... MALIAN regretted by Lettle Patton and regally Circle. At Horne whir the Deeply Lord. MA W I LIISLMINA Degetrtoged wife of jos. The C.A.P.S. Sranch of die C. of bgen'• Society deetehr regret the death of the Wife of their Member and ten der despost sympathy ...

... SWIFTS are a team with something to smile about. Elevated to the Irish League B Division last season they have lust won the George Wilson Cup with an unbeaten record. Swifts completed a clean sweep of all opposition by defeating Brentwood. the defending ...

... Irish Football Alliance was held this afternoon in the Prince of Wales Hotel, Bedfast. Ther , wane large attendance. with Mr. George Steed in the chair. The hon. seeretsry read his 3ltnd , report, which was adopted on the motion of 'Mr. Murdock, opeoladell ...

... BALLYMENA Mu should see ow of the bnt matches Is doe sum for a fite. what! Ifid-htstrim Smoker Clow OH Walter pets East George Lettle V Ipear• ter finals of feat's cli.impionships In ttte ill . %.. Wellington Street. Salk area. en Thursday twin. w•ho has ...

... the West Lanes and Cheshire champion. ontnolnted W. Wright Mt. George si The other Belfast successes were the second round knock-out of J. Marshall +Birkenhead) by O. Lavery (Bt. George's , in a middleweight bout: and victorypoints of ea M thy oy (Bir ...

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... let-off the Irish Churches came bock strongly and a Hugh Moore drive brought a tine save from O'Reilly. Substitute . . . . George O'Boyle, Who replacei Harr. had a chance to put the result beyond doubt but he shot over when well positioned. United Churches ...

... aspersions on their commercial methods could hardly be called diplomatic; but no doubt Major Lloyd George, the Parliamentary Secretary, was duly grateful to Dr. Lettle for providing the House with the amused guffaw which greeted his answer—that, apart from altar ...

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