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... n and Douglas. Bowling—Ferris 7-38, Hampton 0-46. and M’Muilan u-13. WARINGSTOWN. G. Burke c Jameson Lavery 18 K. M’Meekin b Lavery 17 W. Fawcett Ibw Lavery J. Burke Lavery 12 T. Anderson Jameson b Foster 4 E, M’Muilan Foster W. Ferris Lavery 2 W. Jones ...
... WARINGSTOWN Burke not cut T Keekin Malcomson ft J Burke not out Extras (for one wicket) 73 Bowing—Malcomson 1-8. Baxter 0-17. :• Johnston ft-22. Livingston 0-11. Gamble n-4 Cunningham 0-5. Hid rot bat—W. Hampton. S. W Ferns. G. W. Fawcett. J. M'Kecwn ...
... Kenny and E. A. Ingram have declared off the Irish team, and will be replaced by P M. Webb (Dublin University) and J. P. Burke (Merrion). ...
... Waringstown play Donacloney In a local Derby” match this evening and on Thursday, and the Waringstown team is as follows: G. Burke. J. Burke, S. W. Ferris. T. M'Meekin, J. Hamilton, L. Webb. R. Fletcher, J. Rooney, R. Harwood, W. M'Cabe and S. Davidson. Fletcher ...
... 1-27, Hampton 5- E. Mullan 4-32. WARINGSTOWN T. Anderson st M'Knight Cosgrove 28 G. Burke not out 57 H. Fawcett Ibw b Glasby E. M Mullen Fee Cosgrove J. M b Cosgrove J. Burke b Cosgrove 4 Extras 19 Total (for 5 wkLst 114 Did not bat—W. Jones. W. Ferris. L ...
... Ancient Egypt.” by Isha Schwaller de Lublcz. 25s net. Umgasi Diamonds, by Edwin de Caire. 10s 6d net. Last Clear Chance.” by Burke Wilkinson. 10s 6d net. Authority and Freedom.” by Robert H. Thouless. 6d net. Faber & Faber. The Retreat.” by Forrest Reid ...
... (Daryl Tate). Marriages MARSHALL—ROBERTSON April 27. 1954, at Great James Street Presbyterian Church, Londonderry, by Hcv. D. Burke, 8.A., assisted by Rev. J. Parker. B.A.—Robert Andrew Iwards, younger son of Mr. and ’rs. A. Marshall. Drumprowan. Burt. •« ...
... Bowling—Ferris 3/24; Hampton. 2/21: M’Mullan 2/29; J. Burke 1/13. Waringstown—G. Burke b Whiteley 11: T. M'Meekin c Ackroyd Whitclcy 17; E. M'Mullan Breit Whiteley 11: G. W Fawcett c Mollneux Edwards 27; J. Burke retired 25: S. W. Ferris not out 20; L. Webb not ...
... Labour Party to visit China August and September. A delegation of eight was appointed. consisting of Mr. Attlee, Mr. Wilfrid Burke, M.P.. chairman of the Party, Mr. Aneurin Bevan, M.P., Mr. Harry Earnshaw (Amalgamated Textile Workers’ Association). Mr. H ...
... flrat Innings, the Bret three wickets falling for six runs. The best batting came from J Bowden, who scored not out, J. P. Burke (17) and P. M. Webb (15) helping him to nut on 48 runs. Boucher was Ireland's best bowler, taking five wickets for 78 with ...
... Foster, A. Jamison, W. Lavery, S. Long. S. Reid, S. Scott. S. Sloss, A. Stewart, and H. Stewart. Waringstown—G. Burke (capt.), T. Anderson J. Burke. S. W. Ferris, G. W. Fawcett, W. Hampton. W. Jones. J. M’Keown. T. M’Meekin, E. M’Mullan, L. Webb. Queen’s ...
... to be convincing this calculating, unpleasant woman. The play was admirably staged, l with delightful settings by John C. Burke, but it did not give the company sufficient opportunity to display their talents. “QUEEN’S” ENTRANTS “TOO YOUNG” Lecturer and ...