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... Costello has condemned force, let him prevent it. And is it not time for responsible Nationalist voices in the Province to speak out against terrorism, which, if persisted in. could bring only bloodshed and misery alike to all creeds and classes? ...
... was long overdue. There are exceptions and anomalies, as is inevitable in a large-scale survey of this kind, but, broadly speaking, a redistribution of the burden was the objective of the valuers. They can now rest certain that their estimates will be ...
... educational subjects and died in Belfast. On* of his sons was An Ulsterman's Diary PUBLIC service is indeed 7_ • • He will speak at a week-end the keynote of the ugic service school organised by the National Council of Labour Colleges, the local Honours ...
... this information read—'* 3th — Bth June, 1957. ‘English is a difficult enough language to spell correctly, even to those who speak it habitually, but to Europeans its peculiarities, especially where contractions are concerned, must be formidable. Defending ...
... It is obvious what is going to happen. If the same relief is not given here as in England, there will be a huge outcry.” Speaking of the expectations of reductions in the poundage rate, he said that in England his firm had had experience of what had happened ...
... had exercised a wise restraint and had been content to leave matters in the hands of the properly constituted authoritv. Speaking of the Hungarian Revellers dance the New Year in Hundreds of Belfast revellers welcomed in the New Year with song and dance ...
... said in Nicosia to-day that Britain at the moment was better placed in the Middle East than she was three years ago. lie was speaking to reporters be- - fore leaving for London on' relinquishing his command of Council gets British land forces in the Middle ...
... Scotland. Mr. Arthur Woodburn. M.P. will visit Belfast on 12 and 13 to speak at a week-end school organized by the National Council of Labour Colleges, Mr. Woodbum, who will speak Problems of British Socialism’’ and on the •’lnternational Situation ’ ...
... tribunals), thus exposing the inherent weakness of his personal position and giving the I.R.A, a safe conduct in advance. Speaking in the Senate during the debate on the Republic Act, the late Professor T. 1• Rigger. of ...
... izens cower behind locked doors, awaiting the dread rap of the Orange Gestapo: of the crammed concentration camps, none dare speak; spies and agents provocateurs are thicker on the ground than donkeys in Finnea: over all hangs the brooding hush of terror ...
... accom- RALPH GORDON CULLY (36). Department of Agriculture a Neu, rear ' s GIFT! , ;;liind. This situation arises He was speaking last night on the modation and even more are with- proprietor of the Mile 3 Hotel, a e transfer of certain animal MR. MICHAEL ...
... course of history. He with Ireland or with con- offered to find a home for the temporary problems. He was brethren in Ireland, speaking on the Quincentenary only Comenius had accepted of the Moravian Church. which that offer, Sir Douglas cornfalls in March ...