... TERs these contemplated murderous onslaughts, it is noted - -,-- that God created them and it is His right to keep them to the d itor alive, deformities and all. as long as He will. Medically speaking:— emp:oyed. mental defectives, etc., be similarly ...

... close of an all-too-brief season, that all of them had appeared at less than their normal fee in order to keep the Society alive this year. That art opera week was possible at all was due to Ulster Television, who made a handsome grant when it was learnt ...

... colour 'war' on television BELFAST MUSEM AND ART GALLERY Is waging a colour war on television. Colour . that's the weapon director Mr. W. A. Seaby is using to keep his Saturday morning film shows alive. He hit on the Idea when children told him they ...

... Northern Ireland. Under the heading Ireland's Fanatics Fight to Keep Hatred Green. it devotes f(r.lr pages of reporting and pictures to an attempt to analyse the causes behind the strife. The arte is the result of a is to icl Ulster by a team trom a magazine ...

... many collectors here as le South—tmforttmately, said Nelson Bell, the dr-old proprietor .of Belfast's newest art itast is very much an who may not have had time ,trial city and people or money to buy pictures lee' a bit uncertain before and decide to buy ...

... should be resumed within the next few weeks, and the amendments will be introduced on the committee stage. Owing to pressure of business, however, it may be difficult to have the Bill completed before the summer recess. I understand It was stressed to-day ...

... this kind, but again their relevance to a local election must be doubted. It can also be. argued that it is right to keep Liberalism alive in an area that helped to give it birth. The difficulty is that the same area to-day is too small to hold two radical ...

... Bills involving 45 accused. At the same time last year there were only 31 Bills involving 28 people. In 1982 there were 23 Bills. Warrenpoint may get a health clinic WARRENPOINT is one of four centres under consideration by Dow n County Health and Welfare ...

... Seed.' May McKin:ey and Arthur Ross will play the gir:'s parents and George O'Prey wi:l portray her grandfather, a man who keeps a secret. Hubert Wilmot has plans for other interesting plays lt the Arts. Wildes An Ideal Husband will he staged there soon ...

... 1961. BOROUGH OF BELFAST .XTION COMMITTEE 'ELECTION FOR NDARY EDUCATION 1982 •ention of peewits Is drain he followlso arrangements ~ e been wade for Review - , Bt-qualifylog stage kfAIQfIBU ORIMART rgi% ATE IlilitXll.6 ..:tilnding anraurganised Fri *taw* ...

... over in the capital and has found herself a job as assistant stage manager in the Ambassador Theatre. It'll keep me in pocket money until I go to the Academy in October, she told me. You may have caught a glimpse of 18-year-old Jacky. whose parents live ...

... the Arts Council, said to -day that audiences had been good all week, following a tour of the province in which halls had been filled for Stewart Love's play. The company. directed by Harold Goldblatt, has now dispersed, kut It is hoped they may be brought ...