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... day o May, 1970, at the hour of 215 o’clock in the afternoon, being the time appointed for m'luiumca;:nf on ltmm'fls and of whig Sitting _all persons in’te“‘&:d are heredby required to take notice. Dated the 1970 R. C. MAGEE, Registrar for Belfas 36 TOURS ...
... We . have got a trailer from a daugh- ter is Class sod we will live is that here la Baboon. But two were looking forward to Whig a proper house. r. Berry said they thought would have a house about years ago. Re aseatierd Apart from 'diminish that sey ...
... Banbridge war-hero should for its first year of competition have been won by his fellow townsmen, We regret to notice that “Nothern Whig” has found fault with the enthusiasm displayed by the Banbridge supporters who witnessed the last game in Belfast. Its strictures ...
... with day 12 noon. Chemtest Laboratory. ' 11 Wellington Place. Belfast 1. Plans arid Specification prepared OfWfURIS REPAIRED Whig U Wet, by tile undersigned Architects a .10 ,n. —G eh 2617. , respect Of the following works : WORTII MORE than you think. ...
... 'Orison' all the Ps** they have to live with. twit *Loa everyou except themselves. I cannot tell you Oki I have heard aka balks Whig told at A.A. inset. Wit nos are Is right. Youwraith. were theEnv vkious ears 'down to but ~yew *rood 0 . 70 vas id bdisyleir ...
... former ern-, ployers. the Northern Whig, Ltd., Bridge Street, Belfast,. the hearing of which was' continued to-day. Mr. Sherrard (58). Ballydollaghan, Carryduff, is claiming £1,374, which, he says, is due to him from the Whig under a non-contributory pension ...
... an o the strike Whig Ltd. several days, has been heought 1%, 1963, action by the entire journa- B e ety ang Will afiest soene 15 former , The strike, which began on listic staff in July, 1963. giy ollag! anf. arry ’‘ ...
... lett the Whig voluntary, or were cismissed for misconduct, received no benefit. The action, expected to 'Last some days, comes to the court by way of a test case nhidi wiil affect more than 12 other former Whig emp:oyees. Publication of the Whig was suspended ...
... IN HIGH COURT The end of the struggling Northern Whig was not “inevitable” in 1963 because the editorial staff had decided to go on strike. This was stated In the High Court yesterday by James Sherrard (48), Ballydollaghan, Carryduff, who has brought ...
... Heavy loss For the defendants, Samuel B. Cunningham, managing director of the Northern Whig in 1963, told the court that at one stage during the crisis it wag estimated that the paper was losing £6OO a week. | When he became managing ‘director in 1963 ...