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... Mr. Pinkerton, vicechairman of the County Education Committee, and by Mr. McClelland, principal the Technical, who, after speaking in glowing terms of the service Hr. Lament had given, paid tribute to tbe County Committee for it* cooperation and to Mr ...
... Mabel E. Barter, the Unionist candidate for Court \’ard in the coming election for Belfast City Council. Mrs. Barter was speaking at the annual meeting of Court Ward Young Unionist Association on “The case for compulsory voting.” She pointed out that ...
... who have a romantic notion of “falling in love” provide the Marriage Guidance Council with one of its greatest problems. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Northern Ireland Council in Belfast last week, Rev. Charles F. Davey, vice-chairman of the London ...
... Scotland, will be the guest speaker at the Northern Ireland Labour Party May Day demonstration in Belfast on Saturday. He will speak at a meeting to be held on the blitz site at York Street. This meeting, to be presided over by Mr. D. W. Bleakley, M.P.. chairman ...
... STABLE GAS PRICES IN ULSTER Effect of increasing 7coal shipments from Scotland Lord Glentoran, the Minister of Commerce, speaking in Portrush last night, said that the availability of more coal from Scotland would help to stabilise the price of gas in ...
... smashing place” because “you got caned there on Fridays.” He was supported in his motion in favour school May McNeill and those speaking against it were Ivan Davidson and Edith Ross. The evening ended in a happy sing-song. UFE PEERAGES QUESTION Before admission ...
... Distribution of Industry Bill at Westminster GRANT FOR BELFAST SHIPYARD URGED Speaking, at Westminster yesterday, during the second reading debate on the Distribution of Industry (Industrial Finance) Bill, Mrs. M‘Laughlin (U,, Belfast West) expressed ...
... the brunt of the duties. He also welcomed to Carrickfergus Mr. John Holzate. London, who is the adjudicator for the verse-speaking classes. Mr. Holgate said he had visited Ulster on many oceasions. but this was the first fime he had officiated in Carrickfergus ...
... wonderful gesture if the strike were settled to celebrate the Queen Mother's visit next week. When the Lord Mayor stopped speaking, Sir William Neill rose again. Surely. he said. we have some respect for the Lord Mayor and the positon he holds. Here ...
... must tell these gentlemen that they are in for a disillusionment. It does not produce upon us the impression they expected.” Speaking about America's intention to invite foreign representatives to further nuclear tests, Mr. Khrushchev indicated that Russia ...
... obnoxious substance. He spoke about people who drank B A e e Dr. G. R. Watson, of Pe“‘ak&‘Simpmn. “ Almost certainly there speaking in a discussion on in- |must be other agencies at work, vestigations into mon-infectious but it may be that the influence ...