... N.C.U. matches Waringstown 134 (J. Burke 47. Kelly 7.30 r. Downpatrick 146 for Ms. Down- Patrick won by four wickets. Queen's 17niv. 96 (8. 8. Johnston 301. Lurgan 116 for flye (N. Adamson 43). Lurgan won by Ilya wickets. Lisburn 171 for four declared ...

... 4-0-10-0; Burke. 3-0-6-0. IRELAND (2nd Mislaid) Cr O'Maille b Moore S. F. Bergin c Howard b Wharton 0 J. S. Pollock st Wilson b Hilton 2 T. M'Cloy b Grieves L. Warke c Place b Hilton A. E. Marks b Grieves . A. W. Cooper c Wharton b Tattersall J. P. Burke b ...

... Newcastle. Included are—W. D. Browne, G. R. Wallace, B. Lightbody, W. F. Carleton, A. H. Beattie, G. A. F. Roberts and L. V. Burke. e DYNA ...

... Dornelegans t 6-41 fay. Neck; length. —CLANE MAIDEN PLATE, Artemis (J. Eddery) 1. Star One (J. Mullane) 2. Dusty Bridge (W. Burke) 3. Also ran—Seven Stars. Malaga. Crown Crest. Rembrant. Politics. Clive-Sullish. Lisnaskea. Jackie J.D.. The Deb.—S. M'Grath ...

... Bessie Braddock, Labour M.P. foe Liverpool Exchange, who was said to have been in a fighting mood, against Mr. Vincent Burks. secretary of the Old Swan Labour Party at Liverpool, was the sublect of an action before Mr. Glyn Blackledge, Q.C., and a ...

... May o De Courcreanor 16 DavidsonDa W. J. Edrich o Burke b 1.. Hutton o Simpson b Treanor T. 6. Evans c Simpson b Davidson F. H. Tyson b Crawford A. V. Bedser o Simpson b Treanor P. J. Loader o Burke b Treanor R. Applevard not out Extras Bowling—Davidson ...

... .111411 Shirley Burke. Noted author of 'Westerns' dies at 83 AI R. WILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE, London-born author who went to the United States and became a leadering writer of Western stories died in hospital at Denver yesterday after a heart attack. He ...

... the Northern Counties of Ireland were to be cleared of the Celtic Irish and let out to settlers from Scotland and England. Burke's Peerage later monarchs—end no dignity was to be created to have precedence over the Baronets, save that of Baron (the lowest ...

... pielison. Maguire. sai iymerta U td.—Y Currel I r re - rVr . roW. FfouPton: Brown. Murphy. toting: from) Thrroln. Lawlor. Coll. Burke, Bickett. Kernohan _ Rsisrs•- --- A. Brown. Middlesbrough. ...

... 3-45—FINDQN STAKES—lntent (G. Lewis) 1. The Steppes (C. Smirk.) 2. Baguette (J. Wilson) 3. Also ran—Snobbery. Pamphilio. Burke the Issue. Pecan. Caught Out. FLagship, Can- Allow. Gold Nugget. Denturion. Fulmine. Lake of Bala. Shirastrin. Polish Lancer ...

... Eire hunting was well represented. Lady Carew, of Celbridge, Co. Kildare. had two entries. and there were several from the Burke stables at Navan. Co. Meath. MUTTON AND WOOL The sheep--a dual purpose animal —is winning increasing favour in Northern Ireland ...

... daughter's honour. Miss Lemon strives gamely to realise a part which only star quality could illumine. High praise goes to John Burke's tasteful and imaginative decor. Both stage and actors are beautifully dressed. If you can imagine an 18th century nobleman ...