... TO-MORROW, 8-45 SPECIAL PROGRAMME Ravenhill United Testimony Male Choir Chairman: WIN. P. MOORE I Your Pianists: JANET BURKE and Sonq Leader: JAMES HORNER JOHN HENDERSON * ADMISSION FREE Doors Open CIS p.m. ALL WELCOME ...

... Reseryes—Nirholl: M•Cordy. Wilson: Brown.__Bpwcrs. MGerritv: Robinson. Burke. Mullaney. Galbraith. Wallare. Ballymena mere first to attack and Small had to be on the alert to save from Burke. _ _ a. .. n• Distillery replied and following Rood work by ...

... Millbrook. Daniel, beloved husband of Martha McFall. —Deeply regretted by hi* sister and brotherin-law. Ellen and William Burke, and Family, Millbrook. KILWAUGHTER L O.L. 520 MeFALL—The Officers and Members of above Lodge deeply regret the death of their ...

... the death of the Relative of their highly esteemed Chairman. William Master, and tender to him their deepest sympathy. —W. Burke (juni, Secretary. SLOAN— March 15. 1954 (suddenly). William Boyd, dearly-loved husband of Mary Sloan. Ballyvallough. Raloo ...

... Thomas N. Burke The death took place last week Mr, Thomas N, Burke. M.1.N.A.. M.I.ME.. Cliftonpark Avenue. Belfast, who was superintendent of cranes to the Harbour Commissioners for more than years. He was 79. A son the late Sir John Burke. D.L, and the ...

... Johnston). Referee, F. Hoey. Parkview 5 (G. Burke. Jas. M'Fall, R. While, S. Burke, S. Hagan. 20 darts); Central 5 (R. Mark, jnr., 21 darts, W. M'Auley, J. Rennie. H. M'Auley. 21 darts, R. Hull). Referee, W. Burke. No score sheet was returned for the Ideal ...

... (Tandragee. capt ) D White (Belfast); R. Patton (Belfast). J. Ross fLarne). J. Conkey (Newtownarda) H. Creighton (Belfast). E. Burke (Portadbwn). J. Edgar )Coleraine) W Reid (CarrickV J. (Belfast). Reserves to travel—L. Hunter (Belfast). T Donnelly (Lisburn) ...

... Referee, S. Mitchell. Parkview 6 IS. Hagan, W. M'Masler. 21 darts. J. Burke. G, Burke, Jas. M'Fall, J. Wharry; Old Town 4 (J. Shaw. P. Maguire. T. Young, J. M'Garel). Referee, S. Burke Tavern 5 iW. Wylie. 20 darts. E. Hyslop. R. Magee. T. Ramsey. darts ...

... impossible —James A. Froude. Whenever a separation is made between liberty and justice, neither, in my opinion, is safe. —Edmund Burke. At present we can only reason of the divine justice from what we know of justice in man, —Alexander Pope. Impartiality Is ...

... M'Cnllougb, Lurgan C.C., and Dr. C. M. Boucher, Donacloney C.C., and Mr. F. H. Murtagh, T.M.CJL C.C., Belfast. Mr. Cteorge Burke, certain ot the team, thanked the players for their co-eperatton and support during the season. ...

... for killing hare in close season For killing hare in the close I season. William Burke. Grange, New.owns ewart. was fined £2 ' Ncwtownstewart Pettv Sessions I yesterday. Burke, who did not. appear was also fined £5 fer not! having game licence. Jack Mills ...

... present Included Major R. T. C. Waters, Commanding Officer; Captain P. H. Vaughan, Major D. P. Farrell, Lieutenants Chandler and Burke-Gaffney. Shamrocks also were presented to the officers and men of the North Irish Brigade at Lisonelly Camp by Mrs. Swinburne ...