... Rev. G. A. Mitchell also took part in the service. ~ The Rev. R. R. Cunningham, superintendent of Belfast Central Mission, speaking in the Grosvenor Hall, said that the New Year was bringing with it great possibilities for good or evil. The world stood ...

... rolling has got to stop.” Several of Councillor Macgougan’s colleagues foined in the protest and cont that he was entitled to speak. Suspended He objected to a proposal to confer the Freedom of the City on the Governor, and said that the question should be ...

... usual diplomatic convention by letting it be known that his visit is unofficial and private. General Sir Brian Robertson, speaking with ‘the authority of Mr. Churchill, has just declared that the proposals for a Middle East Defence Command are to be pressed ...

... had many enjoyable experiences. Still. the strain of constant appearances in public must be great, and Sir William Neill, speaking with personal experience, reminded the assembly that the burden which the Chief Magistrate has to shoulder is no light one ...

... It varies very little from that told in these columns for the past few (By Our Agricultural Correspondent) months. Broadly speaking, it simply means that farmers have now reached the stage where lack of capital must mean a fall in production. There are ...

... STEADY RATION LEVEL PROPER PLANNING, | SAYS MINISTER | EARD YEAR COMING | Mr. H. Crookshank (Minister of Health), speaking lin his own constituency of Gainsborough (Lincs.), yesterday, said tha'| Major Lloyd George (Food Minis-| ter) interdsd to work ...

... purpose will be to encourage trade with Northern Ireland in every possible way. '?:\t the forthcoming meeting I look forward to speaking in greater detail on the correspondence with the bodies concerned in the United States and Canada, the possibilities which ...

... TOLL 17,000 die every year Major-General B. K. Young, director-general of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, speaking at the London centre of the Institute of Traffic Administration last night, said: “Unfortunatel it takes a real tragedy end ...

... handle of his brush. I could make nothing of it until . . . on the last day of the old year. T happened to hear a Latvian lady speaking in the BB.C. ‘“Woman's Hour.” She mentioned. among other customs strange to us, the habit of their chlmney-sweeps. dressed ...

... clinging to the handle of his 1. I could make nothing of ntil . . . on the last day of the vear T hapnened to hear a ian lady speaking in the .C. “Woman's Hour.” She tioned among other customs nge to us, the habit of their ney-sweeps, dressed all in r best ...

... Assembly. Russ’a bitterly opposes the plan, and her Foreign Minister, Mr, Vyshinsky, who has called it “ unconstitutional,” will speak on it when the Political Committee meets again to-morrow morning. America, Britain and Australia spoke for the plan to-day ...

... M.P, for Gateshead, who was dismissed from his party), who voted ‘“for”, and Mr. F. O. Darvall director-general, English- Speaking Union, who voted “against.” When Mr. Darvall suggested that Mr. Zilllacus might like a reversal of America’'s policy and ...