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... 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 ...

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... late James and Sarah _A. Graham. p m.. to Ballymena Cemetery. House private Redeemed. GRATTAN—February a INN Sad(ltaly ). IRON ON. dearly-loved tattier of Lily Grattan. 10 Nagymount. Ballysksagh. Lambed. luaerel from Ms borne tooserrew Tuesday at 3 le Cemetery ...

... Graham Funeral to-day (Tuesday). at 2 p.m. to Ballymena Cemetery, House private. Redeemed GRATTAN — February 6, 1966 (suddenly), Huston, dearly-loved father of Lily Grattan, 10, Sand:mount, Ballyskeagh, Lambeg Fureral from his home, to-day (Tuesday). at 3 p ...

... of McGregor golf clubs worth £lBB as a runhemp in a competition ' , which attracted nearly 40,000 tmised by the distillers. John ns, Ltd. The a cheque for £lO.OOO. was handed to an Edinburgh University student. Mr. J. L. Phillips. by Bill Shnpson (Dr. ...

... voluntary help brought a ready response from the local Civil Defence Unit I who offered their services en bloc. Flt I EEN WORKERS Armed with pick-axes. shovels. spades and crow-bars. they set about their task in their spare time. Eleven members of the local Civil ...

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... discussed included the Vatican Council and the problem of the world food s3ortage. Mr. John Scanlon. President of the P.P.C.. presided and proposing the vote of thanks. Mr. John Mullaney said. each year the Mar.st Brothers Past Pupils Union organised a symposium ...

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... Curlew, Riverdale Hotel, the other defendant, MI. Parnon. sow, at 2 a.m. on the night Pebnuiry 16th ; (2) unlawfully COLLAPSED John Carnew on same The witness saw from this man's =sem ; (3) causing malicious condition that he needed immedwant to the glass ...

... 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 ...