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... Taken Tablets District W. G. Harrison said that MecCarron had been involved in an accident at Killane Road and then, after speaking to the driver of the other car, who knew dfgrfendant. McCarron drove Oft. ~ Defendant was subsequently taken to the ...
... by blood being spilt in Londonderry before the British people could be made aware of what was going on. Mr., Ryan who was speaking at a meeting of the Movement for Colonial Freedom. suggested that the time was coming when the British Government should ...
... “] can now understand somesing,” he said, “but not zese how you say comeecs. Zey speak too fast.” He seemed quite terrified of anything American because ‘“zey do mnot speak Eengleesh.” He looked at them with great disapproval and refused even to listen ...
... asking the House to endorse the reform programme as put forward in the Government's commentary on Cameron, he said he was speaking from utter conviction that this was tne right course for the country to take. ...
... meetings and the organisation of the National Cycling Proficiency Scheme within the Region. Enthusiasm, tact and ability to speak well in public are required. SALARY RANGE £1475 PER ANNUM TO £1683 PER ANNUM, PLUS SUBSISTENCE AND CAR ALLOWANCES; CONTRIBUTORY ...
... In the papers. 9. 11 Morning music. 10 records. 1l diary. 12 Music Box; 1.30 News; Records. 3 Irish Member; Music masters; Speak your mind. 4 Older generation; Ceili. 5 French; Chantons; Music on the move. 6.30 News; Sport. 7.15 Jazz: Irish. 8 Concert ...
... meetings, end the organisation of the National Cycling Proficiency Scheme within the Region. Rem,Enthusiasm, tact and ability to speak well In public ere required. Salary range £1,475 p.a. to £1,683 p.e. plus subsistence and car allowances, contributory pension ...
... everyone. There must be respect for government and he hoped the politicians would find solutions to the Province. Mr. Bailie, speaking on the recent disturbances, said that they would create a generation of wrong-doers if tacy allowed the riotous elements ...
... was his brother. and an arrangement had been made for him to go into a clinic. The Resident Magistrate asked Mr. V. Coyle to speak through the defending solicitor, and Mr. O’Doherty asked if bail could be allowed in this particular case. pending an appeal ...
... at that time between a ecrowd and a Answering Mr. McCollum, he said that on the night of August 13, he would say, broadly speaking, that when the police withdrew peace was restored. The trouble during the riots was generally between the Catholic people ...
... white-trench-coat and was hardly noticed by the crowds which gathered whenever the official cars and their escorts stopped to speak to the groups of Specials. General Freeland, in uniform, ‘“‘stole the show” to som - extent—but also was the target of shouted ...
... action against others but the number was not nearly as large as many ~ people felt. had been broken and she got a hailer to speak to youths to get them to disperse Qquietly and go home. The volice got the hailer back in a very battered condition about 6 ...