... of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fitzsimons, 28, Hazeldene Avenue, Bangor. The Rev. Canon J. Hamilton officiated, assisted by the Rev. F. G. Guy (Bushmills) and the Rev. Canon A. A. Buchanan, Bishop-elect of Clog\er Mr. . R A. Anderson was the organist and a solo ...

... Leicester and Mrs. Curzon, Colonel and Lady Emily Kingscore, the Marquis of Worcester, Lord Claud J. Hamilton, Lord George Hamilton, | M.P., Lord Frederick Hamilton, and other rela- tives and friends, met at the church shortly before half-past eleven o'clock ...

... regretted hv his loving Wife. Sons and Daughters. Rest after suffering HAMILTON— March 17. 1948, at his residence. James Street, Cookstown. 8. J Hamilton, beloved husband of Elisabeth Hamilton and father of Madge. Funeral to-day (Friday), at p.m.. The Cemetery ...

... William Blunt. CULLEN—October 1, at Trim? Underhill Dulwich, Thomas Cullen, la the seventythird year of his age. DRUMMOND—At Victoria, British Columbia, Mabel, wife of Edmund Berkley Drummond, and daughter of the Rev. F. E. Tuke, Vicar of Borden, near ...

... killen. The ceremony was Rev. W. M. Gray officiated. Mr. Douglas George Wesber The bride, who was given DeTfOrmed by the Rev. LT. The bride. who was given and Miss Audrey T. C. away by her father, wore a Foster, assis.ed by the Rev. gway by her father, ...

... the Hon. and Rev. Frederick Curzon, vicar of Mickleover, and uncle of the bride. The bridesmaids were —Miss Drury Lowe, Lady Alice Hill, Miss Senhouse, and Miss Hood. The dress of the bride was of white glace silk, with two skirts trimmed with bouffaneß ...

... Capt. G. C. Henderson, R.N., and Mrs. Henderson; Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, the Very Rev. the Dean of Cork and Mm. Daunt, Rev. V*. Daunt, Mr. H. T. Daunt and Daunt, the Rev. T. Hamilton, Dr. and Miss Dunce, Mr. S. Lewis, Mrs. and Miss Lewis, Miss Bolton, Mr. Mucready ...

... by the Hon. and Rev. Frederick Curzon, vicar of Mickleover, and uncle of the bride. The bridesmaids were —Miss Drury Lowe, Lady Alice Hill, Miss Senhouse, and Miss The dress of the bride was of white glace silk, with two skirts trimmed with bouffanes of ...

... the choir, and Bro. R. Semple, tho meeting was closed by Bro. the Rev. W. G. Davis pronouncing the benediction. Marriage Westminster Abbey.— The marriage of Mr. James Baillie Hamilton with Lady Evelyn Campbell, fourth daughter of the Duke of Argyll, was ...

... Ibridesmaids-Miss Meta Hamilton, her sister; the 3 Hon. Beatrix Lister, Miss Mary and Miss Lilian .Hamilton, her nieces; Miss Borthwick, Miss Florence Halford, and Miss Mary Stephenson. The Ibride wore a dress of ivory satin, trimmed with lace l flower- ...

... in waiting were iresent at Divine service in the parish church, Vhippingham. The service was performed by the Rev. George Prothero. The Rev. Francis Whylie, Vicar of East Cowes, preached the sermon. The Duchess of Edinburgh and her children arrived in ...

... • hvlerixn Church, the Rev. I)r. Kn«n. Mr. S MuntyoUK ry. EUza, eldet-t dn iahur of Mr John Scott, Countv Down. M‘Roberta and Kirkpatrick—Ffciruary 4, at Man-e of the Scot’s Church, Melbourne, lh»- H-v. 4. Hetterinffton, the Rev. James M'Roberu. Baral«» ...