... Hardy) it is very. very good, but when it is bad (MI in your own names) it is horrid, no one could disagree with him. But why keep silent about the honourable exceptions; even confining these to the historical nine counties of the Ulster province ? Peadar ...

... ll There is an equal chance of her being alive. a spokesman for the Unevangslised Fields Mission in Belfast said to-day. We are still waiting for reports of survivors, and hoping that she is still alive. We have had no news that she is dead. Miss ...

... for sniggering and': cynicism. The politicians have not the slightest doubts over the profound impact which it has had, and may well go on having, on British political life. The scandal has administered a shock to the public conscience which has been ...

... '-.• schools must hold - l,:firations recognised by M:nistry- a new school is to be built ••e Ministry must approve new stage. from the site. •trough tie planning to the An.shed buildmg and not a penny Is pa:d by way of grant tne buildlng conforms to ...

... banned from an exhibition. Derek. who first got a taste for the stage when he appeared as an amateur with Bangor Drama Club and Operatic Society, appeared in several shows at the Group and the Arts before going to Dublin. Belfast Telegraph, Tuesday, March 14 ...

... reading Electrical and Mechanical B ath art debate on the Northern Ire- Engineering building since land Bill, the fact that this decisions have to be taken measure was the first to oe about its base. O N the subject of art—and debated when the House I discovered ...

... company. gray's Carpets and Textiles. Mr. J. A. Faulkner, chairman of the Keady company. said to-day that it is intended to keep the new factories supplied with yarns spun in Northern Ireland Our Keady factory is now employing 230 workers, mostly men ...

... stays as scheduled—on Saturday afternoon. The deci sion may have disappointed thousands of fans in this red-hot soccer spot but corn. pensation. in the shape of an evening Steel and Sons clash. may be just arout.d the corner East Belfast are almost certain ...

... A LIFE SO FULL AND RICH REFLECTIONS Ih• D. Frazer-Hurst OF THE great statesman who has been laid to rest to-day, it may be said that very few men have had a life so fullorbed and complete. There have been in history so many broken arcs, so many inheritors ...

... ladies totter at speed down stone steps waving copies of - Vogue to be autographed; policemen engaged to keep the bulging lines of fans off the stage. themselves gaze mesmerised. mouthing the words of She Loves You while the crowd swells behind them; ...

... floribundas. one may I . . . 202 WOODSTOCK ROAD have climbing roses on I walls, shrub roses in the '..: . I open, ramblers on per- IDEAL RADIO Telephone 51904/59582 Bolas and roses as :, hedges. while miniature . . , GORDON HAZLETT roses may be grown in • ...

... and visits elsewhere on her own. Mrs. Catherwood, who has been performing as a TV. radio and stage singer under her maiden name, will play the lead in the Arts Theatre Christmas production. Salad Days next month. Lord Justice Curran granted the application ...