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... Cl Damentive), Mt. A. R. Anderson (bon. tresc surer), Mr. J. L Ellison (member of and the General Secretary dlr. G. Lon. don Ward). were in the very ospahla bands of Yr. Hugh Yarrow, Bangor, who earned them out with his usual sdhaieney. nsuc ...
... ~ SNOOKER E. Maney v. D. Ward: A verv much in form Don Ward aave Frrol a lot of trouble and tl resulted in a nfortable victory to give the visit 5 a good start 34-58 J. Duffin v. J. Truesdale: John Duffin, still sporting an unbeaten 16 match run in the ...
... George Greer, Henderson Cairns, George Wilson, Hubert Greer, James Henry Thompson, Sammy Thompson. Sammy J. Martin. Front — Don Ward, Wyn Crothers, Jim Dickson, Joe Wilson, Roy McMurray. The photo was taken by S. J. ¥ Bradshaw Bands who intend travelling ...
... season. 52-56. first frame to make it 3-1 to Top Pocket A. A T Tandragee B failed to turn up for this fixture so Gowdy's Don Ward v. Joe Meara : Don winning here by a 2-0 claimed the much needed four points they might well have Played Points margin but ...
... team is Patrick McDermott, Niall Murphy, Mark Ewbanks, Jim Campbell, Davy Clarke, Joe Meara, Mark Gibbons, Stephen Doherty, Don Ward, Paul McLoughlin, Darren Davenport, John Truesdale, Benny McConville The Jamies Snooker League Teams Rath (A) Tullyraine ...
... delicate white or purple tips together. In most instances, however, the had not yet been formed; but was growing gradually don. ward, and the other upward to meet at, and is the coarse of time they ME sorely meet and thee to form • Oar. A Ursa. Pserreci ...
... rebuked the passive slavery of Iho panplo. The great advantap of haring Earl Grey in lha cabinet, and such men as The O'C tnor Don, Ward, Shell, and Bodington, lu office, is taeurity in their persons that than (hall not be on the part of governmaol any Invasion ...
... celebrated nal. The revelations contained in this olume far exceed the wildest conceptions of the most extravagant romanCiLo,.don-. Ward & Lock, 158, Fleet Street. ...
... Craig. J.P. POLICE V. FRANCIS CORRIGAN. Thi, was a summons for. as alleged, cruelly illtreating fowl by tarrying them head don wards. Mr. P. Lavery, solicitor. Armagh, defended l The case was - dismissed on the merits. M•KNIGHT V. ROBB. Wm. M•Knight summoned ...