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... Fitzpatrick. The Jas, Hunter, Ltd., Points Cup. horse-jumping—Mrs. H. R. Morrisonc runner-up, Mre. H. R. Morrison. “Northern Whig” Pointa Cup, 13.2 hands ponv-inmping-—Master Norman Aston: runner-up Mr, John Cowan. The Mre. Van-Abbe Points Cup. 14.2 hands ...

... wardly manifested. For already j, spite of outward divisions, there j; a spiritual unity of the membey of the true Church of God whig Christ has purchased with K biood.” But altogether apart from trendy within the Church there wey forces in being outside it ...

... Bridesmaids were Miss Beverley Josephine Reid and Miss Myrtle Rainey, 8.A., and the best man, the Rev. James Moore. “*Northern, Whig'* Photograph This is shown by the provisional results of the Agricultural Census in June, 1961, issued by the Ministry of ...

... plnicuhrlfi'; ver piect of work of his earned hi wpzfse from all round the ground. Hamilton McDowell, writing in the * Northern Whig. said :—“Ex-Rifleman Smith gave a grand display of neat ball control and was well up to the standard of the best of the Scots ...

... Individuals—l, Alan McCracken, 161 Rallywalter: 2, Olive Peake, 153, Spa; 3, L‘ri”nn l.‘mk. Robert Bolton. 151 (tie), “ Northern Whig (‘nfi. 21-25 cattle-1. Lylehill, 423, Wilbert Rankin, William Rea, Georze Fleming: 2, Curragh, 402, Thomas White, nenr(v Martin ...

... of the season in the Kensington Moneyrod in which there are Hotel, Belfast, last week. only seven f?n}{lies. there “Northern Whig” music are now two fully qualified Thceritic o;aderthis tog say of doctors and two fully trained him:—“The art of Alfred Tnurses ...