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... which is being spent in Dublin and the South of Ireland. The bride travelled in a deep wine coat with accessories to match. Obituary MR. ROBERT SCOTT STEVEN- The news of the death of Mr. Robert Scott Stevenson, Toronto, will be leameu with sincere regret ...
... which has been revived recently Orange dances in the district, was performed by Brs. William James Hill and Hugh Nicholl. Obituary. Mrs. Mary M'Kittrick. widow of Mr. John M'Kittrick. died in her home Craimore on Wednesday last after a brief illness Mrs ...
... taking it seriously: to them any genuine attempt apply its provisions against aj threatening storm was “midsummer madness.” , OBITUARY MAJOR G. H. BRUSH The death of Major George Howard Brush occurred suddenly yesterday at his residence, Abbey House, Armagh ...
... EAR A FLANDERS POPPY NOVVAMER 4, 1944. DEATH OF MAJOR H. A. OBITUARY. PORTADOWN FAMILY PORTADOWN FAMILY'S BEREAVED. BEREAVEMET. We regret to announce the death MOTHER, DAUGHTER DIE IN of Major Hampton Atkinson SAME WEEK. Dougan. M.C., R.A.M.C., eldest ...
... OBITUARY MR. I. J. T. COLQUHOUN Mr. I. J. T. Colquhoun. one of the best-known solicitors in the North-West, died yesterday at his residence, Cloneen, Buncrana. Co. Donegal. Educated at Foyle College, Londonderry, and Trinity College, Dublin, qualified ...
... OBITUARY MRS. M. QUINN, NEWRY. There was a large attendance at the funeral to St. Marva Cemetery, Newry, of Mrs. Margaret Quinn, Rooney's Tce., Newry, and %idow of Mr. Peter Quinn. Re; . . A. Sands officiated, and . the chief mourners were :—Miss Mai ...
... THE LONDONDERRY SENTINEL: SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1944. Heaviest Raid of War Obituary • Home Guard Notes MR. I. J. T. C9LQUHOUN It is with deep regret that we announce the death, which took Devastating Attack on Ruhr place at ,his • residence, Cloneen ...
... OBITUARY. MRS. S. KIRLKAND, Very sincere sorrow was evoked at the death of Mrs. Sophia Kirkland, which occurred at l‘:er residence, Loughbrickland, on 27th ult. Wife of Mr. Wm. Kirkland, deceased was a most industrious woman and had built up a thriving ...
... OBITUARY MAJOR M. L. FERRAR Major Michael Lloyd Ferrar, died yesterday at his home in Windsor Avenue, Belfast, at the age 84. Major Ferrar was a member of a Limerick family long associated with Belfast, his grandfather being its first Resident Magistrate ...
... Europe since D-Day, and was promoted captain on the field at ’he age of 20. His three sisters are serving in the W.R.N.S. OBITUARY MR. J. FULLERTON, B.A. I The death of Mr. Joseph A. Fullerton, 8.A., late headmaster of Ballymena Academy, occurred yesterday ...
... be got going, it will, to a large extent, decide how long the turmoil the War's aftermath will last. UUter’a losses rpHE obituary columns continue to make tragic reading for Northern Ireland. I doubt whether anybody associated with the Province could ...
... owned by Daniel Grew and driven bv John Grew’, struck him while was working at cement-mixer at Nutts Corner, Co. Antrim. OBITUARY MR. GEOFFREY DAWSON Mr. Geoffrey Dawson, editor of The Times from 1912-19 and from 1923-41, died at his home in London yesterday ...