... address a Londonderry ward Unionist association in thee, Apprentice Boys* Hall to-I morrow night 'Next week Sir, Knox will speak on Ulster to the Conservative Association of the Imperial College, London University, and to a lunchhour gathering of the City ...

... BB.C. and fts commercial rival in the promotion of sensationalism, will be largely %‘ recall the B.BC's own 3 ‘Nation shall speak peace to Nation.' SR v Let us wish Lord Hill a happler New Year than Ulster, or Great Britain, seems to face. — Yours, &c. ...

... local duthorities and of the New‘ownards and Londonderry Sports Advisory Councils have been invited to hear Mr, Winterbottom speak on sports development with ?-rtlcular reference to provision of facilities and the work of sports advisory councils. ...

... Moderator finds North, South differ Speaking at the re-opening of Convoy Presbyterian Church, aftex renovations costing about £6,000, the Moderator of the General Assembly (Rt. Rev. Dr.J.H. Withers) said he was thrilled by the sheer unquestioning loyalty ...

... - Speech awards Five your;g farmers from the orth-West featured in the results of the Y.F.C annual Public Speaking finals, organised by _the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster, and held in Greenmount Agricultural _College _.on Monday. Forty four clubs were ...

... Gulliver's Laws (6): the Map. Craft and Science iunit 4): Metal Cutting (2). 7-30 Newsroom. 8-00 Horizon: If only they could speak (pigeons). .50 Exhibition from Railway Ray (4): Scandal in the Museum, Clapham. 3-55 In- House. terval. 4-05 Romper Room. ...

... Union he hoped wegian company in October Irene Boyd , deputy head Lisburn' there would not be another last and is due to be Speaking in the Elmwood prepared for changes within medical social worker. Royal price reduction in February Room o f the Students' ...

... terrorised and expectant mothers had nervous breakdowns. One man who appealed to the police to withdraw was beaten and kicked. Speaking on Sunday, he said that if what occurred on the previous night was repeated, it would be met with what they had to offer ...

... sible, to speak a few reasonable words.” The way this column is going 1 should be able to follow Gotthe's advice as far as poems and pictur are Francis M. Neill, Belfast. > Mr. Samuel James Watkins, Glenville Road, Whiteabbey, and his bride, Miss June ...

... SPEAKING MY MIND ...

... Lineal descent SIR — Who fears to speak of '98?7 . ~ Most Ulster Presbyterians, including your anonymous correspondent who claimed o know more about my ancestry than I do myself, I npg:oe yo must, in this atmosphere of fear and intimidation, publish anonymous ...

... Ulster people of every shade of opinion wili endorse our view of these barbaric assaults On this at least we can be united We speak with studied moderation, as we have no wish to disturb caim. We urge all fellow Ulstermen to maintain the peace.—Yours, Allan ...