... Belfast.” — Canon Green, of the Church of England. “ ‘Physically impossible' for Derry City w 0 move.” — Caption in “The Northern Whig.” “l think I know a great deal more about politics than at least half the Comservative M.Ps.” — Randolph Churchill, “I do not ...

... definitely moving s a desirable end.” fin the right direction must be ad. —“The Belfast Telegraph.' ’ ‘mired.” 4+ 4 —“The Northern Whig.” “The latest unemployment figures show that there are 45.723 out of work, 5,982 more than last month and 1,321 more than a ...

... his intention to do. that was, interference in the affairs of the Republic. Even the London Correspondent of the “Northern Whig.,” in referring to Mr. Macmillan’s remarks, indicated the controversy which the speech had raised. He wrote: “While opinion ...

... of a breach of dip. lomaiic protocol in referring to it when and where he did.” —The London Correspondent of “The Northern Whig.” * “After the geat deliverance of God's people from Egypt at the time of the Exodus, there were many ‘Romanisers’ or pro-Romish ...

... Press interview with Ear! Attlee. An ac.ress of no moment.” __Senator Walmsley's descriplion of Siobhan McKenna (“Northern Whig” report.) «In America Miss McKenna is re. garded as a great actress, and I understand she has been offered a star role in ‘Mother ...

... the map of Ireland that eigl:er of those assertions by Miss Siobhan McKenna is at all so “obviously untrue” as the “Northern Whig” has the effrontery to s.ate in its comment on the broadcast. It all boils down to this, that if the 8.8. C. is ever to please ...

... are in! THE UPSHOT The controversy on the subject reached a climax—or rather an anticlimax—at Finaghy. I quote the ““Northern Whig’ report of the upporters of the Bovevagh crusaders ‘n-plied that the Order was both political and religions; only to be met ...

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... scnses “Seventeen word reference to ‘Ulster’ in Tories’ five thousand word election manifesto.” Ziclption in “The Northern Whig.” BE it remembered that all the conferences that have been held at various levels and all the visitations, felicitations, ...

... W. E, Boggs at Eglinton. “A candidate who has a cure for arthritis could head :he polls in Bel. fast”. —From “the Northern Whig. «A head of hair looking like an angry porcupine can lose a General Election candidate his deposit. His hairdresser may be ...

... from makers of films about Ireland than blarney, leprechauns. shillelaghs, shebeens and shenan’'gans”. —_From “The Northern Whig. ...