle for the ...

... such a happy crowd in that district and enjoyed their work. Last week seven members took part in the Ulster Y.F.C. public speaking contests _in Antrim Technical School. This was the first time since 1945—when the cup came to Ahoghill—that the Club have ...

... public speaking,” and her advice on this topic was both practicgl and comprenensive. At the end there was a most interesting discussion, and Mrs. Mills answered many questions on difficulties encountered in teaching children to speak properly. These ranged ...

... wouldn’t pass so dear, oh dear,” she cried, “you do many new laws. There should be a alarm me.” law to limit them. I must speak She was so scared she decided to the Prime Minister about it.” she must go at once and see if the “Why don't you get a rubber ...

... advantages accruing from this were obvious mnsideringe the vast tonnage of steel to used for motor car manufacture. lransglort Speaking of the Ulster Transport Au\gt‘:‘r.iß. Dr. S!mmn said he personally was of opinion that in a sparsely-populated country such ...