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... The Pioneer Orchestra WEDDING BURKE—BOYLE G.B. PLATES All A.A. members taking their cars and motor cycles abroad are advised by the Automobile Association that they may well encounter difficulty and delay unless their ‘G.B.’ plates are of the standard ...
... BURKE SCHOOL OF DANCING. iBALLYCLARE) Class Will Re open On SATURDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1954 in the ABBEY HALL. BALLYCLARE. Beginners Class commencing at 2 p.m. Advanced Pupils commencing at 3 p.m. E BURKE. Principal. ...
... likely to get more so with a drying wind. Waringstown opened with G. Burke and M - Meekin against Kirkpatrick and M'Kinnon. When the score was 22. M'Meekin was bowled by M•Kinnon. Then J. Burke joined his brother, but with six runs added, he was caught by ...
... UNVEILED TO Lieut. Patrick Morris Sunday, August 15th, 1954, at Greencastle, Co. Tyrone Soeakers—Mß. HUGH McATEER and MR. LIAM BURKE Parade for graveyard will assemble at Cashel Bridge at 3.30 p.m. BANDS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE HONOUR IRELAND'S PATRIOT DEAD ...
... Baxter, S. H. Carson, R. Cunningham, T. G. Douglas, D. Johnston R. Johnston, J. Leathem, L. McCullough. Waringstown—G. Burke, J: Burke, G. W. Fawcett. S. W. Ferris, J. Hamilton, W. Hampton, R. Harwood, W. Jones, W. Orbinson, T. McMeekin, E. McMullan. D ...
... snow and ice. Mr. Phillips might retort that he is not thinking so much of outstanding individuals as of the masses. Edmund Burke, a genius if ever there was one, confessed that he did not know how to draw up an indictment against a whole people. If he ...
... 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 ...
... Molotov, joined Mr. Aneurin Bevan, Mr. Morgan Phillips, the Labour Party secretary; Dr. Edith Summerskill and Mr. Wilfred Burke, party chairman, for private talk. “VIVACIOUS AND GAY” MR. MALENKOV MOSCOW. Wednesday. MR. Bevan, asked for his impression ...
... Kilgram (J. O. Winter. 20-1). 3. 11 ran. *P. Prendergast.) HI.; 51. 6.S—BLUE CHOIR (P. Powell. Jun.. 100-8). 1; Merry Xmas (W. Burke. 5-1». 2; Slanal (J. Wright. 100-8). 3. Enloy Yourself (7-4 f.) ran. (Ainsworth.) sht. hd.; hd. ...
... proposed a toast to “peaceful co-exlstence,” and Mr. Attlee followed with toast “for Anglo-Soviet friendship.” Mr Wilfred Burke. Partv chairman. said regarding the unusual length of the conversation:—“The liquid was Scotch, but the conviviality was Irish ...
... Carson, R. Cunningham. T. G. Douglas. Johnston, K. Johnston, J. Leathern, J. M'Cleary, L. M'Cullough. Waringstown— G. Burke, J. Burke, G. W. Fawcett. S. W. Ferris. J. Hamilton, W. Hampton, R. Harwood. W. Jones, W. Orbinson, M'Meektn. E. M'Mullan. Queen’s ...
... Rathfarnham; sub-deacon. Rev. E. O'Neill, Sacramento; master of ceremonies. Rev. J. O'Hagan. CC.. Lurgan; chanters. Rev. J. P. Burke C.C., Newry. and Rev. L. McAleavey.l C.C.. Lurgan. Also present were :—Very Rev. D. Canon Gallery. P.P.. Banbridge; Very Rev ...