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... Cathcart. F Foe. S. S Johnston. W W K rkpair ck. R. B Mater. R Mackinnon. J M, MKe'.vev. I A Rou.sion R Wood'. Waringstown-O Burke. J Burke. G W Fawcett. S W Ferr.t>. W. Himotcn. R Harwood. W n. W. Jones. T. M Meek n. E MMu en. R Slcnn Lurgan -J G Murphy. Adamson ...
... not out F Radford run out . T Sutton c M'Mu >n b Moore Extrac , Ferris. 2 tor M ,or Thorntor 't. Moore 1 for I: Burke 0 for WARINOSTOWM J Burke ret.red Hurt G W Fawcett Gau J Harr.-on st Watk.n* b KoVi L Webb not out . Jones not out .*! Extra* Tola; ...
... COLLEGE, DERRY SENIOR CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION 1954 THE FOLLOWING BOYS PASSED THE ABOVE EXAMINATION J. J. Bonner P. Bonner T. A. Burke F. Burns P. Harkin M. P. Mclnerney D A. Hirrell P B McKee J. J. Hutton A. M. McKinney J. Jackson I. F. McKinney L. Johnston ...
... R. Andrews. Bangor: 2. P. Kennell. Bangor: 3. S. M'Quillan. Cormorant. Time 80.6 secs. Men's 229 yards freestyle-1. L. V. Burke. Bangor: 2. G. Wallace. Bangor: 3. D. Grogan. Cormorant. Time 2mlns. 20.5 secs. Men's 100 yards backstroke-1. A. H. H. Beattie ...
... J.. Ratblarnham; deacon Rev. Rev. E. O'Neill, Sacra- Rev. mento: master of J. Oliagan. C.C., Lurgan, chanters ' Rev. J. P. Burke C.C.. Newry, and Rev. L. McAleavey Ce., Lurgan. Also present were:—Very Rev. D. Canon Gallery, P.P., Banbridge Very Rev. D ...
... a greater insight into the Soviet point of view. Our visit here has probably done a great deal of good. said Mr. Wilfred Burke, Labour Party chairman. COUNTRIES MUST CO-OPERATE Union chief tells U.S. Mr. Tom O'Brien, Labour M.P. for Nottingham N.W., ...
... In addition to Mr. Attlee. the members of the delegation are Mr. Aneurin Bevan. Mr. Phillips. Dr. Summerskill, Mr. Wilfred Burke. Mr. Sam Watson. Durham miner's leader. Mr. Harry Franklin. Railwaymen's leader, and Mr. Harry Earnshaw. The Russian leaders ...
... CREGAGH R. Foster not out ••••• N. Stewart Jones Hampton 11 S. Bold c M’Meekin s 5 K. Douglas c J. Burke b ' bw’ M Mui ■ M’Mullan B. Irvine c J. Burke b Hamir- In the Minor Cup final at Comber on Saturday, Short & Harland beat Ards by 32 runs. S. & H ...
... Woodvale awav Total (for six wkts.) 110 Did not .bat—R. J. Woods, F. Fee, E. Cathcart. Bowling—Ferris, 4,/40; Hampton, 1/49; G. Burke, 0/6; Baird, 09, SENIOR LEAGUE PWLDPos Pts 7% 9711 3628 77.78 6420 24 16 66.66 11 7 4 0 44 28 63.63 10 5 3 2 40 24 60.00 11 ...
... Morris a Grccncasl'.e to-morrow. It 1 planned to have parade, will bands. The speakers are to t> Messrs. Hugh - Ateer and Burke. The district of Greencastle 1 ■ intensely reoublican. Patrick Morris was .. abou 30 years ago while a party of thin.A. were ...
... 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 ...
... graveyard, unveiled on the 15th August. Mr. Hugh McAteer, former Chief of Staff 1.R.A., is to deliver the oration and Liam Burke, a former Adjutant General, to perform the unveiling. A narade will leave Cashel Bridge at 3.30 for Greencastle church vard ...