... fact that Mr. Jones resides Mr. Jones is the youngest of elates, very properly, voted in Belfast is not really a dis- three sons of the late Mr. II for the man of their choice advantage and may even be R. Jones, LL.D., R.M. His and that was not Mr. Jones ...

... Falcarragh; treasurer, Mr. C. A. King; executive committee Rev. P. Arnold, Dr Nancy McGlinchey, Mr. P. McGill, Mr. L. Emerson, and Mr. J. Jackson. ...

... to be very comfortable and a.satisfactory unit. Several nurses have commented favourably to me upon this; he said. Dr. Dawson said Mrs. S. Anthony, Park Avenue, Londonderry, had presented the Hospitals with a wireless set, which was being used in the ...

... inciuding Mrs. Patricia Mc- Laughlin, Mr. Brian Faulkner (Cktief Whip at Stormont), Dr. S. Rodgers, Mr. I. G. Hawthorne; and Ulster Unionist Party officials, amongst whom were Sir Clarence Graham, B.Sc., Mr. W. Douglas, ...

... Mission. in the 1914- 1918 War Dr. Carson served with the Royal Regiment of Artillery retiring with .the .rank of Captain. His grandfather was the Rev. Dr. A. W. Carson,. of the Temple, Ready, and his uncle the Rev. Dr. R. J. Porter, of Albert Street ...

... y in Scripture knowle'dge were also handed over by Mrs. King-Turner. The Chairman announced that a silver cup, which was on view, was being presented to the Company as a perpetual challenge cup by Mr. R. McNeely, J.P., a former captain of the Company ...

... Alan Mit chell and the special speaker waF Mr. David Johnstone of the Londonderry City Mission. The Rev. Dr. Wallace expressed the thanks of the congregation to the choir, the organist Mr. Forbes, Mrs. Todd and Mr. Johnstone. The service ...

... Parish. She is survived by her only son, Dr. Moore Lawrence McConaghy, two daughters, Mrs. Lam Wit, Ballymoney, and Mrs.—McAlister, Culmore House, Londonderry, and sister Mrs. Mcßride, Dervock, and by her brother, Mr. Charles Lawrence. The ...

... exhibit Mrs. McLaughlin. Novice daffodil classes, highest points---Mrs. McLaughlin; 2, Mrs. T. Smith, Portstewart Road, Cole• raine. Best exhibit, Mrs. Mc- Laughlin. Decorative bowls, highest points —Mrs. R. A. Millar, ...

... the Roll was unveiled by Mrs. Jean L'Amie and dedicated by the Rev. Kenneth Gregg, B.Se., who also, preached the sermon. The Lesson was read by Mr. William Porter and the Congregational Representative WaS Mr. J. L. Carton. Mr. A. R. McKinley, 0.8. E. ...

... hon. treasurer, l Mr. J. McCurdy. at whose retirement regret was expressed. The following officials were elected: Chairman. Sir Basil McFarland; vicechairman, Captain E. H. Babington; Con. secretary, Mr. D. C. M'Morris; hon. treasurer; Mr. -Fred Holman: ...

... Tetley was best man and the ushers at the church were Dr. A. L. Weir, Dr. A. Thompson, Flight-Lieutenant Patten and. Flying-Officer Sweeney. Mrs. F. M. King was the organist. Leaving, for the honeymoon. Mrs. Dark wore a blue costume in ...