... of stipends. I hate to talk about it, and if T was not in the position 1T am in. I would not for one moment get up here *o speak on it.” The Archdeacon said there was such a scarcity of clergy that it was quite wrong for a man to be appointed to a parish ...

... Bishop to rest On medical aiylee. lb. Mahon of Derry and Raphoe. Dr. Tyndall. will be away from the diocese for He will also speak at the two months from November 23. meeting which will take place The Dean of Derry, Very Rev. L. R. immediately after the ...

... ratan was net without due personal We are exEmmet, proud that women in Northern Ireland. like yourself. ham the courage to speak eat against smug, inept platitudes and conformity to policies of discrimination. The Belfast and Banger Cuba of the liminess ...

... For that reason he welcomed the effort ol the Mothers’ Union to raise the standard of family life. Mr. Maconachie, who was speaking on the report on social service, referred to gambling and said that Ulster spent £60,000,000 on gambling and the Church should ...

... MITCIIEL SPEAKS WHEN these proceedings had 1' Y terminated, Mr. Madden came out on to the balcony of the hotel and introduced Mitchel who, on making his appearance, was greeted with rousing cheers. When quiet had been restored. Mitchel spoke In a low ...

... DEFENDANT BECAME QUEEN’S SCOUT His Honour Judge William Johnson Q.C., Chief Scout Commissioner for Northern ireland, speaking at the annual meeting on Thursday night, of the Londonderry and District Boy Scout Association, told a story of a boy who had ...

... Ireland. said to-day the Royal Navy must stand as a resolute and effective force against the threat of nuclear war. He was speaking to more than 300 officers and ratings in a farewell parade at H.M.S. Sea Eagle. He said: Kruschev is trying to make ua panicky ...

... Church, and looks forward to the | cont. nuance of that order in the life { of the Church of Ireland. Ecclesias| tically speaking this document is the | rock from whence we are hewn. The | Character of our Ministry is clearly |dcfincd here and our historic ...

... growing demand for the abolition of compulsory Irish,” said Rev. R. Denholm Moore, M.A,, rector of Clonleigh and Donaghmore, speaking at the annual meeting of Derry and Raphoe Diocese in Londonderry on Wednesday. Mr. Moore, who holds an hon- ours degree in ...

... colour,” said Mr. Scott Marshall, Londonderry, speaking at a Young Unionist week-end school at Newcastle, County Down, on Saturday. In his speech which won for him the Chichester-Clark Trophy for pub’ic speaking, Mr. Marshall added: “True, we may get away ...

... Association for the Reform of Low Cepa& Northern I MIMI' GERALD GARDINER Q.C. wdl speak at CAPITAL PUNISHMENT At THE CENTRAL HALL Rosemary Street, Belfast On SATURDAY, NOV, 4 at p.m. tented number el seats MI M Tickets (2 -1 mut ..ned tram the liesorers ...

... ” said Dr. Daniel McDonald, Chairman of Birmingham Sound Reproducers Ltd., City High Sherifi of Londonderry, on Thursday. speaking at a luncheon in the County Courthouse when he was host to the Judges of Assize, members of the Grand Jury, and a representative ...