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... of it from abroad. By caring for this unusual growth, Mr. Moore is showing that the ancient countryman's art of topiary is still very much alive—even a few miles from Belfast. `Street car', bravely done —adjudicator BELFAST Drama Circle's production of ...
... Butler to proceed during the session with other legislation which may closely touch Ulster opinion. This is over the Sunday observance laws, a re-casting of which may be ttie next stage in the Home Secretary's comprehensive programme of reforms. I recall ...
... analysis produces the forecast you really want. Charles Gibson An inside view of outside art THE leading article - 1 - recently on the openair art exhibitions staged in the Victoria Embankment Gardens in London sent my mind back to 1948 when I took part ...
... never quite recovered from her bereavement. She may not have been a virtuoso but she approached her art with a tine, manly robustness. The violin, she used to tell me, was a living instrument and as it to keep it in subjection, she held it in a vice-like ...
... British Socialist Party 7 Staged revolt During the Ireland Bill debates. a large number of Socialist members sympathetic to Eire had staged a revolt which began with the second reading and continued throughout the committee stage. No fewer than 66 M.P.! ...
... and Stop. look and listen whenever you can spare a few• moments for contemplation amid the daily rush. Thus will you keep your soul alive and in good health. ...
... are being received for student nurses who must bs ig years of age by the commencement of training) In schools commencing in May and September. 1164 Resident or non-resident after Preliminary Training School period. Race Sent comprehensive training offered ...
... supplication may be made to Almighty God that the heads of the four Governments— Britain, the U.S.A., France, and Russia—may be so guided in their conference that a new era may be at hand, in which international misunderstandings may pass away and men ...
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... play's success wee owed to the producers. Mr. T. J. Garrett and Mr. C. K. Stevens. Mr. T. H. Wright Is stage manager. and scenery was made by the school's art department under the direction of Mr. R. J. Mackey. The play will be shown to-night and to night. ...
... that is rate of unemployment in Northern top limit in posts vacant) in em- Ireland. it would be interesting to ployment. a stage may be reached know if everything possible is where the country will be poPu- being done by the Government and lated by enforced ...
... singing was pleasantly adequate. Royal Ballet for Belfast in May Setting and casting THE Royal Ballet is to present a week's season in the Grand match clever play Opera 30. House, Belfast, beginning May The visit will follow a two-week DANGEROUS CORNER, by J ...