... By LORD KILLANIN VOW the Prime Minister wants all the Powers to get together and talk disarmament. Chamberlain is a pacifist. He hates to see all the industry and wealth which should be going to social services going to build weapons of destruction. He ...

... By - Lord Killanin mained untoasted. Even then 80 per cent of the guests drank Rhine wine for their toasts. Wines drunk abroad mean credit. THE Germans were not ordered from Berlin to boycott the dinner. but when they saw the reference to changes in foreign ...

... By.••=•• Lord Killanin supporters of the National Government, will have to think things over. Hacking is M.P. for Chorlcv and chairman of the Conservative Party. He has taken great personal interest, visiting both lost seats. He will be upset at the ...

... By LORD KILLANIN Derek and Sir Jonah Walker•Sinith. SIR Reginald Dorman-Smith , the youthful Minister for Agriculture. made a first speech from the Front Bench which will be remembered. Let us hope that Sir Reginald does not fall into the belief that ...

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... Lord Killanin. In connection with the resolution passed calling on Lora Killanin to resign his position on the Galway Rural Council. the Dublin Daily Express: says:-- Another striking example of the boasted toleration which Irish Unionists may expect ...

... woere sbe anc Lord &! rench 16 16. will entertain a house party for the Re, at the LORD KILLANIN. e dis- 1 the To-day Lord Killanin (Sir Martin on of trick Morris) celebrates his 58th bi Killanin is the eldest ...

... LORD KILLANIN I I I u L As I tour the country people hurl excuses at me. From the young I get comments such as, When the time comes we shall be conscripted, so why bother now ? What would happen if the Government of a country waited for the outbreak ...

... Royal Galcry of th House r f Lords. Lord Maugham only took over the *oolsack from Lord Hailsham last March. but already he has made a name for himself. He set to work at once to clean up the system of J P s—a task Lord Hailsham had attempted —by appointing ...

... By LORD KILLANIN key. who sat on the Woolsack during the Labour regime. and Lord Hailsham, who recently slipped off it to make way for Lord Maugham. So to send Inskip to the House of Lords will cost an extra £5.000 a year—for ...

... LORD KILLANIN. The youthful Lord Killanin he is only seventeen—visited Spiddal hoy.o With his mother recent]- and expressed his delight at the manner in which the work of renovation has heen carricd ont. The steward Mr Dillon is his lordships confidany ...

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