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... one's rights Criminal Justice Bill and' and to ask to be let live in a the Offences Against the! decent manner. State Act? Speaking in Thurles. Co.. She said: Because we are Tipperary. yesterday, Missl Christians. we have been Devlin said that there was; ...
... the year in which Parliamentary democracy made its first nervous introduction into the communal life of Northern Ireland. Speaking of civil rights he said that the excursion of the civil rights movement on to the streets initiated an avalanche of protests ...
... as he showed pimself when speaking recently at the annual dinner of the Northern Ireland branch of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries, when he said (quoting Dr. Johnston): “The Irish are a fair people—they never speak well of anyone.” Sir Edmund ...
... evidence suggests that the kind ou experiment I have described could be used to manipulate conscious feeling in humans.' Speaking on the Australian Broadcasting Commissin's Insight Programme. Mr. Mont. gomery said: “We are opening the door for finer and ...
... for the Protection of Ancient Buildings Council end chairman of the East Anglia Regional Committee, the National Trust, will speak on The Preservation of Buildings in Towns and Villages. Mr. Maurice Hayes, town clerk of Downpatrick, will take as his subject ...
... It means a continuing need. a continuing demand for more and better tools and soph- taticated machinery. Mr. Bradford was speaking at the opening of an exhibition at Engineering Servies and Machine Tool Co. Ltd., Knockbreda Read, Belfast. ...
... ARE YOU A SERVICE DEPARTMENT RECEPTIONIST • WITHAMBITION PLEASING PERSONALITY PLEASANT SPEAKING VOICE DESIRE TO SEE A JOB WELL DONE EXPERIENCE IN ALL FUNCTIONS OF SERVICE DEPT. PREVIOUS FORD EXPERIENCE A DISTINCT ADVANTAGE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL. IF SO a vacancy ...
... Injustice ‘as bad in Eire’ Speaking at a Press conference in Dublin on arriving by air from London, Miss Bernadette Devlin, MP, said that she thought in principle injustice was just as bad in Eire as in Northern Ireland, although ‘the terms were different ...
... audience - - ere not interested in what was being said. He added: I certainly wouldn't consider accepting an invitation to speak here again unless I was assured that there would be some form of control over the meeting. One of the speakers. Mr. John ...
... with the Bill's opponents. The Secretary _of State for Defence. Mr. Denis Healy. was in the Chamber most of night but did not speak. When on one Occasion! Miss Devlin came forward to act as teller in a division. she took the advice of ] experienced Labour ...
... thereare still some Protestant the aums of the A.O.H. are the Mministers, who are prepared to unification of Ireland. In all speak the truth. — Yours &c., sincerity how could the mem- RICHARD CRAIG, bers of such : 1 organisation Wayside Close, | join a force ...
... MOTHER OF 10, Justice for the landlord WHEN are we going to have some fair play for the landlords I am speaking of those unfortunates who own ~I d houses the rents of which come within the Rent Act, and especially those in the redevelopment areas. Repair ...