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number 1689 269 The Belfast Gazette Published Dp fluthomp Registered as a newspaper FRIDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1953. OFFICE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL OF Council on the 28th day of October, 1953, the old NORTHERN IRELAND, BELFAST Seal was defaced in accordance with Her Majesty's Commands. 5th November, 1953. R. GRANSDEN, His Excellency the Governor of Northern Ireland Clerk of the Council. having been pleased to appoint Colonel the Lord Glentoran, H.M.L., M.P., and George Boyle Hanna. Esq., Q.C, M.P., to be Members of Her Majesty's Privy Council of Northern Ireland, they this day in His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to Council took the usual Oaths and their places on the make the following appointments: — Board accordingly. MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS R. GRANSDEN, The Right Honourable G. B. Hanna, Q.C., M.P. Clerk of the Council. MINISTER OF COMMERCE Colonel the Right Honourable the Lord Glentoran, H.M.L., M.P. OFFICE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL OF 5th November, 1953. NORTHERN IRELAND, BELFAST 5th November, 1953. Crown Office for Northern Ireland. A meeting of the Privy Council of Northern Ire- 4th November, 1953. land was held at Government House, Hillsborou<gh, to-day, at which the following were present: — MEMBERS elected to serve in the Parliament of Northern Ireland at the General Election, 1953. His Excellency the Governor of Northern Ireland. Captain the Right Honourable the Viscount BOROUGH OF BELFAST Brookeborough, C.B.E., M.C, D.L., M.P. Ballynafeigh Division—The Right Honourable Ivan The Right Honourable W. B. Maginess, Q.C., M.P. Neill. The Right Honourable G.-B. Hanna, Q.C., M.P. Bloomfield Division—Lord Glentoran. Major the Right Honourable Ivan Neill, M.P. Central Division—Francis Hanna, Esquire. The Right Honourable H. C. Midgley, M.P. Clifton Division—Norman Porter, Esquire. The Rev. the Right Honourable Robert Moore, M.P. Cromac Division—Joseph William Morgan, Esquire. Colonel the Right Honourable the Lord G.lentoran, Dock Division—Murtagh Morgan, Esquire. H.M.L., M.P. Duncairn Division—George Boyle Hanna, Esquire. The Right Honourable Dame Dehra Parker, D.B.E., Falls Division—Harry Diamond, Esquire. M.P. Oldpark Division—William James Morgan, Esquire. Senator Lieutenant-Colonel the Right Honourable A. Pottinger Division—Doctor Samuel Rodgers. R. G. Gordon, C.B.E., D.S.O., D.L. St. Anne's Division—The Right Honourable John Ed- His Excellency signified his approval of the Queen's mond Warnock. Speech. Shankill Division—Henry Holmes, Esquire. His Excellency having received the new Great Seal Victoria Division—Oscar William James Henderson, lor Northern Ireland approved by Her Majesty in Esquire..
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