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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 ...
... Milk Marketing Board Chief Says— FARM WORKERS WAGES “A CRYING OUT SHAME” SPEAKING at the twanty-fourth given a meagly four shi'lings a 8 we” annual dinner of the Coleraine and wage increase with an hour off. Agri- Distrist Tractor Ploughing Sacisty culture ...
... 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 ...
... tha: I*ish would only be revived by its use as a lving language. He exhorted everyboly who had even a few phrases of Trieh to speak Irish as often as possidle, wherever possible. The secretary of Comhaitas TMadh G. Mac Giolla Domhnaigh, in hs report of the=sear's ...
... Unionists Praise Their Secretary High Pell Pleased Speaking at the annual meeting of the North Londonderry Unionist Association’s Limavady Branch, Mr. J. C. Drennan, CE DL the President of the Association, stressed that although they had had a wonderful ...
... further. We must take the pledge”, said Mr. W. J. Eakin, J.P., Claudy, at Saturday's meeting of Londonderry Rural Council speaking of the new rate for 1960 of 218 in the £, an increase of crease of 24. He complained: There is a certain section of the people ...
... 11-Plus Exam. Being Probed, Says N.l. Minister The Minister, of Education, Mr. W. M, May, speaking at the annual meeting of the North Londonderry Unionist Association in Dungiven on Wednesday night, said he did not pretend that all the Government’'s ...
... War Office in 1957-58, Dr, Ivan Whiteside Magill is a Lelangulglo f‘: f‘}%’;gedtm %V:;lsi‘;;f Larne man who has made valu- Speaking Union, and later the All able contributions to medicine. People’s Association. One of his , BOrn in 1888, he was educated ...