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... Lord Street'* example Senator Browne was speaking at social meeting in Glenmore Street Hall, Belfast, of members of Lord Street Polling District Bloomfield and Pottinger Unionist Association, during which a JEW cheque for the publicity committee's work ...
... should be pronounced—lie would not pronounce sentence of death at all except upon the deliberate and intentional murderer. Speaking of ••technical’’ murder, described a horrible experience cases where he knew the death sentence would not be carried out ...
... makes for a delay that i S tem with the dignity of the reduces the Impressiveness. Church » Most of the actors have Mr , speaking parts. Mary allowed f , ir and Mrs sentence or two at the Annunciation wHe of church scene and one wonders why they or-tAniTi ...
... number of trades. The reason given for the notices was •; shortage of orders. Tailpieaa— Mr. Herbert, chairman the company, speaking at the Arm s annual dinner last night the hope that-there would be no further staff reduclions, but Instead the employment ...
... wandering life. elude a special service In St. Anne’s Cathedral on Sunday, January '.*2, at w'.iich the Archbishop ol Dublin will speak, and social gathering ot members and friends in the L'lsler Hull on January 21. The first annual meeting —when membership was ...
... games rivalry was essential. They wanted friendly rivalry, not bitter rivalry. It wag sad state of affair* to find not on speaking terms. Mr. Wil*on appealed to all concerned to mako their differences and shake hands for the good of the game they all loved ...
... a special Sunday journey communicate it. “February 23,” Labour MP. says (am RICHARD ACLAND, Labour ATI*. Tor (iravesend, speaking at Buxton yesterday, said in reply a question;— IV) you want a Government to plan social justice at time of difficulty or ...
... , but she described Britain a weakling” for recognizing the Communist regime. •' I say For shame to Britain. -lie added speaking over the National Broadcasting Company network from a microphone In a friend's home in New York. Russia will never know ...
... that, contrary to one newspaper report, it had never been intended that circus animals should be present. MILORD LONDONDERRY SPEAKS . . OF HIS FATHER’S “MISTAKES” ' V LONDOMDIRRY, (peaking at a Oanaarvatlva maadng at . ■* gaaham Harbaur a« tatiirtUy nlgtit ...
... subject carefully to compliment his audience and to allow him considerable rein in his own field law, for he lias elected to speak on ••Women and the Law. Court Ward Junior Unionists A talk reccut South African tour was given by Mr. John Harcourt, vice ...
... meetings this week, some ■ f tltem routine monthly meetings, hut others have their annual elections. Two Cabinet Ministers will speaking to associations tonight. Mr. Brian Maginess, Minister of Home Affairs, will be at the Windsor Unionist Association meeting ...