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... Square Methodist Church, Belfast, where they were received by the minister, the Rev. R. J. Cood. The Rev. Rupert Gibson, speaking at a service in the Assembly Hall, sald that in spite of the gloomy forebodings of many, 1957 had been a year of wonderful ...
... Mayoress, proposed by Sir William Neill, who said they all appreciated what Alderman and Mrs. McKee were doing for the city. Speaking as a former Lord Mayor he said: No one knows the energy one has to expend in carrying out the duties of Lord Mayor better ...
... (Finance) Bill. They were Mr. M'Gill, who had| been called to order, Mr. O'Hare, Mr. Lennon and Dr. Donaghy. Mr. M'Gill had been speaking for about 10 minutes tracing the history of central and local government down the years. He had reached the clonng of the ...
... MINISTER AND NEW BENEFITS ~Mr. Neill’s New Year message Speaking in the Northern Ireland Home Service last night on the new national insurance benefits, the Minister of Labour and National Insurance (Mr Ivan Neill) said he believed that if beneficiaries ...
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... struggling •he polar plateau with only —the smallest train the thrie tractors hate been given to draw in the enti7e journey. Speaking of Sir Edmund's difficulties last night, a spokesman at Scott Base headquarters said his three tractors were battling against ...
... said that there was no sign of the housing drive which was necessary to compensate for the clearance of the houses, not to speak of the growing population. When Councillor James Doherty said that he was surprised there had not been objections from the ...
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... McAuley is engaged in missionary work in Melbourne. The telephone call lasted for 20 minutes, and Father McAuley was able to speak to his mother, sister and uncle, Mr. Charles McAuley. This was really two Christmas presents in one, for as a Christmas present ...
... T.-H factory. ROSS'S FOR GOOD FOOTWEAR Our Annual Sale does not need special advertising, as the bargains in our windows “speak for themselves”. This year we are offering every gnlr “py way of oddment” at prices which compel their removal from our shelves ...
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... Communist terrorists.— tinuous erence upon the report Ibe used a 8 &B re will be four business visit, Reuter. sincs December 39. Speaking in Belfast last night, Dr. S. Rodgers, M.P- for Pottinger, said he was more convinced now than he was a few months ago that ...