... Williain M‘Clay, chairman, presiding, and other members present were—Mr. J. 1. Thompson, J.P., and Mr. D. Wilkinson. Mr. R. C. Burke, Principal and Secretary, was in attendance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mrs. Louisa Scott, Fountains Road, Cookstown, wrote on behalf ...

... elsewhere had been conducted without friction or unpleasantness. The Chairmar said that they all regretted parting with Mr. Burke. It was a pleasure to work with him. He knew his job inside out, and always received them with courtesy. They considered he ...

... Leo Quinn, T. Darragh (Capt.), D. Scnner, B Conway, 2. M'Donald, J. Conway, A. Mullan, J. P. Mullan, P. Lenny, B. Maguire, ® Burke, N. Glackin, A. Eastwood, D. Mullan. C. Conway, B. Hunter, D OConnell, B. Glackin, J. Glackin East Tyrone Schools' League Table ...

... headdresses of carnations and swect pea malched their bouquets. The little kilted page was Master Ronald Alexander. Mr. Norman Burke acted as best man. The ceremonyv was conducted by Rev, J. H. Whyte, 8.A,, assisted by Rev. A, Martin, BA. Special music was ...

... difficulty with it A guard of honour was furnished by the Roval Inniskilling Fusiliers, under Captain T. M. Trov and Lieut. F. A Burke - Gaffney. Although the majority of the troops were recent recrutts, their fine bearing was {avourably commented upon. ...

... were defeated by 3 goals 3 pcints to 2 goals 2 points, had marksmen in P. J. Mullan, A, Mullan (goals', P. M'Donald and D, Burke (points). Dungannen trailed Cookstown by a point at half-time, ...