... the top bands in the last year, Tae greatest attraction l.hn‘ country has ever known finally disaypeared from the sceme. 1 speak, of course, of the Clipper Cailton. Taen the Cadets had an unto.tunate slip down the ladder and they ace having a struggle ...

... achievements of our minors. I have been so close to those grand lads all duning the summer that when 1 come to speak of them it is almost like speaking of one's own family. So much has been said about them, and so much more will be said this night week, that ...

... profound regret that I am unable to be with you tonight. I am with you in spirit. though absent in the body. I am sure I am speaking on behalf of you all, when 1 say we are very sorry indeed to lose the services of Rev. ...

... Band. Those taking part were thanked by Dr. D. J. C. Dawson, Medical Superintendent. At supper afterwards, Rev. J. Miller, speaking on behalf of the choirs, said it gave them great pleasure to sing to the patients, and he expressed thanks to the matron ...

... (FOUNTAIN STREET) FRIDAY, 7th JAN, at 8 p.m. SPECIAL VISIT OF DR. PETER HUGHES Newly appointed Missionary to Peru. Dr. Hughes will speak of his conversion and call to Missionary work. The meeting will be in the Mission Hall. All are Heartily Invited. LORD'S DAY ...

... Anderson, V.RD., JP.), calling for silence, told Mr. Canning : “You are no longer a member of this Corporation and you cannot speak here. Kindly leave.” Councillor James Doherty, 8.A., B.Comm., said the question of a boundary extension in Londonderry had ...

... loving memdry of .my dear mother, Isobel Callan (Bella), who died on 8h January, 1965.—R.1P. 1 often sit and think of you, And speak of how you died, 1 did not stand beside you, To see your life depart; But when I heard that you were gone Y i It almost broke ...

... ';m.-’-h £ s d £ 5 4 804 110 13 00 3019 ¢ . “The IJrish language nuturally demands our urgent attention and especially the speaking of it,” Mr. aezz added. “As the Gaeltacht is source and fount, we consider that new teachers of the language be encouraged ...

... with the business. “We can proceed with the meeting and ignore Mr, O'Kane” he said. ' Mr. O'Kane—Each time I wish to speak I will speak. - The Town Clerk (Mr. J. Bradley), and Town Surveyor (Mr. J. J. Cassidy) told the members that if a tape recorder continued ...

... beoen pestered of late by bogus calls. immmmw ‘rushes to anewer it only to find that the moment he lifts the receiver and speaks the caller nings off. This type of conduct may be a “joke” to the bogus caller but it is far from funny from the point of ...

... the only adult mem- |injuries caused by shrapnel, :erot the company of about a| He adds: “The other four undred who does not speak soldiers beside me were killed, sing, or wear stage ocostume. Jam sure it was the prayers He can surely claim to bé 100 that ...

... The Laity After speaking of the responsibility of priests to minister 0 their flocks, Dr. McFeely said that, above all, for the first time, there was emphasised the responsibility which rested wupon the laity, who must recognise theminhua-mdtbecmmh,not ...