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... the Mass a reception was held in their honour in the Royal Arms Hotel, Omagh. An evening that will be remembered, it was enjoyed by everyone to the full. They were married in the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Attleboro, by Rev. Thomas McClean, C.C. ...

... Mrs. Edward Meyrick. of Cyprus Gardens, Belfast, and formerly Provincial Bank, Dungannon, and Mr. W. D. Thomas, Cilbronnau. Cardigan, will take place quietly in October in Belfast. Were it not for his age I would have sent him to jail,” said Mr. Long. R ...

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... ship's captain of a replica of the arms of the City of Belfast. Hundreds of Cookstown listeners tuned in on Wednesday evening to hear a short recording of last week's Skittle competition by Mr. John Body. Mr. John Cooney. of Killymoon St.. Cookstown ...

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... BORN ROAD. COOKSTOHH. .nd Coanoll. oovntrt mistake in VOLOHTBBRS. Saturday. INFECTIOUS DISEASES. COOKSTOWN. Present—Messrs. John B. Gunning-Moore, Cases of scarlatina and diptheria were re- 1 The special correspondent of the Times” AGRICULTURAL ■»■■-fc* ...

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... ocenired on the rircr Medway on Sunday. Mr. John Coulter, wine merchant, of Cliatlinm, was returning home in his yaeht. While ntleiiipting to shoot a wild fowl tlie gun went off and shattered Mr. Cuntler’s left arm, which it was found necessary to amputate ...

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