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... water, whether it is fired by oil, gas or electricity. * The secret of Link-Up is a very clever and reliable uterised linkage whi:g automatically controls the flow of hot water between Kg:r fire and the main heating system. ...

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... 30a.m. and6p.m. REV. E. LEMS Soloist Ireland. For many years he was the writer of the MRS. LACKY Nature Notes in the Northern Whig and Belfast Post. (Newcastle) Monday 8 p.m. THE BUSH PRAYER MEETING In 1931 the second daughter, Lydia Mary, wrote a W;'dß&dsa ...

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... of the authorities. of them personally, possibly through the notorious He therefore accepted the offer to lead the rebels of Whig Ciub. Down, not realising the dangerous path he was taking Munro once witnessed a public flogging in Lisburn. It is or where ...

... Home Exhibition’ was first staged in the King’s Hall in 1936. But it is the 1938 show - sponsored by the nowdefunct Northern Whig and Belfast Post - which lives most vividly in Charles’ memory. “In many ways, the present exhibition is not really very different ...