... cable from Belfast saying that the shipyard could not offer an attractive delivery date for such a vessel. IN SAFE HANDS Speaking at a banquet given by the Royal Empire Society last night. the Lord Mayor said Northern Ireland played • strategic role in ...

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... his visit to a Kidderminster carpet factory, Mr. Macmillan and Lady Dorothy lunched in the works canteen with employees. Speaking at a Press conference, Mr. Macmillan added: “The only thing that matters to-day is quality. We have not got very great assets ...

... I: 4 Field-Marshal Lord Harding (left), former Governor of Cyprus, addressed the Northern Ireland branch of the English-Speaking Union in the Whitla Hall, Methodist College, Belfast. With him is the Earl ...

... round of the Ulster Cesarewltch at Ceitcl on Monday night. To take a dog of Dandy Battler's quality to less than three lengths speaks for itse:f, and time may prove that Billy McNair has found hkomilf =Other excellent stayer. It is questionable If she has ...

... given my word I will not go back on it. Not an inch, he said. Love—Late la Cyprus LORD HARDING'S audien:e at the English-Speaking Union last night heard a statesman rather than a soldier. The Field-Marshal and former Governor of Cyprus Is a man small ...

... series is in the Methodist church, who are on furlough from Burma. praise sung at Fisherwick by the when Rev. J. B. Turner will speak on Mr. Turtle is a former minister of the choir the Royal Belfast The secret of the blessed life. church. Mrs. Johnston ...

... pbenefactor of the 19th century, replied, “William Bass.” Mr. Macmillan spent 40 minutes at Kidderminster cattle market speaking to farmers and hearing their views. Later he said with a smile: “The farmers do not always admit the full prosperity that ...

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... very dangerous and difficult tasks. he said. Lord Harding. who was addressing the Northern Ireland branch of the Mg lish-Speaking Union in the Whitla Hall. Methodist College, had a special word of praise for the Royal Ulster Rifles, who are serving in ...

... capacity on Thursday of last week when a Harvest Tea, organised by the management com;nit:lee, was held in aid of the hall unds. Speaking at the end of the programme, Rev. J. L. Spence (secretary of the committee) paid thanks on behalf of that body to the ladies ...