... the good will of all denominations; and unite praying, that the Lord may bless you abundantly with all spiritual gifts and graces, and enable yon, to the end of earthly course, adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. We beg your acceptance ...

... subject was discussed at Army headquarters at Lisburn. The matter was also raised when the G.0.C., Lieut.-General Sir Brian Kimmins. met Colonel J. R. A. McFerran ..nd Lieut.-Col. R. G. G. Harvey, of the Territorial Association in Londonderry and Tyrone ...

... Dielthno — n Of :13 succrmr ID BP) (Mr H Joi`l) Tamil 11 0 pf cumsnon (Mr Sethi B Relit 11 W Howlett t 5) :11 z,naman (Mr Kimmins) Welwyn 11 0 B Brogan Probable S.P. : 7-2 apt Olorous Fifteenth. Mythical King 6-1 !ncidinle and Rossmon. 4-1 each Shifting ...

... Lurgan, ROSE ELLEN. beloved wife of John Livingston.—Deeply regretted her sorrowing Daughter and Ron-in-law. Doreen and Jim Grace,. and Grandchildren, Sharon and Rosemary. 13 Gllpinstown, Taghnevin. Lurgan. Redeemed with the precious blood of Christ.. let ...

... P.. Mr. B. Campbell. Mr. LAUablin. Mr. Gaorre M Nl-ikte. Mr. A- G. Lioghlin. Mr J. Niokle, Mr. J. Fleming, sen.. Mr. Alex. Kimmin. jnn. SacaxTAßT amd Tbeascmbb—Rev. W. J. Christia. The sooMunts were audited and found most satisfactory, tbe Union being ...

... hearty ovation, stated that 4 member both Orders wished inform them that at first the idea both Orders was to present Mr. Mi»- kimmin with Bfble some other suitable present: liut finding that although the subscriptions were confined to the members the and ...

... to Agherton Cemetery. private—Deeply regretted by hie sorrowing Wife. Hon. Daughter-in-law. Grandson and Family Circle. KIMMINS -July 2. 1961. at Hospital. MARY. .youngiset daughter of the late James kenning• F I prirate. No letters. plasm.—Dmiply regretted ...

... was neither food nor water for these two helpless children. The matter was reported to the C.1.D., and Detective-Inspector Kimmins spoke to Davis. who told him that he left home on March 6 at 7-30 in the morning—after having a few words with his wife about ...

... t, aa alssady announced, is Professor James Dewar, MX, D.So., P. 8.8. The Vice-Preeid«te for tiie Belfast meeting are—His Grace the Duke Abe room, K. 0., H.M Ucutenant the County Donegal; the Marquis Londonderry, K. 0., H.M. lieutenant of the City Belfast; ...

... T. J. Willoughby, on Wednesday when the following gentlemen were for the ensuing year: —Select vestry Messrs. Alexander M'Kimmin, Alexander Camp bell, James Turner, Robert Colboon, Charles Hay George M'Nickle. A. J. Laughlin, William Tarner James MTvor ...

... Met now ether.. beaten' their Comb . anew ; and 41. Priem Street, Lateeeter fire per pest IV RE.—MADAM E RACISM II on FEMALE GRACE sod BEAUTY. • WOE of BEAUTY. jos, poMbibod. To be bad at 474, Moo Hood argot. Price SI SC 'TAISEABES 01PTHE11TART.—THE CAUSES ...

... Ashbv, the Vice-Chancellor cf Queen’s University, and Lady Ashby; Lieutenant-General Sir Brian Kimmins. 0.0. C. Northern Ireland District, and Lady Kimmins; Mr. R. M’Cail, Director of the BB C. in N hem Ireland, and Mrs. M’C It becoming almost a habit ...