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... Hamilton-— Thompson DBI'ECTIVE CONSTABLE IVAN HAMILTON, who is well known in athletics and plays hockey for the R.U.C., was married in Rosemary Presbyterian Church, Belfast, on Friday to Miss Mary Charlotte Thompson, a secretary. The bridegroom is son ...
... at their head the Primate of All Ireland. The Most Rev, gr. d’Arcy was assisted by the Rev. Lord eymour, a cousin of the bridegroom; Canon Carnegie, sub-dean of the Abbey, and by the Rev. F. N. Hamilton, who for thirty-four years has been ...
... formed by Rev. J. B. Lowe, Miss Doreen Montgomery, rector of Ballinderry, assisted club secretary, presented Mr. by Rev. W. L. McCombe. Hamilton with a clock and Mr. Wylie said he was sure it was the wish of all the members that Mr. Hamilton should continue ...
... Hussars, and M's. Crichton Major Cole Hamilton, D.L.; Miss Cole Hamilton. Captain and Miss Cole Hamilton, Captain and Mrs. W. Cole Hamilton, lieutenant C. K. Cole Hamilton, Rev. A. H. Cole ...
... Henbarb Church, by the Rev. J. Hanson. Mr. Wm. Thompson, Cloughfin, to Sarah, third daughter of the late Mr. James Beattie, Tyngarty, near Blackwatcrtown, County Armagh. December 13. in the Scow.’ Church. Mary’s Abbey, by ' the Rev. John Hall, Alexander ...
... M’Corriston, Charlotte Street, Ballymoney, Miss Jean Hamilton and Miss Hetty Dalton. Sunnyside, Greenisland, sisters of the bridegroom. Their pretty frocks were of green angel skin lace over taffeta foundation. The cape effect sleeves were trimmed with taffeta ...
... blue coat over a natural-coloured frock arith accessories to tone. Hamilton-McMullan FFortwilliam Presbyterian Church, Belfast. Mr. Hugh Harvey Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Hamilton, 20 Court Street, Newtownards, married Miss Sarah Roberta McMullan ...
... 1723 Thi». I believe, in tb* oldest stone within the of the offl abbey ruins. The next eMeet that I found waa that Janes Mac ill, already recorded. Jot outside the remains of the Abbey wall is an imposing flat stone belonging the ITKays. Doonan. It bean ...
... and Miss D’arcy, Crebiliy; Rev. Charles and Mrs. Davcy, Ballymena : Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frazer, HiUmoont : Rev. Canon Grainger, Broughshanc Mr. F. Gordon, Belfast : Rev. Mr. and Mrs. King, Ballymena; Captain and Mrs. Ker, Rev. A- and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, The ...
... represented: -SOS. Knockagh, between the Ballymena Athletics and the John CrjTOUc; 553, Camckfergus. Br. Rev. Reserves. 1 did not think much o. the Hamilton Bennett: 787, Cloughfern. Br. J. Reserves forwards; in fact, not know what Carrickfergus. Br. White; ...
... Portglenone, | Straight across the road co. A“trlm £5OO Cheque for |Bro. Rev. R. S. Cunningham, in front of me, there was |and special preacher ~was nothing 1 could do to ug = | . |Bro. Rev. E. E. H. Porter. avoid it.” declared Mr. l ex l |tors ]M k m Organist ...
... GET £l5 Hyfß. JAS. B. HAMILTON, jXL of Charlotte Street, Ballymoney. now over 80. and a great lover of Old Ballymoney. has in bis possession a piece of linen over 100 years old which was woven in the Ballymoney area. Mr Hamilton finds the early days of ...