BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS (must be authenticated) -- 3s for 28 words or under and 9d for every additional line or 7 words.

Marriage

SMYTH--HYDE -- April 12, 1933, at the Parish Church, Donaghadee, by the Rev. M. H. G. Willis, M.A., M.B.E., Herbert Musgrave, eldest son of the late John Smyth and Mrs. Smyth. Fernhurst, Knockdene Park, Belfast, to Claire Maureen, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hyde, Clermiston, Donaghadee, Co. Down.

Deaths

BAIRD -- April 20, 1933, at Massereene Hospital, Antrim, William, beloved husband of Rachael Baird, Massereene, Antrim. Funeral from his residence on to-morrow (Sunday), at 3 o'clock, for interment in Antrim Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family.
American papers please copy.

BEATTIE -- April 22, 1933, at her residence, Corner House, Hillsboro', Elizabeth, widow of James Beattie. The remains of our beloved mother will be removed from above address on Monday, 24th April, at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Hillsboro' Churchyard. Friends will please accept this intimation.
     Father in Thy gracious keeping
     Leave we now our loved one sleeping.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Family.

BODEN -- April 21, 1933, at the Sanatorium. Whiteabbey, Sophia, beloved daughter of William and Anna Boden. Her remains will be removed from her residence, 20 Rotterdam Street, on Monday, at 3 o'clock, for interment in City Cemetery. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
"Gone to be with Christ, which is far better."
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Mother, Brothers and Sisters.

BOYD -- April 22, 1933, at her son-in-law's residence, 17 Moat Avenue, Donaghadee, Eliza Jane Boyd, 7 Garden Street, Belfast. Funeral from 7 Garden Street on Monday, at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Carnmoney Cemetery. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted by her Daughters and Sons-in-law.

BRYANS -- April 20, 1933, at Purdysburn Hospital, Robert, beloved husband of Georgina Bryans. Funeral private.
Deeply regretted by his Wife and three little Children, 130 Donegall Avenue.

BURNS -- April 21, 1933. at her residence, Brackley, Markethill, Eliza Jane, widow of the late John Burns. Funeral to-morrow (Sunday), at 2-30 p.m., to family burying-ground, Markethill.

CROOKES -- April 22, 1933, at 37 Pine Street, Mary Crookes. The remains of our dear mother will be removed to City Cemetery on Monday, at 2-30 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Family and Grand-daughter. MAMIE.

DEMPSTER -- April 21, 1933, at her mother's residence, 9 Westmoreland Street, Isabella Voney, beloved wife of William Dempster. Funeral from above address on Monday, at 2-30 p.m., City Cemetery.
      Deeply regretted.

DEMPSTER -- April 21, 1933, at her parents' residence, 9 Westmoreland Street, Isabella Vaughan, the dearly-beloved daughter of John and Isabella Luney. Her remains will be removed from above address on Monday, at 2-30, for interment in City Cemetery. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
   We are, O Lord, deprived of one
      Who was to us most dear;
   Teach us to say: "Thy will be done,"
      While we on earth wait here.
Deeply regretted by her Father, Mother, Sisters, and Brothers; also her Mother-in-law, Brothers-in-law, and Sister-in-law, Nephews, and Nieces.

FERNHILL TEMPERANCE L.O.L. 1330.
DEMPSTER -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the wife of their highly-esteemed Member. Br. W. Dempster.
T. M'MILLAN. W.M.; J. B. IRVINE, Secy.

FERNIIILL TEMPERANCE R.A.P.C. 1338.
DEMPSTER -- The Officers and Members or above Chapter are requested to attend the funeral of the wife of their highly-esteemed Member, Br. W. Dempster.
J. C. IRVINE, W.M.; W. DUDDY, Reg.

FERNHILL TEMPERANCE R.B.P. 1009.
DEMPSER -- The Officers and Members of above Preceptory are requested to attend the funeral of the wife of their highly-esteemed Member, Sir Knt. W. Dempster.
J. LOUGHLIN, W.M.; G. BELL. Reg.

GALBRAITH -- April 22, 1933, at her residence, 6 Young's Row, Ellen Galbraith. -- R.I.P. The remains of our beloved mother will be removed from St. Matthew's R.C. Church, on Monday, 24th inst., at 2 o'clock, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
     On her soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter and Son-in-law; also Grandchildren. ELLEN AND MICHAEL M'GRILLEN, 13 Young's Row.

GALBRAITH -- April 22, 1933, at her residence, 6 Young's Row, Ellen Galbraith. -- R.I.P. The remains of my beloved mother will be removed from St. Matthew's R.C. Church, on Monday, 24th inst., at 2 o'clock, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
     Our Lady of Pity pray for her.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Son, EDWARD GALBRAITH.

GALBRAITH -- April 22, 1933, at her residence, 6 Young's Row, Ellen Galbraith. -- R.I.P. The remains of our beloved mother will be removed from St. Matthew's R.C. Church, on Monday, 24th inst., at 2 o'clock, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter and Son-in-law; also Grandchildren. REBECCA AND HUGH HUNTER, 29 Belmont Street.

GALBRAITH -- April 22, 1933, at her residence, 6 Young's Row, Ellen Galbraith. -- R.I.P. The remains of our beloved mother will be removed from St. Matthew's R.C. Church, on Monday, 24th inst., at 2 o'clock, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, pray for her.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter and Son-in-law; also Grandchildren. MARY AND JOHN M'CLINTON, 8 Young's Row.

GREER -- April 21, 1933, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, after a serious operation, Robert (Bob), fourth son of John and Mary Greer. Funeral will leave his parents' residence, 66 Medway Street, on Monday, at 2 p.m., for interment in Dundonald Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by Father, Mother; also Jim, Jackie, Harry, and Kathleen: also his loving Brother and Sister-in-law, Wesley and Dolly Greer, 3 Halkirk Street, Partick, Glasgow; also his loving Sister and Brother-in-law, Jennie and Bobble Magee, 54 Medway Street; also his loving Sister and Brother-in-law, Mary and Christie Armstrong, 56 Medway Street; also his loving Sister and Brother-in-law, Annie and Harry M'Adams, 76 Templemore Avenue; also his loving Grandmother, Jennie Ireland Greer, Mosside, Derriaghy.

HOUSTON -- April 21, 1933, at his residence, 2 Ivan Street, Lisburn, Samuel Houston. The remains of our dear father will be removed for interment in Lisburn Cemetery on to-morrow (Sunday), at 3-30 p.m. Friends will please accept this intimation.
     Deeply regretted.

LISBURN OLD BOYNE L.O.L. 207.
HOUSTON -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the father of their highly-esteemed Member, Br. Samuel Houston.
M. BEATTIE. W.M.; T. GILMORE, Secy.

INDEPENDENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES -- LISNAGARVEY TENT.
HOUSTON -- The Members of above Tent and Order are requested to attend the funeral of their late respected Brother, Samuel Houston.
S. MARSHALL, C.R.; J. LEINSTER. Secy.

EAST DOWN DRUMMING CLUB.
HOUSTON -- The Officers and Members of above Club are requested to attend the funeral of the father of their esteemed Member, Brother Samuel Houston.
J. JONES. Chairman; J. M'KEOWN. Secy.

HOWLEY -- April 21, 1933, at his daughter's residence 39 Ship Street, Belfast, Edward, dearly-beloved father of Mary Heatley -- R.I.P. His remains will be removed from St. Joseph's Church, on Monday, at 1-30 o'clock, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
Sweet Heart of Mary, in your prayers extol.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on his soul.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Daughter and Son-in-law, MARY AND JAMES HEATLEY. Also Grandchildren and Great-grandchildren. 20 Dock Street, Belfast

HOWLEY -- April 21, 1933, at 39 Ship Street, Edward, husband of the late Maria Howley (formerly of Dublin). -- R.I.P. Fortified by the Rites of the Holy Catholic Church. Funeral on Monday, at 1-30 p.m., from St. Joseph's Catholic Church, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by his Daughter, Son-in-law, and Grandchildren. JANE AND ROBERT BEGGS. 39 Ship Street. Also his Son, Joseph, Dublin.

JONES -- April 21, 1933, at her residence, 39 St. Kilda Street, Mary Ellen Jones. The remains of our dear mother will be removed on Monday, at 2 p.m., for interment in Ballylesson Churchyard. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter and Sons and Daughters-in-law; also her Brother, William Bassett, and Sister, Mrs. Sarah Ritchie.

LEWIS -- April 22, 1933, at his parents' residence, 1 Brae Terrace, Crumlin, Henry Arthur (Harry), eldest and dearly-loved son of Samuel and Emma Lewis. Funeral to Glenavy Churchyard on Monday, 24th inst.
     Deeply regretted.

LINTON -- April 21, 1933, at his son's residence, 20 The Mount, Belfast, George Linton. Funeral private.
Deeply regretted by his Sons and Daughters and Grandchildren.
American and Canadian papers please copy.

MAXWELL -- April 21, 1933, at a Private Nursing Home, Margaret Boyd, dearly-beloved wife of Thomas B. Maxwell, Main Street, Saintfield. Funeral from above address on Monday, at 2-30 p.m., to Second Saintfield. No flowers.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

MOORE -- April 21, 1933, at his Brother-in-law's residence, Brookvale, Magheramorne, Robert, dearly-beloved husband of Bessie Moore. Funeral from his late residence, Glynn, on to-morrow (Sunday), 23rd inst., at 3-30 p.m., to Glynn Churchyard.
     "Peace, perfect peace."
Deeply regretted by his loving Wife and Sons.

LARNE MASONIC LODGE. No. 41.
MOORE -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge, and other Brethren, are requested to attend the funeral of their esteemed Member, Br. Robert Moore.
G. M'ILROY. W.M.; S. BOYD, Secy.

M'INTOSH -- April 21, 1933, at her residence, 5 Main Street, Groomsport, Mary, dearly-loved wife of Ross M'Intosh. Funeral on to-morrow (Sunday), at 2-30, to Bangor New Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

M'KEOWN -- April 21, 1933, at her residence, 96 Eliza Street Belfast, Martha, the dearly-beloved daughter of the late Robert and Martha M'Keown. Fortified by the Rites of the Holy Church. -- R.I.P. Her remains will be removed from the above address on Monday, at 2 o'clock, for interment in Friar Bush Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Brother and Sisters.

M'WILLIAMS -- April 21, 1933, at a Private Nursing Home, Robert James, the beloved husband of Isabella M'Williams. Interred to-day at Carnmoney. Deeply regretted.
18 Hughenden Avenue

O'BRIEN -- April 22, 1933, at his residence, 43 Hopefield Avenue, Belfast, Patrick, dearly-beloved husband of Ellen O'Brien. -- R.I.P. His remains will be removed from above address to Holy Family Church, Newington, on to-morrow (Sunday), at 8 p.m. Funeral on Monday, at 12 noon, to Milltown Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family.

RAINEY -- April 21. 1933, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Sarah, the beloved wife of Henry Rainey. Her remains will be removed from her late residence, 116 Ravenhill Road at 2 p.m.. on to-morrow (Sunday), 23rd inst., to the family burying-ground, Randalstown Churchyard.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION, LARNE BRANCH.
RAINEY -- The Officers and Members of the above Branch regret to learn of the death of the mother of their esteemed Member, William Rainey, and beg to tender their sincere sympathy.
THOMAS BLACKLEY. Pres.; SAMUEL SEMPLE, Secy.

ROBINSON -- April 21, 1933, at his residence, 27 Florence Court, Portadown, George, dearly-beloved husband of Mary Robinson. Funeral on to-morrow (Sunday), at 4 p.m., to Seagoe Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife.

SAVAGE -- April 21, 1933, at 65 William Street, Newtownards, James Savage. The remains of my beloved husband will be removed for interment in the family burying-ground, Raffrey, on to-morrow (Sunday), at 2 p.m.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family. ELIZABETH SAVAGE.

DERRYOGUE DEFENDERS' L.O.L. 424, KILKEEL.
SCOTT -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of their esteemed Worshipful Master, Br. Wm. Scott, sen. Funeral from his residence, Harbour Road, Kilkeel, to Mourne Presbyterian Church on to-morrow (Sunday), 23rd inst., at 3 p.m. Regalia to be worn. Brethren to assemble at Kilkeel Orange Hall, at 2-30 p.m.
THOMAS BECK (Senior), D.M.; ROBERT GEORGE M'KEE, Secy.

COMBINED R.A.P.C.'s No. 343B, 424, 606, 1034, KILKEEL.
SCOTT -- The Officers and Members of above Chapters are requested to attend the funeral of their esteemed Member, Br. Wm. Scott, sen., and extend to the bereaved family and relatives their sincere sympathy. Regalia to be worn. Brethren to assemble at Kilkeel Orange Hall, at 2-30 p.m.
GEORGE EWART, W.M.; DAVID TEGGARTY, Reg.

ELIJAH'S CHOSEN FEW R.B.P. 208. KILKEEL. SCOTT -- The Officers and Sir Knights of above Preceptory are requested to attend the funeral of their esteemed Member, Sir Knight Wm. Scott. sen., and tender to the bereaved family and relatives their sincere sympathy. Regalia to be worn. Brethren to assemble at Kilkeel Orange Hall, at 2-30 p.m.
THOMAS GRAHAM, W.M.; ROBERT GEORGE M'KEE. Reg.

SPENCE -- April 21, 1933, at her residence, Milltown, Shaw's Bridge, Isabella, widow of John Spence. Funeral on Monday, April 24, at 2-30 p.m., to Ballylesson Churchyard. At rest.

SPRAY -- April 21, 1933, at his residence, 34 Glenfarne Street, John H. dearly-loved husband of Agnes Spray. Funeral to Dundonald Cemetery on Monday at 2-30 p.m.
Deeply regretted by bis Borrowing Wife and Family.

STEPHENS -- April 8, 1933, at Consort, Alberta, Canada, George W., loved husband of Emma Stephens.

THOMPSON -- April 22, 1933 (suddenly), William, dearly-loved husband of Sarah Jane Thompson. Funeral from his late residence, Gate Lodge, North Street, Lurgan, on Monday, at 2 o'clock, to the NEw Cemetery.

WATTERSON -- April 21, 1933, at Royal Victoria Hospital, Annie, beloved wife of John Watterson. Her remains will be removed from her late residence, 22 Tenth Street, on Monday, 24th inst., at 2-30, for Ballylesson.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

KING WILLIAM YOUNG DEFENDERS' JUNIOR L.O.L. No. 2. WATTERSON -- The Officers and Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the mother of their esteemed Brothers, S. and J. Andrews.
W. ROBB, W.M.; R. HENDERSON, Secy.; J. HAMILTON, Supt.

DEATH. (Too late for Classification.) pg11

FITZSIMMONS -- April 22, 1933, at his residence, 30 Pound Street, Terence, the beloved husband of Ellen Fitzsimmons. -- R.I.P. His remains will be removed from above address on Monday, at 2 o'clock, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on his soul.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family; also his Father.

Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Family desire to return their sincere thanks to everyone who sympathised with them in their sad bereavement; also those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- ii London Road.

Mrs. Blair, Son and Daughter desire to thank all those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also those who sent letters of condolence. -- 39 Agnes Street.

Mrs. William Coey and Family desire to express their sincere thanks to the many kind Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also all those who assisted in search parties. Hoping this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- Ballydrain, Comber.

Mr. and Mrs. Gamble desire to thank the many friends who sympathised with them in their sad bereavement, especially the Neighbours of Coolderry Street, for their kind attention and floral tributes. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 66 Coolderry Street.

Mr. and Mrs. John Long and Family wish to thank the many kind friends who sympathised with them in their recent bereavement; also those who sent beautiful flowers. Trusting this will be accepted by all. -- 22a Duncrue Street.

Mr. R. M'Kelvey and Family desire to return their sincere thanks to all those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement, especially those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 10 Limepark Street.

The Sister and Brothers of the late Sarah M'Master desire to return their sincere thanks to the many kind Friends who sympathised with them in their sad bereavement; also those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence, and to the Sister and Nurses of No. 15 Ward, Royal Victoria Hospital. Trusting this will be accepted by all. -- 97 Ravenhill Road.

Roll of Honour -- In Memoriam.

MONTGOMERY -- A tribute to the memory of a dearly-loved son and brother, Charlie, killed in action 23rd April, 1915.
     "Until the day break."
ANNIE AND TOM KENNEDY. ALEC. AND LIZZIE MONTGOMERY. 268 Shore Bond.

In Memoriam

CLARKE -- In loving memory of my dear wife, Jane Clarke, who departed this life on the 23rd April, 1932, and was interred in Derriaghy Churchyard.
     Gone, but not forgotten.
Ever remembered by her loving Husband, JOSEPH CLARKE. Also her dear Brother and Sister. JOHN PEDLOW AND BELLA M'CULLOUGH. Also Brother-in-law and Sister-in-law. Belsize Road, Derriaghy.

CURRAN -- In loving memory of my dear wife, Jeannie Elizabeth, who departed this life April 22, 1932.
   Do not ask us if we miss her.
      No one knows the bitter pain
   We have suffered since we lost her.
      Our home will never he the same.
Inserted by her loving Husband. THOMAS JAMES CURRAN and Family. 45 Annette Street.

CURRIE -- In affectionate remembrance of our dear brother, Wilson, who departed this life on 23rd April, 1932, and was interred in City Cemetery.
Sadly missed by bis loving Brother and Sister-in-law. JAMES AND JEAN CUBBJE. And his Sister and Brother-in-law. MAY AND RALPH ADAMS.

FERGUSON -- In loving memory of my dear husband, William Kain Ferguson, who passed away April 23, 1932.
Ever remembered by his loving Wife. M. J. FERGUSON. Downshire, Islandmagee.

HANNA -- In loving memory of my dear husband. David Hanna, who passed away on 23rd April, 1932, and was interred in Knocknamuckley Cemetery, Gilford.
   I have lost my soul's companion.       A life linked with my own:    One in hope, in love, and feeling,       Death divided, now alone. Deeply regretted by his loving Wife, Son, Daughter-in-law, and Grandchild. SARAH WALLACE HANNA. 41 Oregon Street.

HUNTER -- In loving memory of my dear mother, Jane Hunter, who died April 22, 1930.
   Why should we weep when the weary one rests
      In the bosom of Jesus supreme.
   In the mansions of Glory prepared for the blest,
      For death is no more than a dream.
Ever remembered by her loving Son and Daughter-in-law, WILLIAM AND JEAN HUNTER. 24 Ladas Drive, Belfast.

HUNTER -- In loving memory of my dear Mother, who passed away on the 22nd April, 1930, and was interred In Shankill Cemetery.
     As I loved her so I miss her.
DAVID HUNTER.

MARTIN -- A tribute of love to the memory of our dear daughter, Martha (Mattle), who fell asleep on the 22nd April, 1929.
     Always in our thoughts.
78 Ainsworth Avenue.

MILLAR -- In affectionate remembrance of Bob, who was called Home on 23rd April, 1926.
TOM AND RUTH MILLAR.

SHAW -- In loving remembrance of our dear daughter, Agnes (May), who passed away on 22nd April, 1932; also our dear daughter, Margaret (Daisy), who passed away on 24th January, 1930. Both were interred in Carnmoney Cemetery.
     Still sadly missed.
Ever remembered by their Father, Mother, and Sister. 21 Parkmount Street.

SOMERVILLE -- In loving memory of my dear wife, Margaret, who passed away April 22, 1931.
     "Christ shall join each broken link."
Ever remembered by her loving Husband and Daughter. 43 Killowen Street.

WILSON -- In cherished memory of Archie, only son of Annie and the late Archibald Wilson, died 22nd April, 1919.
     Peacefully sleeping while memory clings.
Ever remembered by his loving Mother and 103 York Road.

WRIGHT -- In loving memory of my dear husband, and our dear father, John Wright, late of 263 North Queen Street, who departed this life on 22nd April, 1928, and was interred in Carnmoney Cemetery.
   A face that is ever before us,
      A voice that we cannot forget;
   A smile that will linger for ever,
      In our memory we still see it yet.
Ever remembered by his loving Wife and Family. JANE WRIGHT. Rosemount House, Knock,

Clippings

CORONER'S CRITICISM OF DOCTOR.

POOR RELIEF POINT.

"MEDICAL ORDER NOT TIMED"

REFLECTIONS ON CHILD'S DEATH.

A remarkable incident took place at an inquest in Cardiff on Friday when, during the hearing of medical evidence touching the death of a seven-year-old boy, the Coroner (Mr. Gerald Tudor) declared that if necessary he would go into the witness-box in his own court and swear to a conversation he had had with the doctor.

The inquest was on Leslie Davis, of Patrick Street, Cardiff, who died from heart failure following measles.

When the inquest was opened a week ago Dr. David W. Girvan, of London Square, Cardiff, stated that he did not visit the house to attend the child when requested by the parents because he considered a new medical relief order was necessary under the poor relief regulations, as the address had been changed.

ORDER NOT REVOKED.

On Friday Mr. R. G. Roberts, deputy public assistance officer, said there was no time limit attached to the order issued to Dr. Girvan, and it was not revoked by a change of address so long as the patient continued to reside in the doctor's area.

Dr. Girvan, recalled, said he thought a fresh order was necessary after 14 days. He also thought the child was improving, and he was given no indication that it was an urgent case. "If I had thought it was I would have gone to the house," he added.

Mr. Gwilym Richards, who represented Dr. Girvan, said, the doctor acted under the genuine belief that a new order was necessary.

Turning to the doctor the Coroner remarked, "You did not tell that a medical relief order had bean issued or give the explanation you have now given?"

Dr. Girvan, replied that he did not think it necessary, whereupon the Coroner said, "In my opinion it was highly important. If necessary, I will go into the witness-box in my own court and swear to conversations which took place between us."

"CHILD MIGHT HAVE LIVED"

Dr. Girvan agreed that it might have been possible for the child to have lived if medical attention had been given on the day before death.

Returning a verdict of death from natural causes, the Coroner said, "It is important that there should be no misapprehension as to what the duties of a doctor are and to ensure that a poor person can expect to receive medical attention."

"He could not help feeling that there was a distinct possibility that if medical attention had been received by the child it might have been still alive.

"I have borne in mind the whole of the evidence and also the different explanations of the doctor," he said, "and I feel that I must say, in my opinion, it is to be regretted that Dr. Girvan did not attend the child on the day before its death. It should be made perfectly clear that a medical relief order is in force until the person has recovered."

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COLLAPSED AT HIS WORK.

LURGAN MAN'S SUDDEN DEATH.

William Thompson, North Street, Lurgan, a boilerman in the employment of the Bessbrook Weaving Company, Lurgan, collapsed at his work this morning and died in a few minutes.

Deceased had been under medical care for some time, and an inquest was not considered necessary.

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BANGOR FAMILIES UNITED.

STANLEY--HUNTER.

Ballygilbert Presbyterian Church was the picturesque setting of the wedding to-day of Mr. James Clifford Stanley, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley, Knockmore Park, Bangor, and Miss Iris Marjorie Hunter, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hunter, 7 Raglan Road, Bangor.

Rev. R. J. Morrell, senior minister of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Bangor, was the officiating clergyman, and it is interesting to recall that he officiated also at the marriage of the bride's parents in the same church.

The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a light brown two-piece suit of marocain, and dark brown hat and dark brown shoes with bag to match. In the coat she wore a spray of small yellow rosebuds. Her bridesmaid, Miss Ivy Stanley, sister of the bridegroom, wore a two-piece suit, the coat being dark brown and the frock dark brown and beige. Her hat was dark brown, and she also had a spray of small yellow roses. She wore a string of Cornelian beads, the gift of the bridegroom.

Mr. Trevor Stanley, brother of the bride-groom, was best man.

The bride's mother wore a navy blue cow and hat and a navy blue and white frock, with silver fox tie. The bridegroom's mother's chiffon frock was worn with hat to match. Both Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Stanley had sprays of pink carnations.

After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, and later Mr. and Mrs. Stanley left for a honey-moon tour in Southern Ireland. Going away the bride wore a brown check suit with hat to match.

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LISBELLAW FARMER'S FATE.

BODY FOUND IN QUARRY HOLE.

An inquest was held on Friday evening in Brookeborough by Captain Gordon, coroner, concerning the death of James Smith (48), Sarnamullen, Lisbellaw, whose body was found in a quarry some distance from his house.

Mrs. Sarah Smith (wife) said her husband secured the farm in December, 1932, and was worrying ever since about the buying of it.

Sergeant Bentley, Lisbellaw, said he went out with another constable and found deceased in a quarry hole containing water at a distance of about 500 yards from his house. There were no marks on the body. In witness's opinion the man appeared to have jumped in as the body was so far from the edge.

Dr. Francis A. Carragher, Lisnaskea, said in his opinion death was caused by asphyxia due to immersion in the water. The jury found according to the doctor's opinion, and added that death was self-inflicted during temporary insanity. The Coroner, police and jury expressed sympathy with the relatives. Deceased leaves a wife and six children.

 

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Deaths

ARMSTRONG -- April 24, 1933, at Royal Victoria Hospital, Elizabeth (Lily), dearly-loved daughter of Robert and Mary Jane Armstrong. Her remains will be removed from her parents' residence, 59 Mayo Street, to-morrow (Wednesday), 26th inst., at 2-30, for interment in City Cemetery. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
   "Absent from the body, at Home with the Lord."
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Father, Mother, Sisters, and Brother.

ARMSTRONG -- April 24, 1933, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Elizabeth (Lily), dearly-loved sister of Annie Moore. Her remains will he removed from her parents' residence, 69 Mayo Street, to-morrow (Wednesday), 26th inst., at 2-30, for interment in City Cemetery.
   "Safe in the arms of Jesus."
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Sister and Brother-in-law. ANNIE AND GEORGE MOORE, 425 Ballater Street, Glasgow, C.5.

MOURNE VILLA F.C.
ARMSTRONG -- Members of above Club are requested to attend the funeral of the sister of their highly-esteemed Member, R. Armstrong, Jun.
J. R. GRAHAM. Secy.; W. SMITH, Treasurer.

BINGHAM -- April 24, 1933, at the Hospital, Lisburn Road, Thomas, the dearly-beloved son of Charles and Maria Bingham. His remains will be removed from his parents' residence, 106 Sugarfield Street, on to-morrow (Wednesday), at 3 p.m., for interment in Shankill Burying-ground. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Father, Mother, and little Sister.

BLACK -- April 24, 1933, at Whiteabbey Sanatorium, Robert W., loved husband of Madge Black, and son of the late George Black and of Mrs. Black, 113 Beechfield Street. Funeral from 63 Parkmount Street, on to-morrow (Wednesday), at 3 p.m., to Dundonald. Friends please accept this (the only) intimation. At rest.
MADGE BLACK.

BLACK -- April 24, 1933, Robert William (Rupert), son of the late Mr. Geo. Black, late Stationmaster, Saintfield, and Mrs. Black, 113 Beechfield Street, Belfast. Funeral from 63 Parkmount Street, Shore Road, tomorrow (Wednesday), at 3 p.m., to Dundonald Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Mother, Sisters, and Brothers.

BOYD -- April 24, 1933, at her residence, 65 Oldpark Road, Sarah Boyd. Her remains will be removed. from above address on Thursday, 27th inst., at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Balmoral Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her Brother, Sisters, Nephews, and Niece.

BRAITHWAITE -- April 24, 1933, at his residence, 63 Pernau Street, John (Paul) Braithwaite. The remains of our beloved father will be removed from the above address to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2-30, for interment ib City Cemetery.
   Christ shall join each broken link.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Sons and Daughter. HUGH, JOHN, AND EDITH.

BROWN -- April 24, 1923, at his residence, Drumgavilen, Ballynahinch, William, dearly-beloved Husband of Mary Brown. His remains will be removed from above address to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for interment in Magheradroll Burying-ground. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted. MARY BROWN.

BURLING -- April 24, 1933, at Ards District Hospital, Margaret C. Burling. The remains of our beloved mother will be removed from 72 James Street, Newtownards, on to-morrow (Wednesday), at 4 p.m., for interment in Movilla Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Family.

CLUGSTON -- April 24, 1933, at her residence, Cogry, Ballyclare, Margaret Clugston. The remains of our dear aunt will be removed for interment in Ballylinney Burying-ground on tomorrow (Wednesday), at, 3-30 p.m. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
SAMUEL CLUGSTON, MARY SHANNON, AND MARTHA INGRAM.

CORKEN -- April 24, 1933, at her grandparents' residence, 11 M'Keown Street, Lisburn, Sarah, the only child of James and the late Sarah Corken, Warren Park. Funeral from her grandparents' residence, on to-morrow (Wednesday), at 3 p.m., for interment in Lisburn Cemetery. Friends will please accept this intimation.
   A lamb in the Shepherd's fold.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, and Great-Grandmother.

FERGUSON -- April 25, 1933, at his sister-in-law's residence, 1 Castle Terrace, Larne Harbour, William Taylor, beloved husband of Margaret Ferguson. Funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 9 p.m., to Larne New Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Sons.

BOYNE DEFENDERS L.O.L. 1297.
FERGUSON -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of their late highly-respected Brother, William Ferguson, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 3 p.m.
T. PEOPLES. W.M.; A. KUSSELL, Secretary.

HEANEY -- April 24, 1933, at Royal Victoria Hospital, Minnie Heaney, late of Cripples' Institute. Her remains will he removed from above Hospital to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2-30, for interment in Lisburn Cemetery.
   "Safely anchored."
Deeply regretted by her Cousin (Lala); also her faithful Friend (Lizzie Stewart).

HEANEY -- April 24, 1933, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, Minnie Heaney (late of Cripples' Institute, Belfast). Funeral private. Deeply regretted,

IRELAND -- April 24, 1933, John, younger and dearly-loved son of John and Elizabeth Ireland. His remains will be removed from 67 Ardenvohr Street, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2-30 p.m., for interment to Dundonald Cemetery.
   "Pillowed on my Saviour's breast,"
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Father ana Mother, Brother, and Sister.

JAMIESON -- April 25, 1933, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Annie, beloved wife of James Jamieson. Funeral from her mothers residence, Ballinloob, Dunloy, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 3 p.m., (S.T.), to the family burying-ground, Dunloy. Friends Will please accept this (the only) intimation.
   "Gone to be with Christ, which is far better."
Station Road, Larne.

KERR -- April 23, 1933, at Antrim Mental Hospital, Harriet M. A., beloved wife of Joseph Kerr, Tanzy Road, Ballinderry. Funeral from above hospital at 11 a.m. to-morrow (Wednesday), by motor, arriving atMagheragall Churchyard about 12 noon. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted br her sorrowing Husband, Brothers, and Sister; also her Nephews and Nieces.

MARTIN -- April 24, 1933, at Sunapee House, Dromore, Co. Down, David, eldest son of the late William Martin, Rockview, Ballyvicknakelly, Dromore. Funeral on to-morrow (Wednesday), at 3 o'clock, to Banbridge Road Presbyterian Churchyard.

MILLIKEN -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 21 Ponsonby Avenue, Marianne, dearly-beloved wife of Robert Milliken. Funeral from above address on Thursday, at 2-30 p.m., to Carnmoney.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

MILLIKEN -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 21 Ponsonby Avenue, Marianne, dearly-beloved mother of Robert Milliken. Funeral from above address on Thursday, at 2-30 p.m., to Carnmoney.
Deeply regretted by her loving Son, Daughter-in-law, and Grandson. ROBT. V., BEATRICE, AND NORMAN MILLIKEN. 521 Oldpark Road.

MORRISON -- April 25, 1933, at his residence, Shore Street, Killyleagh, Alexander, dearly-beloved husband of Minnie Morrison. Funeral from above address on Thursday, at 3 p.m., for interment in Killyleagh Meeting House.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family; also his Daughter-in-law ana Grandchildren.

M'CALLUM -- April 24, 1933, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, William C. M'Callum, dearly-beloved son of Margaret and the late John M'Callum. His remains will be removed from his late residence, 26 Peveril Street, on to-morrow (Wednesday), at 1-30, for interment in Millrow Burying-ground, Antrim.
Deeply regretted by his loving Mother, Brothers, and Sister.

M'CLURE -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 8 Camberwell Terrace, Antrim Road, Matilda Hodges, wife of the late James M'Clure, formerly of Ballycastle, Co. Antrim. Funeral private.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter, Son-in-law, and Grand-daughters. AMELIA AND WILLIAM DUNN, 58 Bawnmore Road.

M'CLURE -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 8 Camberwell Terrace, Antrim Road, Belfast, Matilda Hodges, wife of the late James M'Clure, formerly of Ballycastle, Co. Antrim. Funeral private.

M'lLVEEN -- April 21, 1933, at his residence, Glassdrummond, Ballynahinch, Arthur, beloved husband of Eliza M'Ilveen. Funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 3 p.m., for interment in First Presbyterian Burying-ground, Ballynahinch. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family.

GLASSDRUMMOND L.O.L. No. 660.
M'ILVEEN -- The Officers and Brethren are requested to attend the funeral of their late Worshipful Master, Br. Arthur M'Ilveen, at 3 p.m., on to-morrow (Wednesday), to First Presbyterian Burying-ground.
ROBERT GIBSON, Deputy Master; JOHN HEMPKIN, Secy.

BALLYNAHINCH DISTRICT L.O.L. No. 17
MILVEEN -- The Officers and Members of the above are requested to attend the funeral of Worshipful Brother Arthur M'Ilveen, from Glassdrummond, at 3 p.m., on to-morrow (Wednesday).
ROBERT BROWN, Deputy Master; WILLIAM BELL, Dist. Deputy Master; DAVID REID, Secy.

M'KEE -- April 24, 1933, at her residence, 6 Church Street, Newtownards, Jane, widow of James M'Kee. Orlock. The remains of my dear sister-in-law will be removed from above address to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Bangor New Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her Sister-in-law, MARTHA W. COURTNEY, 24 Moore's Place, Belfast.

O'NEILL -- April 24, 1933, at her residence, 461 Falls Road, Belfast, Mary O'Neill, youngest daughter of Francis and Mary O'Neill. -- R.I.P. Funeral from St. John's Church, on to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 p.m.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on her soul.

PATTEN -- April 24, 1933, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Elizabeth J. (Elsie), eldest and much-loved daughter of Joseph and Grace Patten. Funeral from her late residence, Haystown, Straid. Ballyclare, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 1 o'clock, to Ballylinney Burying-ground. Friends will please accept this intimation. Deeply regretted.

SMYTH -- April 25, 1933, at her brother's residence, 27 Sandown Road, Sadie, beloved daughter of the late David and Elizabeth Smyth. The remains of our beloved sister will be removed from above address on Thursday, 27th April, at 3 p.m., for interment in Dundonald Churchyard.
Gone to be with Christ, Whom she trusted.
Deeply regretted by her Sister, Brother, and Niece. LIZZIE, BETTY, AND HUGH SMYTH.

STAR OF THE NORTH L.O.L. 1053, BALLYHACKAMORE.
SMYTH -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the sister of their highly-esteemed Member, Br. H. Smyth, P.M.
R. VANCE. W.M.; P. HABBIS. P.M., Secy.

ALBERT TOTRAL ABSTINENCE R.B.P. 322.
SMYTH -- The Officers and Sir Knights of above Preceptory are requested to attend the funeral of the sister of their highly-esteemed member, Sir Knt. H. Smyth. P.M., Treasurer.
J. BARR, W.M.; D. HUME, P.M., Reg.

TOWNSEND -- (Suddenly), on 24th April, 1933, Arthur John, dearly-beloved husband of Annie Savage Townsend, 22 Glencollyer Street, Belfast. Funeral private.

BOILERMAKERS IRON, AND STEEL SHIPBUILDERS' SOCIETY. BELFAST No. 1 BRANCH.
TOWNSEND -- The Officers and Members deeply regret to learn of the death of their highly respected and esteemed Secretary, Br. A. J. Townsend.
J. HAROLD, President; JAS. BOYD, Treasurer.

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ALLAN -- April 25, 1933, at his residence, 1 North Street, Ballymena, Andrew, beloved husband of Margaret Allan. Funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 6 p.m., to New Cemetery.

SMYTH -- April 25, 1933, at a Nursing Home, Lisburn, Catherine, widow of W. O. Smyth, Enniskillen. Funeral private.

Thanks

The Sons and Daughters-in-law of the late JAMES GREER desire to thank all the kind Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all -- 73 Omeath Street.

The Sister of the late JAMES MOORE wishes to thank all the kind Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with her in her sad bereavement, especially Blue Banner. L.O.L. 1942, and to all those who sent letters of sympathy. Hoping this acknowledgement will be accepted by all. -- 47 Bracken Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Prey, Jun., wish to thank sincerely the numerous kind Friends who sympathised with them on the death of their little daughter, Pat; to those who sent letters and telegrams, and to the Children for their beautiful flowers. -- 40 Fleet Street, Belfast.

Sons and daughter of their late mother, ELIZA A. PATTERSON desire to return their sincere thanks to the many kind Friends who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence. Trusting this will be accepted by all. -- 20 Dufferin Avenue, Bangor.

The Family of the late ROWLAND SAVAGE desire to return their sincere thanks to the many kind Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent bereavement, especially to those Friends who sent beautiful floral tributes and letters of condolence. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 1 Clonallen Street.

Mrs. Sinclair desires to return thanks to all Friends and Neighbours who personally, or by letter, sympathised with her in her great sorrow in the death of her dear aunt, Mrs. MARY M"LARNON; also those who sent floral tributes. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- Kinnegar, Holywood, Co. Down.

In Memoriam

ARTT -- In loving memory of my dear Husband, and our dear Father, who passed away April 25, 1932.
   ;O call it not death,
   It is life begun.
Inserted by his loving Wife and Family, 31 Woodvale Street.

DUNWOODY -- In fond add loving remembrance of my dear little son, and grandson, Bobby, aged 15 years, whom Jesus called to Himself on the 25th April, 1932; also his dear Grandfather, who was called to join him on the 15th February, 1933. Both at rest in Dundonald Cemetery.
   My Lord is reconciled,
      His loving voice I hear,
   He holds me as a little child,
      I do no longer fear.
Ever remembered by his loving Father. Sadly missed and remembered with love by his devoted Grandmother and all at home. E. DUNWOODY. 74 Northumberland Street.

FOWLER -- In loving memory of my dear wife, Isabella, who departed this life April 25, 1931.
   "To memory ever dear."
JOSEPH FOWLER. 16 Bracken Street.

GALWAY -- In loving memory of my dear Grandmother, who passed away on the 25th April, 1932.
   If all the world, were mine to give,
      I'd give it, yes, and more.
   To clasp the hand of granny dear,
      And see her just once more.
Ever remembered by her loving Grand-daughter, MABEL ACHESON. 69 Langford Street.

GORDON -- In loving remembrance of Father, called to rest April 25, 1928.
Ever remembered by his Son. 25 Rockview Street.

MERCER -- In fond and cherished memory of our dear and only son, John Quigley Mercer, who died (the result of an accident), April 25, 1928, and who was laid to rest in Balmoral Cemetery.
   We think we see your smiling face
      Through a mist of anxious tears.
   For a parent's part is a broken heart
      And a burden of lonely years.
Sadly missed by Us loving Father and Mother. WILLIAM J. AND MARY MERCER. 3 and 5 Stroud Street, Belfast.
Also his Friend, J. M'C.

MERCER -- In tender and ever loving remembrance of my only Brother, John Q. Mercer, who died (result of an accident) April 25, 1928.
   A claim on my love
      Growing sweeter with years,
   A hold on my heart
      That time only endears,
   A memory corner
      Untouched by another --
   You will have these things always
      My own darling Brother.
Fondly remembered by his only Sister, MAY.

MERCER -- A token of remembrance to John Q. Mercer, died 25th April, 1928.
   "Lost we forget."
Fondly remembered by his Friends. AGNES AND HUGH BINGHAM Also wee Hugh. 204 Matilda Street.

M'CORMICK -- In loving memory of my dear husband, Victor M'Cormick, who departed this life on 25th April, 1932; also our dear son James, who died in June, 1931.
   Though link by link is broken,
      And tears unseen do fall,
   I look amidst my sorrow
      To Him Who knowest all.
Sadly missed by his loving Wife and Children (Ellen and Victor).

M'CORMICK -- Treasured memories of my beloved son, Victor, called Home on the 25th April, 1932.
Never for a moment forgotten by his sorrowing Mother. 16 Hanna Street. Also Brothers, Joshua and Thomas.

M'COY -- In loving remembrance of my dear father, and our dear brother, John M'Coy, called to rest April 25, 1931.
   Resting in the Saviour's love.
Ever remembered by his loving Daughter, Ella, and his Sisters. 8 and 14 Lawnview Street.

M'KINNEY -- In loving remembrance of our dear daughter, Alice, who fell asleep in Jesus on the 25th April, 1931.
   By faith we see her yonder,
   Midst streets of shining gold,
   In the the Home of Christ her Saviour.
Ever remembered by her loving Father and Mother, Brothers, and Sisters. 12 Groomsport Street.

NEILL -- In loving memory of Robert Neill, who departed this life 25th April, 1926, and was interred in Dundonald Cemetery.
"In memory's silent register he lives."

Deeply regretted by his Wife and Son. M. AND S. NEILL. 3 Church Street East.

OFFICER -- In loving remembrance of my dear husband, and our beloved father Andrew Officer, who died on 25th April, 1932.
   His life was short, his path was rough.
      His pain was hard to bear;
   But God thought best to take him Home
      To rest with Him up there.
Ever remembered by his loving Wife and Family. Ballykennedy, Dundrod.

PATTON -- In fond and loving memory of Jean S. Patton, who died 25th April, 1930.
   "Ever in our thoughts."
Inserted by her loving Father and Mother, and Sister (Molly). 258 Woodstock Road.

WARING -- In loving memory of our dear daughter, Isabel, who died on April 25, 1924, and was interred in Carnmoney Cemetery.
   A face that is ever before us.
      A voice that we cannot forget.
   A smile that will linger for ever.
      In our memory we still see it yet.
Ever remembered by her loving Father and Mother, Sisters, and Brothers. R. AND E. WARING, 7 Leadbetter Street.

WARING -- In loving memory of our dear sister, Isabel, who died on April 25, 1924, and was interred in Carnmoney Cemetery.
   Not just to-day, but every day.
   In silence we remember.
Ever remembered by her loving Brother and Sister-in-law. DAVID AND EVA WARING, 31 Leadbetter Street.

WEIR -- In loving memory of my dear wife, Sarah Orr Weir (Sally), who departed this life on 25th April, 1931, and war interred in Carnmoney Cemetery.
Ever remembered by Her loving Husband and Daughter (wee Betty). THOMAS WEIR, 185 North Queen Street.
Also her Father-in-law, Mother-in-law. THOMAS AND ELIZABETH WEIR.
Sisters-in-law, and Brothers-in-law. 171 North Queen Street.

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COMIC SITUATION IN CO. LEITRIM.

SELF-APPOINTED WORKERS.

COUNCIL RECOMMENDS PAYMENT.

A remarkable situation has arisen in County Leitrim over the payment of a number of self-appointed workers on the Council's road relief schemes.

At a special meeting of the Council on Monday, the Surveyor, Mr. E. O'Neill Clarke, said that a number of men took it on themselves to start work without the Council's sanction, and seeing that they acted in defiance of the Council, he could not see his way to pay them. If a body of men could proceed to work when they pleased and were paid for it, it would soon be absolutely impossible to carry out the work of the Council in a businesslike way. Such a state of things could not be tolerated, particularly as one of his assistants had received a note front someone signing himself "I.R.A.," giving a strong hint, if the payment was not made, what would happen. If he (the surveyor) sanctioned payment in such circumstances he would not be worth his salt, and he would not do so unless he received a direction from the Local Government Department.

The Chairman (Mr. M. Carter) said it was decided by a committee at a previous meeting to pay these men, and he did not see how the Council could go back on that. The men wanted a few shillings and they worked in ignorance of the law.

A number of members expressed themselves as opposed to payment under these circumstances.

It was decided, however, that the Department be asked to authorise the payment of the unauthorised workers, but that if such a situation should arise in future no payment be made under any circumstances.

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ULSTER LADY DIES IN CANADA

HAD CLOSE ANTRIM ASSOCIATIONS.

The death has taken place at Harkaway, Ontario. Canada, of Mrs. Wm. Wright, who had close associations with Antrim town. She was born there in 1862, the eldest of a family of nine, and some time after their marriage 43 years ago she and her husband emigrated to Canada, where they settled on a farm near Temple Hill, owned by Mr. Wright's father.

Mrs. Wright, whose maiden name was Elisabeth Holmes, is survived by her husband, two sisters and one brother -- Mrs. H. Patton, Harkaway, Ontario; Mrs. Labor, and Mr. James Holmes, Belfast. It was while on a visit to Mrs. Patton that she succumbed to a short illness.

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POOR-LAW ELECTIONS.

BELFAST NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.

NO LACK OF CANDIDATES.

LABOURISTS ENTER THE FIELD.

At noon to-day close on a score of further candidates had been nominated in the forthcoming Poor-Law Elections, bringing the total number of aspirants at that hour to almost thirty.

As a further five hours remained in which nomination papers could be handed in, there was every likelihood of a contest in nine of the fifteen electoral divisions.

Withdrawals can be made up till May 5, and polling will take place on May 25.

The Socialist nominations, numbering seven, were handed in on Monday, together with the proposal of Alderman Pierce, who is opposed to the three official Unionist standard-bearers in the Shankill division.

To-day was virtually reserved, therefore, for the nomination of the various official nominees, and throughout the day the City Hall was a veritable hive of political industry, there being a steady stream of candidates and their supporters.

The first papers handed in this morning were on behalf of Mrs. Lily Coleman, the retiring member for St. Anne's, and in the succeeding two hours no fewer than five more women candidates were nominated.

The first break in the stream of official Unionist candidates came when one Communist was proposed in Court division, together with an official Labour nominee in the same area.

At a later stage Mr. M'MuIlen and Mr. John Glass, two further Labour party members, were put forward in the Falls district.

The retiring members formed the vast majority of those nominated during the forenoon, but at the same time there were many newcomers to public life.

Numerous papers were handed in on behalf of many of the candidates, including the three official nominees in the Shankill district, who were supported by fifty each, but the "record" was easily obtained by Mr. J. E. Hall, the outgoing member for Court, who had no fewer than 243 papers.

The outcome of to-day's nominations is that there are no contests in the following wards:-- Cromac, Duncairn, Ormeau, Smithfield, St. George's, Windsor, and Woodvale.

There are contests in the following wards:--
   Clifton -- Two vacancies, three candidates.
   Court -- Two vacancies, four candidates.
   Dock -- Two vacancies, four candidates.
   Falls -- Two vacancies, four candidates.
   Pottinger -- Three vacancies, six candidates.
   Shankill -- Three vacancies, six candidates.
   St. Anne's -- Two vacancies, three candidates.
   Victoria -- Two vacancies, four candidates.

It was not until 4.45 that the Nationalists' put in an appearance and nominated two candidates each for Smithfield and Falls Wards.

St. Anne's -- Mrs. Lily Coleman, 250 Donegall Road (Unionist); Mr. R. Clements Lyttle (Unionist), Donegall Place.

Clifton -- Mrs. Sarah Blackwood, College Green (Unionist); Mr. George Megaw, Manor Street (Unionist); Richard Mitchell, 2 Hunter Street (Belfast Workers' Group);

Court -- Mr. T. Geehan, Kitchener Street (Unionist); Mr. R. Rooney, Elmpark Avenue (Labour); Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Breakie, "Alberta," 374 Antrim Road (Unionist).

First paper -- John Edward Hall, 6 Winetavern Street, and "Kenilworth," Glengormley, brush manufacturer, L. G. elector; proposer, Joseph Davison, "Thelma," Old Cavehill Road, and 117 Shankill Road; seconder, Malcolm Mercer, 44 Agnes Street.

Second paper -- Proposer, Robert Scott, 68 Perth Street: seconder, John Lynd, 212 aid 214 Old Lodge Road.

Third paper -- Proposer, Alexander Blair, 24 Bristol Street; seconder, Joseph Andrews, 22 Fortingale Street, and 240 other papers.

Cromac -- Councillor W. A. Cochrane, Eglantine Avenue (Unionist); Mr. James Jamison, College Park Avenue (Unionist).

The following were proposers and seconders of the nominations of Mr. James Jamison, 57a College Park Avenue, merchant, and Mr. Wm. Arthur Cochrane, 4 Eglantine Avenue, merchant, the official candidates of Cromac Unionist Association:--

Mr. Jamison. -- First paper -- Proposer, Thomas C. Hunter, 1 The Drive, Richmond Park, Belfast; seconder, David Adams, 153, Ormeau Road, Belfast; Second paper -- Proposer, Francis T. Williamson, 88 Stranmillis Road, Belfast; seconder, Herbert Stringer, 64 Spruce Street, Belfast. Third paper -- Proposer, Margaret Stuart, 19 Carmel Street, Belfast; seconder, Bernard Walter Greer, 10 Jerusalem Street, Belfast. Fourth paper -- Proposer, William Peden, 116 University Avenue, Belfast; seconder, Thomas Taylor, 2 Prospect Street, Belfast. Fifth paper -- Proposer, Mary Thompson, 23 University Avenue, Belfast; seconder, James S. Thompson, 23 University Avenue, Belfast. Sixth paper -- Proposer, Frederick W. Mathews, 16 Stranmillis Road, Belfast; seconder, Alexander Robinson, 61 Farnham Street, Belfast. Seventh paper -- Proposer, Thomas Henry Burns, 16 Artana Street, Belfast; seconder, Charles Patterson, 5 Laganvale Street, Belfast

William A. Cochrane. -- First Paper -- Proposer, Hugh Armstrong, 11 Deramore Park, Belfast; seconder, Anna M'Connell, 14 Lennoxvale, Belfast. Second paper -- Proposer, Robert Ruddy, 32 College Park, Avenue, Belfast; seconder, William J. Whyte, 46 Beech Street, Belfast. Third paper -- Proposer, Robert Patterson, 113 Vernon Street, Belfast; seconder, William James Lawther, 69 Ormeau Road, Belfast. Fourth paper -- Proposer, Thomas Henry Burns, 16 Artana Street, Belfast; seconder, William Harris, 24 Prospect Street, Belfast. Fifth paper -- Proposer, William Peden, 116 University Avenue, Belfast; seconder, Harold C. Gibson, 53 Sandhurst Drive, Belfast. Sixth paper -- Proposer, James Reid, B.L., 24a Deramore Drive, Belfast; seconder, James Thompson, 23 University Avenue, Belfast.

Duncairn -- Mr. G. H. Hart, York Street (Unionist); Mr. Thomas Gibb, Duncairn Gardens (Unionist); John Wilson, 446 Antrim Road (Unionist).

Falls -- Mr. W. M'Mullen, Glantane Street (Labour); Mr. John Glass, Lucknow Street (Labour); James M'Mahon, Bettyville, Norfolk Drive (Nationalist).

Ormeau -- Mr. C. J. Seeker, 91 The Mount (Unionist); Mrs. Adela Thompson, Haypark Avenue (Unionist); Mr. A. M'Kegney, Woodstock Road (Unionist).

Pottinger -- Mrs. Annie Knight, Ashleigh, Kensington Road (Unionist); Robert Donald, 79 Newtownards Road (Unionist); James M'Whirter, 124 Longfield Road (Unionist).

St. George's -- Councillor W. J. Williamson (Unionist); William Kennedy Leacock, Hope Street, Sandy Row (Unionist).

Windsor -- Miss A. M'Cready, Beechpark Avenue (Unionist); Miss Lucy M. Gaffikin, Lisburn Road (Unionist).

Woodvale -- Mr. W. M. Wilton, 170 Shankill Road (Unionist); Frederick B. Loan, 5 Percy Street (Unionist).

Shankill -- John Craig (electrical engineer), Shankill Road (Unionist); Andrew M'Gookin, 8 Winchester Street (Unionist); Hugh K. Peden (plumber), Upper Charleville Street (Unionist); George Alexander Gibson, 11 Premier Drive (Labour); Norman Taggart, 420 Springfield Road (Belfast Workers' Group or Communists).

Dock -- Francis G. H. Anderson, 3 Annadale Avenue (Unionist); Annie Archibald, 83 Hillman Street (Unionist).

Victoria -- John Kelso, 3 Lomond Avenue, Strandtown, manager (Unionist); John Kennedy Thompson, 406 Newtownards Road, Belfast, and Lisburn, pawnbroker (Unionist).

Smithfield -- James Collins, 9 Quinn Street (Nationalist) ; Katherine M'Cann, 2 Franklin Street (Nationalist).

MONDAY'S NOMINATIONS.

The candidates nominated before this morning were:--

Dock -- John Campbell, 19 Ilchester Street (Labour); John M'Connell, 21 Mervue Street (Labour).

Pottinger -- John Beattie. M.P., 45 Lomond Avenue (Labour); James Duff, 46 Park Avenue (Labour); Anthony Briggs, M'Clure Street (Labour).

Shankill -- Robert Pierce, Martinez Avenue (Independent Unionist).

Victoria -- Thomas Boyd, Wilgar Street (Labour); James Hanna, Herbert Street (Labour).

LURGAN GUARDIANS.

Mr. Herbert Sewell, Town Clerk and Returning Officer, received to-day the following nominations for the representation of Portadown on the Lurgan Board of Guardians:--

North Ward -- Samuel Smith Corbett, George Alexander Locke.

South East Ward -- George Johnston, Patrick Flanagan.

South West Ward -- Alfred Lamont Martin; John M'Anellon; John M. Donnan.

All are retiring members, with the exception of Mr. Donnan, so that unless there is a withdrawal in the South West Ward there will be a contest is that ward.

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COURT SEQUEL TO FAMILY AFFAIR.

At Belfast Custody Court today, before Mr. H. Toppin, R.M., John Wilson, senior, of Brussels Street, was returned for trial to the Recorder's Court, upon continuing bail, on the charge of assaulting his son, John Wilson, junior, and occasioning him actual bodily harm by striking him with a knife.

District-Inspector Ferris prosecuted, and Mr. N. Tughan appeared for the accused.

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MORE ULSTER PARISH MEETINGS.

OFFICE BEARERS FOR YEAR.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S, STRAMILLIS.

The yearly general Vestry meeting of this parish was held in the Church Hall, Stranmillis Road, the rector presiding.

The hon. treasurer (Captain C. W. Hinds) presented the financial statement which, while encouraging from many view-points, still showed a debt to the bank at the end of the financial year of some £2,400 odd.

The rector (Rev. Herbert Lindsay) in reviewing the work of the past year, thanked the heads of the different departments who, with him, agreed that the church could not be on a firm footing until all debts were completely wiped off. In this matter St. Columba's had set every parish a noble example, and the efforts of St. Bartholomew's Church Guild to follow suit were most praiseworthy under Mrs. Rutherford as well as those of their congregation and friends in general. Were it not for the generous help given them by the Representative Church Body they would even now be worse off. As it is the strain and stress of the present circumstances make the matter of soliciting subscriptions most difficult, and especially in view of the fact that the same sources have been tapped again and again.

The following were elected to office:-- Captain C. W. Hinds, rector's churchwarden and hon. treasurer (re-elected); Mr. George Hammond, people's churchwarden; Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Timbey and Messrs. Stanford, Doolan, Wiltshire, Davis, W. H. Howe, Roberts, S. G. Forsythe, C.B.E., J.P., T. C. Hunter and W. Rutherford (hon. solicitor); synodsmen, Messrs. Forsythe, C.B.E., J.P., Hunter, Allen and Rutherford; parochial nominators, Messrs. James Allen, S. Townsley, and T. C. Hunter; supplemental nominators, Messrs. Doolan, John Faulkner and S. G. Forsythe, C.B.E. An enthusiastic vote of thanks to the rector and his curate was passed unanimously on th emotion of Mr. S. G. Forsythe, seconded by Mr. T. C. Hunter. Both having replied the meeting closed with the Benediction. At a subsequent Select Vestry Messrs. Hinds and Wiltshire were re-elected to their former respective offices.

ST. MARK'S, DUNDELA.

The annual Easter Vestry of the parish took place on April 21, the rector, Canon E. C. Hayes, M.A. presiding. The following appointments were made:-- Rector's churchwarden, Mr. R. de B. Chamberlain; people's churchwarden, Mr. W. F. Minnis; parochial nominators, Messrs. Harold V. Coates; James A. Thompson, W. F. Min- nie ; supplemental parochial nominators, Messrs. R. F. Davis, C. Gordon Ewart and John A. Stewart; diocesan synodsmen, Messrs. Harold V. Coates, W. F. Minnis, C. Gordon Ewart, Master Meglaughlin, Messrs. T. H. C. Steadman, Henry Garrett; select vestry in alphabetical order, Messrs. W. E. Armstrong, H. J. Campbell, Harold V. Coates. J. G. Douglas, Sir R. H. Ewart, Bart.; Messrs. C. Gordon Ewart, Henry Garrett, A. W. Greeves, William Hamilton, T. H. C. Steadman, J. A. Stewart and James A. Thompson.

The following names were added to the list of sidesmen -- Messrs. W. W. Cunningham, James Watterson, R. A. Mitchell, jun.; W. E. H. Drake and Woods.

The St. Brendan's office-bearers and committee were confirmed in their various offices and are as follows:-- Rector's warden, Mr. Hamilton; people's warden, Mr. M'Cormick; hon. treasurer, Mr. Thos. Paisley; hon. secretary, Mr. Thos. M'Cullough; hon. duplex treasurer, Mrs. A. Prytherch; hon. auditor Mr. F. A. Maitland; committee -- Messrs. Douglas, Paisley, Henderson, Ryan, Ewart, Hewardine, Ebbitt M'Cullough, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Eccles, Mrs. Prytherch and Mrs. Lockart.

The usual vote of thanks was proposed and the meeting terminated with the Benediction.

At a subsequent meeting of the Select Vestry Mr. Harold V. Coates was appointed hon. secretary to the Select Vestry, Mr. John A. Stewart was appointed hon. treasurer, and Messrs. G. Baker and Robt. Thompson hon. auditors.

 

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Births

ARMSTRONG -- April 24, 1933, at Miss Moncrieff's Nursing Home, 305 Ormeau Road, to Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong, 21 Antrim Road, a son.

Marriages

DEVLIN--DUFFIN -- April 17, 1933, at St. Andrew's Church, Westland Row, Dublin, by the Rev. Paul Rafter, C.C., with Nuptial Mass, Francis, sixth son of the late Henry Devlin, J.P., Moneymore, Co. Derry, to Margaret, fourth daughter of James Duffin, Dublin, formerly of Belfast.

MAITLAND--LOGIE -- April 20, 1933, at May Street Presbyterian Church, Belfast, by the Rev. Cassells Cordner, M.A., Norman J., son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Maitland, Magherafelt, to Janet Barbara, (Netta), only daughter of the late T.W. Logie and Mrs. Logie, Rushfield Avenue, Ormeau Road, Belfast.

REID--CALVERT -- April 19, 1933, at 1st Armagh Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. A.W. Neill, M.A., assisted by the Rev. J.N. Reid, Minister of Hexham-on-Tyne Presbyterian Church (uncle of the bridegroom), Robert J., second son of the late Mr. James Reid and Mrs. Reid, Scotch Street, Armagh, to Jean E., elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Calvert, St. Mark's Place, Armagh.

WATSON--DOHERTY -- On 8th April, 1933, at May Street Presbyterian Church, Belfast, by Rev. William M'Coach, B.A., Henry George, fourth son of the late Archibald Watson and Mrs. Watson, 7 St. Mary's Road, Downfield, Dundee, to Rita, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty, 133 Oldpark Avenue, Cliftonville, Belfast.

WILLOX---CALVERT -- April 17, 1933, at Muckamore Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. David Stewart, M.A., assisted by the Rev. W.J. M'Geagh, B.A., Francis Riddel Willox, of Belfast, to Maria Upton, eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. Calvert, Rickamore, Templepatrick.

Deaths

BAKER -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 62 Norfolk Street, Elizabeth Ellen, dearly-beloved wife of John F. Baker. -- R.I.P. Funeral on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 p.m., for interment in Milltown.
   On her soul, Sweet Jesus, have mercy.

Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

BARRETT -- April 25, 1933, at the Hospital, Lisburn Road, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Neely Barrett. -- R.I.P. Funeral on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 p.m., from her late residence, 60 Hooker Street, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.

Deeply regretted by her loving Husband: also her Father and Aunts.

BOYD -- April 24, 1933, at her residence, 65 Oldpark Road, Sarah Boyd. Her remains will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Thursday), 27th inst., at 2.30 p.m., for interment in Balmoral Cemetery.

Deeply regretted by her Brothers, Sisters, Nephews, and Niece.

APPRENTlCE BOYS' MEMORIAL L.O.L. 1317.
BOYD -- The Officers and Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the sister of their highly-esteemed Member, Br. Hugh Boyd.
RICHARD LILLY, W.M.; JOHN HUNTER, P.M., Secy.

BULLICK -- April 25, 1935 (suddenly), Jane Elizabeth Bullick, Roselands. Andersonstown. Funeral private. No flowers.

BURROWS -- April 25, 1933 (suddenly), at her son's residence, Mount View, Ballynahinch, Sarah Burrows. Her remains will be removed from above address on Friday, at 3 o'clock, for interment in Magheradroll Parish Church Burying-ground. Friends will please accept this intimation.

Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Son and daughter-in-law and Grandchildren.

CARLYLE -- April 24, 1933, Florence Sarah, widow of James Carlyle, St. Catherine's, Ailesbury Road, Dublin.

CRONE -- April 25, 1933, at Templemore Avenue Hospital, Kenneth, the darling infant son of Ernest and Sadie Crone. Funeral from his parents' residence, 43 Coolbeg Street, on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2-30, for interment in City Cemetery.
   "Who plucked this flower?"
   "I," said the Master.
   And the gardener was silent.

Deeply regretted by his Father, Mother, little Sister and Brother; also his Grandparents, Uncles and Aunts.

HUXLEY -- April 25, 1933, at 69 Trevor Street, Holywood, Alexander Huxley. -- R.I.P. His remains will be removed to Holywood Cemetery to-morrow at 6 o'clock.
ARABELLA HUXLEY.

JAMISON -- April 25, 1933, Alexander beloved husband of Elizabeth Jamison, 18 Ebor Street. Funeral on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2-30 p.m to City Cemetery.

Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife, Sons, and Daughters; also Son-in-law and Daughters-in-law.

JAMISON -- April 24, 1933, Alexander, beloved brother of Robert J. Jamison, 1 Glenvale Row, Whiteabbey. Funeral from his late residence, 18 Ebor Street, to-morrow (Thursday), at 2-30 p.m., for interment in City Cemetery.

LOGAN -- April 25, 1933, at Clanrye, Finaghy Park, Belfast, Rev. M.M. Logan, B.A. (for 43 years Minister, Brookvale, Rathfriland). Funeral to Brookvale Churchyard on Friday, 28th inst., at 11-30 a.m., passing Loughbrickland 12-45. Service in Church at 1-15 p.m.

MILLIKEN -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 21 Ponsonby Avenue, Marianne, dearly-beloved wife of Robert Milliken. Funeral from above address on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2-30 p.m., to Carnmoney.

Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

MILLIKEN -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 21 Ponsonby Avenue, Marianne, dearly-beloved mother of Robert Milliken. Funeral from above address on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2-30 p.m., to Carnmoney.

Deeply regretted by her loving Son, Daughter-in-law, and Grandson. ROBT. V., BEATRICE, and NORMAN MILLIKEN. 521 Oldpark Road.

MORRISON -- April 25, 1933, at his residence, Shore Street, Killyleagh, Alexander, dearly-beloved husband of Minnie Morrison. Funeral from above address on to-morrow (Thursday), at 3 p.m., for interment in Killyleagh Meeting House Green.

Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family; also his Daughter-in-law and Grandchildren.

M'CLURE -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 8 Camberwell Terrace, Antrim Road, Belfast, Matilda Hodges, wife of the late James M'Clure, formerly of Ballycastle, Co. Antrim. Funeral private.

M'KINNEY -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 89 Hanover Street, Sarah, the dearly-beloved wife of James M'Kinney. -- R.I.P. Her remains will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
   On her soul, Sweet Jesus, have mercy.

Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family; also Grandchildren.

M'MANUS -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 44 Northumberland Street, Isabella M'Manus. Funeral to Caledon on to-morrow (Thursday), at 12 noon.

Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Son and Sister. MEDIA CAMPBELL.

M'ROBERTS -- April 25, 1933, at her parents' residence, The Grove, Glengormley, Annie, only daughter of Samuel and Jane M'Roberts. Funeral private.

PAXTON -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, 67 Townsend Street, Eliza J. Paxton. The remains of my beloved aunt will be removed from above address, for interment in the City Cemetery, to-morrow (Thursday), at 2-30 p.m. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
DAVID GRAHAM.

POGUE -- April 25, 1933 (suddenly), at her residence, 28 Castlereagh Place, Sarah Pogue. Funeral from her late residence on to-morrow (Thursday), at 8-30 a.m., to Belturbet Churchyard, arriving at Belturbet 12 noon. No flowers, by request.

Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Brothers and Sister.

ROBINSON -- April 25, 1933, at her residence, Killinchy Street, Comber, Anna Robinson. The remains of our beloved aunt will be removed, for interment in Comber Churchyard, on to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock. Deeply regretted.

ROSSBOROUGH -- April 25, 1933 (the result of an accident), at his residence, 16 Dundee Street, Norman, aged 3 years, beloved son of Nathaniel and Ellen Rossborough. Funeral from above address to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, to Dundonald Cemetery.
   At early morn when all was still,
      God gave His great command,
   And with farewells unspoken
      Norman entered a Better Land.

Deeply regretted hy his sorrowing Father and Mother, Brothers, and Sister; also Grandparents.

SAVAGE -- April 25, 1933, at 65 William Street, Newtownards, Elizabeth, widow of James Savage. The remains of our beloved mother will be removed, for interment in the family burying-ground, Raffery, to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 p.m.

Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Family.

SMYTH -- April 25, 1933, at her brother's residence, 27 Sandown Road, Sadie, beloved daughter of the late David and Elizabeth Smyth. The remains of our beloved sister will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Thursday), 27th April, at 3 p.m., for interment in Dundonald Churchyard.
   Gone to be with Christ, Whom she trusted.

Deeply regretted by her Sister, Brother, and Niece. LIZZIE, BETTY, and HUGH SMYTH.

SMYTH -- April 25, 1933, at a Nursing Home, Lisburn, Catherine, widow of W.O. Smyth, Enniskillen. Funeral private.

WILSON -- (Suddenly), April 25, 1933 at his residence, 82 University Avenue, R.W. (Dick) Wilson. Funeral private. MARY WILSON.

Thanks

The Family of the late Mrs. Hunter desire to return thanks to all Friends and neighbours who sympathised with them in their great sorrow; also those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence, especially the Members of the Outdoor Branch U.P.W. for beautiful wreath. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 31 Heathfield Drive.

The Daughter and Grandchildren of the late Mrs. Maria Smith desire to thank the many kind Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent bereavement: also those who sent letters of condolence. Hoping this will be accepted by a1l. -- 23 Brown's Square.

In Memoriam

GILMORE -- In loving memory of my dearly-beloved husband, Samuel Gilmore, who departed this life on 26th April, 1932, and was interred in Dundonald Cemetery.
   He had a kindly smile for all,
      His heart was true and tender:
   He toiled so hard for those he loved,
      And left us to remember.
Ever remembered by his loving Wife. ELIZABETH GILMORE. 21 Montrose Street.
Also his loving Daughter and Son-in-law and Grandchildren. GEORGINA and ROBERT ALLEN.
Also his Daughter, Son-in·law, and Grandchildren. AMELIA and JIM HEGARTY.

HORNER -- In loving memory of my dear aunts, Mary Ann Horner, who passed away 26th April, 1932; Sophia Haslett, 23rd February, 1926. At rest.
Ever remembered by their Nephew, Wife, and Family. J. and L. COOKE. 27 Paxton Street.

LLEWELLYN -- In loving remembrance of a dear wife and mother, Margaret A. Llewellyn, who died on 26th April, 1932.
Ever remembered by her loving Husband and Family. "Ashlea," Finaghy Road South, Belfast.

MARSHALL -- In loving memory of our dear daughter, Annie, died 26th April, 1932.
   Those who think of her to-day
   Are those who loved her best.
Ever remembered by her loving Father, Mother, Brother and Sister. 5 Stoneyford Street.

MURRAY -- To the memory of a dear husband, and father, James Murray, died April 26. 1931,    "His memory liveth."
M. MURRAY and Family. 175 Woodstock Road.

Clippings

£300 DAMAGES FOR LURGAN WIDOW.

BARMAN AS DEFENDANT.

SEQUEL TO MOTOR-CYCLE FATALITY.

A County Armagh widow's claim for damages arising out of the death of her husband as a result of injuries sustained through being knocked down by a motorcycle, came up before Mr. Justice Brown and a common jury in the King's Bench Division of the Ulster High Court to-day for the purpose of fixing the amount of compensation.

The plaintiff in the suit was Mrs. Margaret Scott, widow of Joshua Scott a dairyman, who resided at 15 Avenue Road, Lurgan, the defendant being Henry Monaghan, a barman, belonging to Ballena, Banbridge, County Down.

Interlocutory judgment had been obtained on December 21 against the defendant, who had entered no defence in the action and on whose behalf no appearance was made at to-day's hearing.

The accident took place on April 26 last year, when the deceased man was knocked down by the defendant's motor-cycle while he was crossing the road at Lurgan and died in Lurgan hospital on May 10 following.

Mr. W. Miller (instructed by Messrs. Best and Gillespie) who represented the plaintiff, explained that the members would not be troubled by the question of negligence.

Evidence on the question of loss having been given, the jury assessed damages at £300, and judgment was entered accordingly.

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DEATH OF CAPT. C.F. STEWART, D.L,

Capt. Charles. Frederick Stewart, D.L., late of the 6th Battalion of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, of Horn Head, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal, has died at Worcester.

Capt. Stewart was the head of an old family which is descended from an officer of King William the Third's army at the Battle of the Boyne. His ancestor, also Capt. Stewart, after the wars acquired a lease of Doone, King's County, but in 1700 came northwards and purchased the estates of Horn Head, Co. Donegal. Since then the family of Stewart has been settled there, the heads of the family through the centuries serving the county as High Sheriffs and Grand Jurors, and Justices of the Peace.

The late Capt. Stewart's father, Mr. C.F. Stewart J.P., was High Sheriff of the County in 1871.

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IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDALS

FOR TWO ULSTER POSTMEN.

PRESENTATIONS AT HEAD OFFICE.

A most interesting event took place in the Belfast Postmen's Office, on Monday, when Mr. Cockcroft and Mr. M'Dade were made the recipients of the Imperial Service medals. Mr. W.J. Kelly, chief inspector, presided, and Mr. A.J. Ardern, postmaster-surveyor was present.

The Chairman said he was very pleased to preside at a meeting to do honour to two very valued colleagues who were a credit to their native town and to the City of their adoption.

He was very pleased to see them looking so well and happy. They had served their generation well. Mr. Cockcroft entered the postal service in June, 1886, at Newtownards; transferred to Belfast in November, 1909; superannuated in December, 1932, covering a period of some 46 years. Mr. M'Dade entered the service at Newtownards in 1893, appointed rural postman in 1898; transferred to Belfast in 1912. Joined up in the Army during the war, in which he served for 4½ years. His total service covering a period of 39 years.

Mr. J.F. Pepper, organising inspector, said he was very pleased to endorse all that Mr. Kelly had said, and stated they were excellent officers, and it was a pleasure to supervise them.

Mr. Dornan, assistant inspector, also joined in the tribute, and said he hoped that Messrs. Cockcroft and M'Dade would be spared many year's to enjoy their retirement.

Mr. T. Lowry, secretary, Union of Post Office Workers, associated himself with the supervising officers appreciation of the two ideal officers and colleagues.

Mr. W. M'Clay, secretary of the Northern Ireland Council, Union of Post Office Workers, and Mr. Wm. J. Jackson, also joined in the tribute paid to their colleagues and wished them long life, happiness, and prosperity.

Mr. A.J. Ardern, postmaster-surveyor, said before making the presentations he would like to be associated with all the kind words that had been said about their colleagues. He then presented the medals, and Messrs. Cockcroft and M'Dade in returning grateful thanks to the postmaster-surveyor, said they would also like to thank the supervising officers, who were all that could be desired. They were also grateful for, and appreciated very much, the kind words of their colleagues.

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YOUNG LARNE MAN MISSING.

MAY HAVE LOST HIS MEMORY.

James Bell (22), Mill Street, Larne, has been missing from his home since noon on Monday.

He resided with his parents and has been unemployed for about two years.

It is believed that he was seen in Ballyclare on Tuesday and that he may be suffering from loss of memory from a nervous breakdown, which he is stated to have had.

He is five feet nine inches in height and was wearing a navy blue coat, brown pants, grey cap, black shoes and either a white scarf or a red and blue muffler.

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THEFT CHARGES AT BANGOR.

YOUTH AND THE MOTOR MASCOT.

At Bangor Petty Sessions to-day -- Mr. F.J. M'Cormick presiding -- a youth, Norman Jess, Crawfordsburn, was charged by Head-Constable Black with the larceny of a motor mascot value £2 12s 6d, the property of Dorothy Dowling, Belfast, on 9th inst.

The head-constable said the car had been stolen from Belfast and was found "crashed" at Crawfordsburn. The mascot was missing.

Mr. Eric Morrow, defending, said that the youth when he removed the mascot did not realise he was stealing.

Sergeant M'Fetridge and Constable Kyle bore testimony of the youth's previous good character, and he was discharged under the Probation of Offenders Act on payment of 12s costs.

Adeline M'Reynolds, domestic servant, Manselton Park, Bangor, was charged with the larceny of clothing value 1Os, the property of Mrs. Bertha Irwin, Donaghadee Road, Bangor, on April 25.

Mr. F. M'Kee, LL.B., put in a plea of of guilty, and said the girl was worried about raising money to pay an insurance premium. Her mistress gave her a splendid character.

She was bound over for a year in £5 which was forthcoming.

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SWEEP TICKET PRIZE. BEJ,FAST WOllAN'S CLHM.

ACTION BEGUN IN DUBLIN.

An !action over a sweepstake ticket prize in which a Belfast woman is plaintiff was mentioned in the High Court, Dublin.

Counsel for Miss Margaret Killoran, 4 Hartington Street, Belfast, applied, for liberty to serve a subpoena out of jurisdiction on Robert D. Kennedy, Skegoniel Ave., Belfast, and N.K. Stewart, a reporter, "Northern Whig," Belfast, to give evidence at the trail of the action.

The defendants are George Allen, Ballygrot, Helen's Bay, Co. Down, and Albert Smyth, 87 Ormeau Road, Belfast.

The plaintiff, it was stated, is a barmaid employed in "The Hemisphere," Pottinger's Entry, Belfast.

In her statement of claim she alleges that the defendant's verbally agreed with her jointly to purchase the ticket, she contributing 2s 6d and the defendants the remainder of the money. She wrote the name and address of the defendant, George Allen, on the counterfoil.

The defendants in their defence denied the alleged agreement and stated that the plaintiff did not contribute any sum in respect of the price of the ticket and that the prize money was their absolute property.

Mr. M'Gonigal, for the plaintiff, said that Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Stewart could give evidence of statements made by the defendants conflicting with and contradicting their claims that they were entitled to equal shares in the ticket and that the plaintiff had no interest in it. Mr. Stewart had an interview with one of the defendants immediately after the draw was announced, and certain statements were made in the interview, and appeared in the "Northern Whig."

Their substance was that the plaintiff had on interest in the ticket. Kennedy, who was a shopkeeper, happened to be in the public-house in which the plaintiff was barmaid immediately after the draw, and heard a man say plaintiff had an interest in the ticket.

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ARMAGH BOY'S DEATH.

PINNED TO WALL BY LORRY.

JURY'S VERDICT OF ACCIDENT.

An inquest was held in the Armagh Infirmary to-day by Mr. J.A. Peel (coroner) touching the death of Patrick J.Largey (14) who died as a result of injuries sustained in an accident at Armagh yesterday evening.

Head-Constable Reid appeared for the Crown and Mr. F. Anderson represented the owner of the lorry, the driver, and a boy who was turning the lorry at the time the accident happened.

Patrick Largey, Ogle Street, gave evidence of identification.

Francis Hughes (12) said he was playing with the deceased and some other boys in a lane. The lorry came into the lane and was being reversed when witness heard a moan. On turning round he saw deceased jammed against the wall by the lorry. There were some goods on the lorry covered by a tarpaulin, which obscured the window at the rear of the cab.

William Hughes, Killylea, said on going down the lane he saw two boys who appeared to be trying to get up on the back of the lorry. The vehicle was backing slowly when he first saw it.

Patrick J. Trodden said he stopped the lorry at the yard to take on a load. He left Patrick Digby, aged 17, of Lower Irish Street, Armagh, in the lorry and when leaving Digby asked permission to turn the lorry, but witness did not reply. He went into a yard and heard the engine being started and on going out saw the lorry further up the lane. The deceased was lying on the ground.

Dr. Herron, house surgeon, said deceased was dead on admission. Death was due to crushing of the chest followed by cardiac failure.

Patrick Digby, in evidence, said in Trodden's absence he attempted to turn the lorry. When reversing out of the gateway he asked the boys if everything was allright behind and they replied, "Back away."

The jury returned a verdict in accordance with medical evidence, adding that in their opinion the affair was a pure accident.

The Coroner, Head-Constable Reid and Mr. Anderson expressed sympathy with the relatives.

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FARMER FOUND DEAD IN BED.

DISCOVERY NEAR NEWRY

Patrick M'Court, farme, who resided alone at Ryan, Mayobridge, Newry, was found dead in his bed on Tuesday evening.

He was 69 years of age.

No inquest was considered necessary.

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CASE FOR RECORDER'S COURT

At Belfast Children Court to-day before Mr. H. Toppin, R.M., a boy of 15, who was charged with an adult with the larceny of a bicycle value for £6 18s from a sub-station of Messrs. Harland & Wolff's works, was returned for trial to the Recorder's Court on bail.

 

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Births

FEELY -- April 24, 1933, at 12 Thomas Street, Armagh, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feely -- a son.

KERNAGHAN -- April 25, 1933, at Sans Souci Nursing Home, 41 Malone Road, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. A. Kernaghan, Allen Lodge, Seaforde -- a daughter.

Marriage

HEALY--GUY -- April 18, 1933, at St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Belfast, by Rev. Father Conlon, Hebburn-on-Tyne (uncle of bride), assisted by Rev. Father Lynch, Tim, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. Healy, 82 Cromwell Road, Belfast, to Esther, daughter of Mrs. Guy and the late John E. Guy, 45 Shore Road, Belfast.

Deaths

BROWNLEE -- April 26, 1933, at his residence, Bottear, Moira, Alfred R. Brownlee. His remains will be removed to-morrow (Friday), at 2 p.m., for interment in the family burying-ground, Hillsborough Churchyard. Friends will please accept this intimation.

BURROWS -- April 25, 1933 (suddenly), at her son's residence, Mourne View, Ballynahinch, Sarah Burrows. Her remains will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Friday), at 3 o'clock, for interment in Magheradroll Parish Church Burying-ground. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Son and Daughter-in-law and Grandchildren.

CARSON -- April 26, 1933, at his residence Gawley's Gate, Aghalee, Lurgan, Thomas, the dearly-beloved husband of Mary Jane Carson. -- R.I.P. Funeral from his late residence, on to-morrow (Friday), to family burying-ground, Kilcairn, at 1 p.m., passing through Saintfield at 2-30 p.m.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family.

GALBRAITH -- April 27, 1933, at Massereene Hospital, Antrim, William (Billy) Galbraith, late of Ballyclare. Funeral from his sister-in-law's residence, 5 Hillmount Terrace, Ballycorr Road, Ballyclare, on to-morrow (Friday), at 3 p.m., to Ballyclare New Cemetery.

GLOVER -- April 26, 1933, at her residence, Ballywalter, Augusta Sophia Glover. Her remains will be removed, for interment in Whitechurch Cemetery, to-morrow (Friday), 28th inst., at 2-30 p.m.

GOURLEY -- April 27, 1933, Nancy, beloved daughter of the late John and Ellen Gourley. Funeral from her late residence, 10 Athol Street, on Saturday, at 2-30 p.m., to Holywood Old Burying-ground.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Brother, Sister, and Nephews. JOHN GOURLEY.

GOURLEY -- April 27, 1933, Nancy, beloved daughter of the late John and Ellen Gourley. Funeral from her late residence, 10 Athol Street, on Saturday, at 2-30 p.m., to Holywood Old Burying-ground.
Deeply regretted by VICTOR and ANNIE PORTER. 12 Ballycarry Street.

HARVEY -- April 24, 1933, at Meadow Cottage, Islandmagee, Ellen, widow of Robert Harvey, late of 46 Park Avenue, Strandtown, Belfast. Interred April 26th in the family burying-ground, Church Lane, Doagh.

ST. JOHN'S. WHITEHOUSE (T.A.) L.O.L. 899.
JAMISON -- The Officers and Members of above regret to learn of the death of the brother of their respected Member, Br. R. J. Jamison P.M., and tender their sincere sympathy.
W. AIKEN, W.M.; G. M'CREA, Secy.

R.A.O.B. -- MONKSTOWN LODGE 6338.
JAMISON -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge regret to learn of the death of the brother of their esteemed Member, Br. R. J. Jamison, K.O.M., and tender to him their sincere sympathy.
H. CAMPBELL, K.O.M., W.P.; T. MARSHALL, C.P., City Secy.

LARMOUR -- April 27, 1933, At her residence, Ballyclough, Lisburn, Mary Jane, wife of the late Alexander Larmour. Funeral from above address on Saturday, at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Magheragall Churchyard. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Family.

MAGILL -- April 26, 1933, at her niece's residence, Ballymurphy, Hillsboro', Margaret MAgill. Her remains will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Friday), at 2 p.m., for interment in the Glebe Family Burying-ground. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted. E. and S. MAGILL.

MULHOLLAND -- April 26, 1933, at her residence, 40 M'Tier Street, Jane, dearly-beloved wife of Robert Mulholland. Her remains will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Friday), at 2-30 p.m., for interment in City Cemetery. Friends will please accept this intimation.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and little Daughter. ROBERT and AGNES MULHOLLAND.

M'COLLUM -- April 23, 1933, at his residence, Tullyherron, Waringstown, James A., dearly-loved husband of Elizabeth M'Collum. Funeral on Saturday, at 3 p.m., to the family burying-ground, Waringstown Presbyterian Churchyard.

M'CONNELL -- April 26, 1933, at Hospital, Lisburn Road, Letitia, wife of the late John M'Connell. Funeral from above Hospital on to-morrow (Friday), at 2 p.m., for interment in City Cemetery. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
Deeply regretted by her Son, Daughter-in-law, Grandson, and Grand-daughter. 43 Greenmount Street.

M'CORMICK -- April 27, 1933, at her residence, 11 Dandy Street, Whitehouse, Elizabeth, widow of John M'Cormick. Funeral on Saturday, at 2 p.m., to Killead Parish Churchyard. No flowers, by request. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Family.

M'CUSKER -- April 27, 1933, at her residence, 12 Clondara Street, Mary Frances (Maisie), eldest daughter of the late Thomas and Alice M'Cusker. -- R.I.P. Her remains will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Friday), at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Milltown Cemetery.
On her soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Brothers and Sister; also Brother-in-law. HENRY M'KERNAN.

M'GRATH -- April 26, 1933, at her parents' residence, 22 Bann Street, Elizabeth (wee Betty), beloved daughter of James and Robertha M'Grath. Funeral to-morrow (Friday), at 2-20 p.m., to City Cemetery.
We watched till Jesus came
And took par loved one Home.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Father, Mother, Brothers, and Sisters, Uncles Aunts, and Grandparents.

CAMERON L.O.L. 1870.
M'GRATH -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the infant daughter of their esteemed D.M., Br. J. M'Grath.
S. LIGHTBODY, Sen., W.M.; THOS. SALMON, Secy.

BRITANNIA R.B.P., No. 21.
M'GRATH -- Officers and Members of above are requested to attend the funeral of the infant daughter of their Sir Knight, James M'Grath, P.M.
C. WHITE, W.M.; H. GREEN, Reg.

M'KEE -- April 27, 1933, at his residence, 8 Massereene, Antrim, John, beloved husband of Agnes M'Kee. Funeral on Saturday, 29th, at 3 o'clock, to Antrim Churchyard.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family.

MURRAY'S TEMPERANCE TRUE BLUES
M'KEE -- The Officers and Members of above Lodge regret to learn of the death of their respected Member, Br. John M'Kee. Members are earnestly requested to attend the funeral.
GEORGE FLEMING, W.M.; HARRY SCOTT, Secy.

M'KEE -- April 26, 1933, at his residence, Hilden Gate Lodge, Robert John Scott, dearly-loved husband of Jennie M'Kee. Funeral to-morrow (Friday), at 3 p.m.. to Knockbreda.
Deeply regretted by his loving Wife and four little Children. J. M'KEE.

M'KEE -- April 26, 1933, at his residence, Hilden Gate Lodge, R. J. Scott M'Kee.
Deeply regretted by THOMAS and SARAH M'KEE. Also WILLIAM, SAM, MARY M'AVOY, and Son, ROBERT.

M'KEE -- At his residence, Hilden Gate Lodge, Robert J. Scott M'Kee, passed away 26th April, 1933.
Deeply regretted by his loving Mother-in-law and Family. M.J. HARVEY, 36 Derwent Street.

M'LAUGHLIN -- April 26, 1923, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mary, dearly-beloved wife of George M'Laughlin. Funeral from her late residence, 3 Nassau Street, on to-morrow (Friday), at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Shankill Burying-ground.
"The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away."
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Family.

ROBINSON -- April 26, 1933, at the Hospital, Lisburn Road, Samuel, husband of the late Elizabeth Robinson. His remains will be removed from his late residence, 74 Convention Street, for interment in Dundonald Cemetery, on to-morrow (Friday), at 2-30 p.m.
   At the river's crystal brink
   Christ shall join each broken link.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Daughter, Son-in-law, and Grandchildren. MARY and BASIL STOREY.

WOODSIDE -- April 26, 1933, at the residence of her brother-in-law, 26 Combermere Street, Bessie, beloved third daughter of the late Edmund and Matilda Woodside. Funeral from above address to-morrow (Friday), at 2-30 p.m. to City Cemetery. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Sisters and Brother-in-law; also her Sister-in-law and Nephew.

WYLIE -- April 26, 1933, at his residence, 189 Upper Meadow Street, Thomas, the dearly-beloved husband of Jennie Wylie. Funeral from above address, at 1 o'clock p.m., on Saturday, for interment in Moneyrea.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and Family.

NATIONAL UNION OF GENERAL AND MUNICIPAL WORKERS. -- No. 20 (TRAMWAY AND ELECTRICITY) BRANCH.
WYLIE -- Members of above Branch are requested to attend the funeral of their late respected Member, Br. Thomas Wylie.
THOS. DICKEY, President; GEO. DEMPSEY, Secy,

Thanks

Mrs. Carson and Family desire to return their sincere thanks to the many kind Friends who sympathised with them in their recent bereavement, especially those who sent letters of condolence, and the Neighbours of M'Candless Street for the beautiful wreath. Hoping this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 45 M'Candless Street.

The Husband and Family of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes desire to return their sincere thanks to all kind Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also those who sent floral tributes and telegrams of condolence, especially the Neighbours of Avoniel Road for their beautiful wreaths. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 46 Avoniel Road.

Mr. M'Bride and Family desire to return their sincere thanks to all those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement and to all who sent beautiful floral tributes and letters of condolence. Hoping this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 46 Church Street East.

Mrs. Nelson and Family desire to return thanks to all Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement. Hoping this will be accepted by all. -- 397 Holywood Road, Strandtown.

L./Cpl. and Mrs. Harry Poole, of the 1st Border Regiment, would like to thank all those kind friends who have sent letters of sympathy and floral tributes. They have been overwhelmed, and find it impossible to reply to them ail personally. Will they please accept this acknowledgment of bereaved parents' gratitude.

Mrs. Seeds and Family wish to return their sincere thanks to the many kind Friends and Neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement, especially the Office Staff of Messrs. John Kelly, Ltd., for their extreme kindness; also Messrs. John Wilson, Ltd., and the 35th Old Boys' Association, and all those who sent floral tributes. Hoping this will be accepted by all. -- 30 Naples Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and Family desire to thank all those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also the Neighbours of Drew Street and District for their beautiful wreaths; also the Friends of the Railway Mission and all those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence. Trusting this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. -- 28 Drew Street.

In Memoriam

BARNETT -- In sad and loving memory of my dear husband, William T. Barnett, who departed this life on 27th April, 1932, and was interred in Carnmoney Old Churchyard.
   In our lonely hours of thinking,
      Thoughts of you are always near;
   We, who loved you, sadly miss you
      As it dawns another year.
Sadly missed by his loving Wife and little Daughter. NELLIE BARNETT. Sycamore House, King's Moss.

BARTER -- In loving memory of my dear wife, Hannah Barter, who departed this life 27th April, 1932.
   I shall remember while the light lives yet,
   And in the night-time I shall not forget.
Ever remembered by her loving Husband and little Daughter and Friends. JACK BARTER. 35 Hartley Street.

CROSSAN -- In loving memory of our dear Father, who was called Home on the 27th April, 1932, and was interred in Seagoe Cemetery, Portadown.
   "Until the day break."
Ever remembered by his loving Family and Grandchildren.

CROSSAN -- In loving memory of our dear father, Johnston Crossan, who departed this life on 27th April, 1932, and was interred in Seagoe, Portadown.
Ever remembered by his loving Family and Grandchildren. 30 Woodvale Street.

CURRY -- In loving remembrance or a dear wife and mother, Annie Curry, who died on 27th April, 1929.
   To-day recalls sad memories,
      That time can never heal;
   Only a memory of bygone days,
      And a sigh for a face unseen.
   In our lonely hours of thinking,
      Thoughts of you are always near;
   We, who loved you, sadly miss you
      As it dawns another years.
Ever remembered by her loving Husband and Family. 116 Roden Street, Belfast.

CURRY -- In loving memory of Mother, who died 27th April, 1929, and was laid to rest in City Cemetery.
   In God's own time We shall meet again
      Where parting is no more;
   This is our hope -- she is not dead,
      But only gone before.
Still remembered by her Daughter, Son-in-law, and Grandchildren. ANNIE AND SAMUEL MULHOLLAND, 41 Belfast Road, Bangor.

HAMILTON -- In loving memory of our only beloved son, Bobbie, who departed this life 27th April, 1931.
   As we loved him so we miss him,
      In our memory he is near;
   Loved, remembered, longed for always,
      Bringing many a silent tear.
Ever remembered by his Father, Mother, and three little Sisters. 714 Shore Road.

HILL -- In memory of our dear daughter, Margaret, who departed this life on 27th April, 1929, and was interred in Dundonald.
   Gone, but not forgotten.
Inserted by her Father, Mother, Brothers, and Sister.

KENNEDY -- In affectionate remembrance of our dear mother, Elizabeth Kennedy, who departed this life on 27th April, 1932, and was interred in City Cemetery.
Ever remembered by her loving Family. 188 and 192 Deerpark Road.

MILLAR -- In loving memory of dear Madge, who entered into rest 27th April, 1926, aged 19 years, and was interred in Carnmoney Churchyard.
   Now you have the hand of Jesus,
   Not our hands, to smooth your brow;
   But you knew we loved you dearly,
   Do you know we miss you now?
Sadly missed by her Father and Mother, Sister, and Brother. JAMES and M. MILLAR, 167 York Road.

MONRO -- In loving memory of dear Hilda, beloved only daughter of Alexander and M. A. Monro, called Home April 27, 1926.
   Psalms, ch. 16., v. 11.
Father, Mother, and Brothers. "Alona," Knockdene Park, Belfast.

MULHOLLAND -- In fond and loving memory of my beloved mother, Sarah, who died on April 27, 1932. At rest.
Ever remembered by her Daughter and Son-in-law. MARY AND JOHN ARTHUR, And Grandchildren. 16 Vere Street.

M'MULLAN -- In loving memory of my dear wife, Elizabeth, who departed this life on April 27, 1932.
   Not just to-day, but every day,
   In silence we remember.
Ever remembered by her loving Husband. ROBERT M'MULLAN (Jun.), 53 London Street. Also her Father-in-law and Sister-in-law.

M'MULLAN -- In loving memory of our dear daughter, Elizabeth, who departed this life April 27, 1932.
   God saw the way was getting rough,
   The hills were hard to climb.
   He gently closed her weary eyes,
   And whispered, "Peace be thine."
Ever remembered by her Father, Mother, Brothers, and Sisters. 10 Wallace's Row.

M'MULLAN -- In loving memory of our dear sister, Elizabeth, died on the 27th day of April, 1932.
   A face that is ever before us,
      A voice that we cannot forget,
   A smile that will linger for ever,
      In our memory we still see it yet.
Ever remembered by her loving Brothers and Sisters-in-law, 48 Meekon Street. Also Uncle and Aunt, 4 Connswater Street.

PREECE -- In affectionate remembrance of Maudie, who passed away on the 27th April, 1927. Ever remembered by her loving Father and Mother and all at 14 Earl Street.

SCOTT -- In loving memory of my dear husband, George Scott, who passed away April 27, 1932, and was interred in City Cemetery.
   No one knows my longings,
      Few have seen me weep;
   But I shed my tears from an aching heart
      While others are asleep.
Ever remembered by his Wife and Children. MARGARET SCOTT. 10 Wellwynne Street.

Clippings

ATTACK ON BELFAST POLICEMAN.

JAIL FOR ASSAILANTS.

"SAVAGE ASSAULT," SAYS R.M.

At Belfast Custody Court to-day, John Campbell, of Bow Street, and Henry Hagan, of Durham Street, were sentenced to one month's imprisonment with hard labour for committing what was described by the magistrates as a savage assault upon Constable Charles A. Lewis, while in the execution of his duty.

Medical evidence showed that the constable sustained three scalp wounds when he was tripped up and kicked by the accused in Albert Street.

District-Inspector Scott, commended the action of civilians who went to the assistance of Constable Lewis.

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WORKHOUSE INMATE JAILED.

STONE THROWN AT OFFICIAL.

At Belfast Custody Court to-day, Georgina Irvine, an inmate of Belfast Workhouse, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment for insubordination. Mr. H. Harper prosecuted.

Evidence was given by Margaret Stewart, wardmistress, that accused refused to do the work given her, used bad language, and threw a stone at her.

Another wardmistress said that the woman tried to strike her with a bucket when she was detailed for work.

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12 MONTHS AND THE BIRCH.

MAN WHO ATTEMPTED BANK RAID.

Alexander Black (19), painter, who pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to-day to an attempted raid on Lloyd's Bank, was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment and 18 strokes of the birch.

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BALLYMENA COLLISION.

EVANGELIST WINS APPEAL.

LORD JUSTICE ANDREWS' FINDING.

In the Ulster High Court, to-day, an appeal arising out of a collision in Ballymena between two motor-cars was heard by Lord Justice Andrews.

The defendant was Thomas Wallace, Larne Road, Ballymena, an evangelist, who appealed against a decree for £25 given at the Ouarter Sessions at Ballymena in an action brought by John Black, Crebilly, farmer, for damage to his car on December 3 last. Mr. J. M'Sparran (instructed by Messrs. Caruth & Owens) appeared for Black, and Mr. E. S. Murphy, K.C., M.P. (instructed by Mr. A. L. M'Clelland) for Wallace.

The evidence for the appellant was that he was proceeding along Henry Street, Ballymena, in the direction of Larne Road, and as he was about to pass James Street Black's car shot out, a collision being inevitable. The appellant stated that he had his headlights on, as it was a dark night, and he thought it was unnecessary to sound his horn. He put on the brakes and swerved on seeing that a collision was inevitable, but struck the front part of Black's car.

The case for Black was to the effect that he sounded his horn twice before coming out on the street, and was full length across the street when Wallace, who was travelling fast, crashed into him.

Constable Goucher, who examined the cars, said he found them locked.

His Lordship held that Black, coming out of the side road, was guilty of negligence, and that Wallace had done all that was possible to avert the accident. He reversed the decision of the county court judge and upheld the appeal with costs.

 

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