... Government to pursue certain courses, but it was sometimes difficult when one had to answer for the results. Mr. Andrews was speaking at the Rotary Club on A Businessman at Stormont. He said It was his Impression that the public was well served and Northern ...

... conscious, too,”’ he went on, “that 1 speak from the school where lsaac Butt, one of the foremost protagonists of the present type of denominational education, had his schooling. When succescive Ministers of Education speak of the excellence of our educational ...

... that were in “holts.” Both went [rishman is the Gaelic - speaking i, the floor. When Carlin got up I :tomar: Caégolir.. As a corollary, Pro- poticed his lip was bleeding and I estan glish-speaking Irishmen jyoyg hospital. cannot be true Irishmen. whéhgm ...

... would wish to take children in the care of the Committee into their homes. He would like to know of such families. “We cannot speak too highly of people who bring these children into their homes and bring them up as their own,” Mr. Wilde continued. “It gives ...

... these Games u possible. Probably no country in Europe is better equipped to make one's holiday more enjoyable or expensive—l speak from experience —and there a evidence already to suggest that for Romans in particular, the 1960 Olympics (from August 25-September ...

... said that Unionist members at Westminster had always to try to get Eire to take steps to control I.R.A. activities. She was speaking at a combined meeting of the men's and women's sections of Windsor Unionist branch in Glengall Street last night. Dealing ...

... 1. Business. I. Loiter. I. Fella. 10. Starry. 2. Household. 3. Shrewd. 4. Give up. 3. Medicinal 11. Compli- ease. ment. 6. Speak to 12. Ends. 7. Feel. 16. Acknow- 13. Moduleledge. tion. 20. Fault. 14. Instrument 21. Exhilarate. 13. Strew. 22. Liberty. ...

... on water supplies linos 1955 was than AMNON% if which nears than ill.ededee had been supplied by grants from the Goverment Speaking about the problem of radio-activity in relation to water. Mr. Milway said this had not been felt to any great degree here ...

... the author and equally well realised by May Diver. So is that of her mother (Ge rt rude Russell). Having had the courage to speak up against a strike he gets the cold shoulder from his workmates; preferring to spend his leisure reading rather than drinking ...

... GUTHRIE, M.A., PH.D,, PRESIDENT OF MAGEE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDONDERRY, SPEAKING LAST NIGHT AT THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE LONDONDERRY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB. Speaking as one “who did not claim any expert knowlcdge. Dr. Guthrie, “venturing” ...

... busy practice In Kilburn, London. Through letters, he inspired the creation of a Nyasaland African Congress, and he began to speak at political meetings in 1951 when opposition to the proposed Central African Federation mounted. Banda was stirred to further ...

... children in the care of the Committee into their homes. He would like to know of such families. GREAT START IN LIFE ““We cannot speak too highly of people who bring these children into their homes and bring them up as their own,”’ Mr. Wilde continued. ‘lt gives ...