... HELEN BURKE TALKING FOOD A FAVOURITE IN FRANCE DO try this way of making sweetbread in crepine. The crepine is the caul of the pig, which is that lacy transparent membrane dotted with tittle blobs of crisp fat. It is used a great deal in France to wrap ...

... adjourned case in wide John Pcilock (20), of Killennan. Cross, Co. Derry, had been summoned for. as alleged, assaulting Annie Burke. Ballinamoor. Cross, Ist September Killennan, On defendant pleading guilty to common assault, the R.M.. Mr. J. M Shearer, refused ...

... Herron. C. Smith, A. Stewart. J. Nash. N Doherty, T. McCauchey; A Reed J, S. Doherty; S McCaul. C. McAllister, Boyle: McCaul, C Burke. G. Smith ST. EUNAN’S ~M Walsh; O j J Halplu. H Strain; P Sweeney. P V • Gallagher. McDevitte; P Ward. E Boyle; ' Canning, ...

... (cousin of the bride) was at J. Scott. B.D. (uncle of the bride). ! the organ and played Mendelssohn’s assisted by Rev. J. Burke. Adm.. West- 1 Wedding March. He also sang Ave port. Rev. S. McCauley. 8.A.. St. Col- | Maria (Gounod). Ranis Angelicus and ...

... visited the Tay Estuary and surroundings. Miss Margaret Burke spent few weeks holidaying in Glenhest, Newport, Co. Mayo, while her sister, Mrs Bella McGreeny, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Burke, Mulllnbuoys. Miss Kitty Friel has returned from America ...

... Frosses Inver Mountcharles juvenile team defeated Frosses Rovers cn Sunday at the local venue Outstanding for Presses were Geirv Burke, Seamus Kelly and B. Kelly. When a motor-cycle skidded and crashed into Dnmnakillew Bridge Brenter. the pillien rider. Mr. ...

... James McDermott. H. Clifford, P. Fisher, J. Murray, W. Brady, T.Cairns. J. J, McConway. T. Keegan. |T. O’Connoi. J. Curran. H- Burke and McLaughlin. Mr. Wm. F. Harrigan 1 acted as accompanist in his usual firstclass style, ...

... on the grave—from the owners and United Kingdom Agents of the.S.S. Cnosaga, and from the Londonderry Agents, Messrs R. A. Burke & Co. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Canon H. A. McKegney, rector of S. Augustines, Londonderry, on behalf of ...

... Ballyshannon. on Sunday, resulted in a facile win for the Ernesiders of 1-7 to nil. Without J. McMullan, J. Kelly. P. J. Burke and C. Hughes, the county finalists were unable to provide really strong opposition to fast-improving Bnllyshannon fifteen ...

... BY PUBLIC AUCTION We have been instructed by the Rege. the late James Burke SELL BY AUCTION, at the MARKET SQUARE, UTTTBRKBNNY. FRIDAY. 12th NOVEMBER, 1954, 3 30 o’ctock pm.: . LOT I—Farm of Land, situate in the ToamlarKi Calhame. containing 37a. 3r 20p ...

... from the wings and the plane dive earthwards. Greek Sailor Will Be Buried in Derry It was revealed in Derry by Messrs, R. A. Burke and Co., shipping agents, that the name the twentv-yearso!d seaman whose body was brought ashore from the merchant vessel at ...

... TALKING' FOOD Now try some Venison by Helen Burke I F you were made the gift of a 14111 sirloin of as I could recollect. It was my mother's way with a large piece of venison. you b c u oo ck k it ve a n l i l so a n t , on w c o e u o ld r Now cooking ...