... defeated Exeter 2-nil in the other replay and are at home to Fulham in the fifth round Viscount Bruce, of Melbourne. Australia, speaking in London of the London Association of British Empire Newspapers Overseas and the Empire Overseas Correspondents' Association ...

... meeting, argued that we should negotiate from strength and not from a position of weakness. There was good deal of plain speaking by group of backbenchers who feel that if negotiations with Russia should prove useless there would no alternative but to ...

... CIVIL DEFENCE Inauguration of Lisburn Speaking at a meeting in Lisburn last night to inaugurate the local Civil Defence Corps, the Minister of Home Affairs (Mr. W. B. Maglness) said that during the last war they had 25,000 Civil Defence volunteers in ...

... Larne. Price 3 9j. including Purchase Tax. Man Zan Women’s Institutes. Talk on dialect at Ballycarry \TR. Richard Hayward, speaking on the “Ulster Dialect,” gave Ballycarry members and their guests a memorable evening on Wednesday last. Illuminating his ...

... Mr. Bready —On December 31. IMO. Joseph M'Orath and you were the best of friends? Oliver—Yes. that is right. Gun expert Speaking a meeting In Lisburn last night to inaugurate the local unit the Clvl Defence Corps, the Minister of Home Affairs (Mr. Brian ...

... he got his father. When they got back to the house he thought M'Kendry was still alive, but he was unconscious and did not speak again. Witness later saw the can. which M'Kendry had taken out, hanging on the pump. Aloysuis M'Williams, lorry driver. of ...

... STARTLING Mr. Macßride, Eire Minister for External Affairs, speaking at Mullingar last night, described Eire’s economic progress In 1990 as startling.” Its continuation, he said, could abolish emigration In few years. There had been an overall increase ...

... a decision to be reached. On Thursday evening last, in the King’s Arms Hotel, a recording was made by the B B C. for a ’■ Speak Your_ Mind programme, anc? almost 50 residents the town had an opportunity of discussing the subject of the town and its progress ...

... the gate. The house was “noisy” and she did not hear a shot. James Oliver, father the previous witness, gave evidence of speaking to police sergeant in Kilree as he was afraid something was going to happen to his daughter, who few days earlier had complained ...

... of the citv. of which the Union Hotel formed part, there were 447 bedrooms and 619 beds for ; night accommodation. Broadly speaking. Mr. Frizzell 1 continued. Belfast hotel aeoommo- dation aimed at providing bedroom and hotel services tor the commercial ...

... very clever and constant propaganda on that subject and it was bearing fruit. No friend of Britain or America would dare to speak openly about his friendship. Asked he would consider It wise for Nationalist troops to be used fn Korea, Dr. Barker said that ...

... Basic polo team advocated Speaking at the first of a series of lectures promoted by the U.W.P.U. Mr. Pat M'Clure advocated the formation of a basic Ulster polo team early in each outdoor season, on the lines followed by England. New can for home market ...