... really worthwhile if they would preserve more records of the past, said Professor E. Estyn Evans, of Queen’s University, speaking at the opening of an exhibition of historical objects collected in the Hillsborough district, at the Old Fort. Hillsborough ...

... enjoy it. and Mr. Harold Mii-Millan. 5.1.• take a job in East Africa five and Total cost of the trip worked out Housing. speaking f , r about £4OO . But their estimate Government. a half years ago. With Mr. Norman Dickinson- was nearly an under -reckoning ...

... New e«tate opened This statement was made by Mr. H. Robinson, chairman of Belfast Rural Council speaking yesterday at a ceremony after Captain Terence O'Neill. Parliamentary Secretary of the Ulster Ministry of Health and Local Government, had declared ...

... normally support it. the Government will survive by a narrow majority, and that a general election will thereby avoided. Speaking for the Opposition during yesterday’s debate, Mr. Norton said there were now hunger marches In Dublin due to the results ...

... dominating factor was the gueltion of loyalty to the British rown and way of life. Mthougtel ‘Mr. Aneurin Bevan might not speaking for the whole Socialist Pl.r'? when he suggested changes in Ulster representation at West‘minster, it had to be remembered ...

... Tins work was put in hand before the report was Issued Lord Leathers said would only be “too happy when they were able to speak freely, to have debate this most serious matter. would probed to the bottom, he added Earl Howe said lie was recently beard ...

... human sympathy and . understanding. It could not take an interest in the spiritual welfare of children. Dr. Gregg, who was speaking • at the annual meeting of the County Armagh Protestant Orphan Society, said that a society such as that did care for ' the ...

... Transport mmission. As he understood it, the Commission’s normal liability was restricted to £l5 per ton weight, broadly speaking £40,000 in the present case, but, if negligence were proved, their liability was ver{ much greater in respect of each individual ...

... in life—that was :o make that all ex-Serviccmen. part'rtfdisabled ex-soldicrs pad seme' to stand up fer them.” says Majlfs Speak Avatulla a li i relicious leader, who jeai lie MalU. ...

... WELFARE SERVICES Archbishop and need for voluntary work ~ Speaking at the 85th annual meeting of the County Armagh Protestant Orphan Society, held in Dobbin Parochial Hall, near Portadown, yesterday, the Archbishop of Armagh (Most Rev. Dr. J. A. F. Gregg) ...

... round the car stand. He said the Government would only be too happy to have a debate as time went on and it was possible to speak freely on the matter and to deal with the whole question IT WAS COUNCIL'S LONGEST DEBATE SINCE THE WAR VARLY this morning London' ...

... requests for a debate, Lord Leathers said that a lot of interests were involved He would only be too happy when they were able to speak freely, to have a debate on this most serious matter. It would be probed to the bottom. Concern was expressed by Lord ...