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... again Bowden was bowled off s pads by Bowling—Perris MIL J. Burke 11-11. Ferris and the Cup score-board read Hampton 2-14. 24-6--6. WARINGSTOWN Play contin , led after a delay of some O. Burke st Crothers b Bowden lO 20 minutes. With Woods and Crothers ...
... Ferris T. M'Cully, not out Ext ras Total 115 Howling—Ferris. .'l-22; J. Burke, 1-16 M'Mullan, 2-34; Hampton, 4-37. WARINGSTOWH. (i. Burke, Simpson M'Meekin. Srinjison ■I, Burke, Simpson •I. M'Keown. b Simpson 3 K. M 'Malian, T. M'Cloy, b Woods 25 (1 ...
... M‘Cloy, run out 2 J. Simpson, G. Burke. 1> Haimpton T. M‘Cully, st Fawictt. 1 Total Bowling—Ferris 7-26. J. Burke 0-11 Hampton 2-11. WARINGSTOWN (I. Burke, st Oothers. b Bouden T. M Meekin, c Crothers, Sim)>- son 12 J. Burke, Martin, Simpson K. M'Mullan ...
... a Billy Graham. conjured tip an easy playing wicket for the Waringstown opening batsmen, PITCH AND TOSS IVl'Meekln and G. Burke. Lisburn Again won the toss, but in Both started quietly and it was the present perplexing state of the local obvious early ...
... Solicitors. 23 Bow Street, Lisburn. W. I. BAILIE, F.V.1., Auctioneer and Valuer, Telephone: Lisburn 3396. 5 SMITHFIELD SQUARE, Li§BURK ...
... W. M’Clearn. R. MTlroy. R. R. Peyton. J. Scott, N. J. Shaw and J. Stewart; sidesme —Messrs. R. Beattie. J. Bell (jun.). E, Burke. J. Downing. J. Irwin, C. M’Coy, J. M Mullen, H. M’Veigh, N. May, T. Murdock. F. Neill. J. Reid. G. Scott. N. Scott. W. R. ...
... Ballycrune; 3. Miss Ella Edgar, Ballylintagh. Hillsborough. Sponge Sandwich —l. Mrs. S. Magowan; 2. Mrs. J. Bowles: 3, Miss June Burke. Ballymacbrennan, Lisburn. Fruit Cake—l, Mrs. A. E. Heasley, Anahilt; 2. Mrs. E. Heasiey. Bridge Street. Lisburn. Sponge Flam ...
... Morrison and James Mateer (brothers-in-law); L. Turner. R. Turner. W. Lockhart. J. Irvine and S. Lockhart (nephews); D. Erwin. E. Burke. J. Mackle. J, Caughey, R. Watson and M’Cleery (relatives). Mr. J. Y. Moore. Lieut.-Colonel G. Finney and Mr. D. Finney (directors) ...
... Elliott. 8.A., assisted by the Rev, W. J. Craney, 8.A.. and Mr. D. G. Leinster was at the organ. The soloist was Mrs. George Burke (sister of the bride). The bride, who was given •away by I her father, was in a gown of French ! silver brocade, and carried ...
... tack labouring under the handicap of storming bowling barrag e which shot Patterson cH. Crow e bT. Allen a wet ball. out the Burke brothers, M'Keown and W. Pearson b S. Crowe Bailey, ex Campbell College and son WMeekin In ;rapid succession. M'Mul- M. Dermont ...
... B.A. (Dunmurry). and at Evening Prayer the Rev. J. C. Robb. LL.B. (B.C.M.S. secretary) gave the address, with Mrs. George Burke as soloist. The Young People's Service was held in the afternoon. On Monday evening. 18th October, there was recital of sacred ...
... M'Koown, Ballygowan, Dromore, was fined 10/- and II- costs. David Allen, Milltown House*, Donaidoney, slated by Constable Noel Burke, Waringstown, to have cycled without a icar light, was fined 5/- and 2/- costs. SOUTH ANTRIM UNIONIST ASSOCIATION. The Annual ...