... aimed to serve the whole of 'Heeled stem In Ulster. Ireland. He urged the farming community to concentrate on the development Speaking later at a reception in of stores. the Savoy Cafe, the Mayor. Coun- He said they had been assured cillor Charles Cooper. ...

... FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL To the Editor of ‘‘The Londonderry Sentinel’’ Dear Sir—]John Stuart Mill, that eminent scholar, when speaking on the subject of Liberty, once said: “Jt is the retention of personal opinion and intellectual pacification which result ...

... I's offer of the City of Derry and the land around it, to the City of London, Mr. Brian Faulkner, Minister of Home Affairs, speaking at a dinner given by the Hon. the Irish Society in London last week, said: 5 I hope that you will scon send over some more ...

... in the South. ALMOST OPEN At present Northern Ireland was almost a local market for southern manufacturers, and generally speaking almost an open market. Despite this fact southern exports to the North had fallen from 14 per cent. to less than seven per ...

... £50,000,000 INVESTED IN NORTHERN IRELAND The Spirit of the Age Speaking of the attractions of Ulster for new industries, he said: ““The Americans have the reputation of being hard headed business men. To-day, American firms —amongst them Du Pont at L ...

... shower continued to the President's house, a distance of about two miles. Talk on Girls' Life Brigade Miss Daphne Fletcher will speak about the work of the Girls' Life Brigade in Nigeria at University Road Methodist Church, Belfast, to-night. She has been working ...

... levy was £112,235 but as there was a credit of £4,368 for an over-assessment, for 1958-59, the net demand for the levy would Speaking of the g:yment next year of £7,500 to the county in respect of rates for the Banagher water supply, he stated: “ This is ...

... in Londonderry at the present time,”” said the President of the Young Unionist Association (Major M. W. McCorkell), when speaking at the Inter-Association Quiz on Thursday. Representing the Association were Fermanagh Association (Mrs, S. Dougherty and ...

... that of the Communists, says Rev. F. S. Leahy, minister of Cregagh Road Reformed Presbyterian Church. Mr. Leahy. who was speaking at the fifth annual dinner of the Belfast and Northern Ireland branch of the Commercial Travellers' Christian Association ...

... on Sunday night. . Professor Haire said: ‘‘You and { live in an age where we believe the Lord of the Church is ukingeus to speak to one another and, where possible, to draw near to one another. Time may be short; perhaps -shorter than we realise, “What ...

... readiness of Unionists to be prepared for any difficulty that might arise. Mr. R. Chichester-Clark, M.P. for Londonderry. speaking of the political position, said : “We must remain calm and show the world that all we want is to be left alone to follow ...

... by Mr. J. D. Ross, Secretary, in his annual report to the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce. At the same time the Secretary, speaking of other directories, warned members not to pay anything for advertising space in trade directories unless they had seen ...