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... He `follows the horses '—to protect them I SEE THAT a former deputy governor of Belfast Prison, Mr. George Crowe, has been speaking out on the loss of 47 horses on board the City of Waterford during the gales of two weeks ago. He wants to see a horse abattoir ...
... secretary. Br Wm Rainey: treasurer. fir Robert McCambley: foreman of coannuttee. Br. William McDonald. Cost of coalpensioners speak out ULD as. pensioners spoke eat against the high cost Coal and electricity at a special meeting in Belfast. RiOnleentativee ...
... officials, members of the T.U.C.. Chambers of Trade and Commerce and road associations. ;ENERAL MATTERS Mr. Little, who was speaking on the functions of a Chamber of Trade, said that the traffic problem ...
... Nyasaland. he will see the Kariba Dam and the falls at Livingstone. The day after he arrives in Salisbury be is expected to speak in the capital's largest cinema to a record crowd. -- TiasocietycieWiii.ses the case as a most meritorious one owing to prevailing ...
... Elliott, said In Lame that the present age of social security had made people forget their religions needs. The Bishop, who was speaking at a dedication service of a new church hall. for Larne and Inver parish, said present pros- Peritr, educational and technical ...
... Northern Ireland branch of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries, heard Mr. Hugh T. Nicholson, a London chartered accountant, speak on The valuation of unquJted shares for estate duty. Mr. G. S. Pentland. chairman of the branch council, presided. ...
... possible, maintain and even improve the quality of its eggs, as they were now in a more competitive field. Mr. Robinson was speaking on • Commercial Eg g Production. His lecture was illustrated with coloured slides of various agricultural shows in Northern ...
... In the last 10 years Ulster had built 79 secondary intermediate schools. and provided more than MOO pupil places. He was speaking at the opening of Ltsnaskea Secondary Intermediate School. Leal Imbibe/of. cut of reform Ow Initiated. of Om woof Noportont ...
... Millington said he Building Fund Committee. doubted if any other parish in Both compositions, which were Northern Ireland could speak of a written at the request of the Combetter record in this field. mittee. are sung to well known He said that more than £40 ...
... OTHER SCHOOLS Speaking about the other types of edsoo:s that had been hul.t. the Prime Minister said the total number of all new ones built was 264. providing for 60.000 pupils. I mention these figures to give you some idea of the work which th.. Ministry ...
... Llnenhall Street, Belfast 2. WALL SLOGANS NOW must surely be an opportune time for our religious and political leaders to speak out against sectarian wall slogans of all kinds. At the Christmas day football match at the Oval I overheard an embarrassed ...