... com- ing com Alderman Charles Daly, amounted to £5,936. and the 41d, at 1-40 on Christmas pared with 1,071.393 in 1961. speaking on behalf of the amount r covered was morning. with There were fewer Anieri- Opposition in the City Coun- £2,445, the Harbour ...

... Kremlin reception with a realistic warning to the West and a reference to family differences within the Communist camp. Speaking extempore and frequently waving his arms, he declared, We want peace. We are fighting for peace . . but if Capitalism attacks ...

... supply of car bodies from Oxford. U.F.U. chief attacks plan MR. GEORGE CATHCART. president of the Ulster Farmers' Union. speaking at a branch meeting in Kilakeery. Co. Tyrone. said the £500.000 deficiency payment on potatoes. which was denied them by ...

... of a special skill diplomacy her European ai;es are certain to be apprehensive. The Roosev‘ record in post-war set•lements speaks for it,. J.,h Billings (1818-85) may not be among the 100 best authors, but one of his saws would seem essential reading for ...

... views UNEMPLOYMENT and other domestic questions will probably be dealt with by the Prime Minister at his first two major speaking engagements of the New Year—at Birmingham next Wednesday, and at a North- West Conservative rally in Liverpool on January ...

... Farmers' Foram. If television continues to Here We Come! 8-57, Concert: Show us glimpses of the TO-MORROW Part 2. 9-30, Frankly Speaking. Newsreel 7-3 Archer.. 7-0, News and Radio 9-0. News Headlines. 9.1, The 1. Evergreen. 8-0. Radio Eireann String Quartet ...

... clerical meeting in Lisnaskea. Canon D. D. Mayes. director Men's Missionary of ordinands. A‘rmagh Diocese. Society. They will speak and Canon W. J. Girr. Clogher and also show slides of Diocese. opened the discussion. missionary work in East Education Africa ...

... many a Belfast congregation. The three new Belfast Presbyteries. by forming a new SYnod of Belfast. will thus continue to speak with one voice when required. Eire needs Problems accumulate for the Church across the Border. Changes in the ministry have ...

... least In Johannesburg and in other larger towns, everyone speaks it fluently. As for the Africans, the socalled non-whites. so far they still prefer English. in fact. and very few of them can speak Afrikaans, besides their own native languages. (Dr.) WALTER ...

... three local newspapers only give the public the views they feel they should give. My magazine is a counter-blast to that. It speaks frankly and is also an organ for Labour in the city. Derry has a future although he says the average Derryman tends to be ...

... examination. After returning to the home farm he joined Coleraine Y.F.C. and since then has had many successes in public speaking, group debating and stock judging competitions. The home farm is 68 acres and usually another 20 acres are taken in conacre ...

... closely linked in keeping junior clubs going, with officials reluctant to call a bait, but now that the ice broken,' so to speak, it is to be feared that others will do likewise. It is well known that many clubs continue to survive through the efforts ...