... contribution, in respect of specific grants—for housing. health, education, roads. water and sewerage—there is. broadly Progress speaking. parity with Great Britain. Indeed, there are also some leeway items which operate to our advantage. As to the General Exchequer ...

... evening last week: under the auspices of the Israel World federation He\. Anslev F. Rash. Belfast, taking as his subject God speaks to Ireland, reminded his listeners of the part A special bus has been provided this i an d had played in past m convey children ...

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... Fisted that young men business had to go the mtll, lick stamps and ,teget that a universitY vas no use whatever in who was speaking on Education for Inmd Commerce. said that d clays firms recruited their tali from boys aged and 18 with London .i illation ...

... You need only go to work now for you and the old man, not me. Don't blame Roy. Governor talks of school's yeoman service SPEAKING at the opening of Ardilea House School and new playing fields at Silverstream , Greenisland, yesterday, the Governor, Lord ...

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... chairman, said that the veterans of the Boer campaigns were nobody’s children nobody bothered about them and they had nobody to speak for them. By forming their own organization they could look after their own intersls. Mr, P Skillen ...

... Party’s policy examined “Attempt to be all things to all people” COLONEL W. W. B. Topping, Q.C., M.P. Chief Government Whip, speaking last night at a meeting of the Malone and Finaghy Unionist Association, described the Northern Ireland Labour Party’s pamphlet ...

... wellknit side, won by five goals to three In the first half they scored Puce and the home side once per S. Lindsay. Generally speaking the home side were slow at trapping the ball and tended to hang on it too long. J. Mulholland scored Greenisland's second ...

... He has not made any statement yet and I think it would be improper to discuss the matter. Alderman Henderson continued to speak and the Lord Mayor warned him: Be care- tul'w•hat you say. Alderman Henderson then declared that the Attorney-General nad ...

... afternoon Arms is a matter for conjecture, when Mr. H. R Naylor, B.A , , headmaster of Dorioti House. NEW ZEALAND TALK Bucks, will speak -The home STEWART, J.P.. who teacher, the child and the school. . mentioned in these and Mr. T. S Drake warden of some time ...

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