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... TO SPEAK—OR NOT TO SPEAK -3 VERSIONS MINISTER of Comunity Relations and vp for Mid-Antrim, Dr. Robert Simpson, was the for criticism at a in Ballymena lasf week of the local heanch of the Ulster [ ovalist Association. meeting eged that Dr, refused North ...
... Speaking Personally Opera lovers should note that Alison Taggart, the administrator of the Northern Ireland Opera Trust and the Studio Opera Group, will be Robin Harris’s guest in Speaking P-rnom;n Radio Ulster on Sa , October 6. ...
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... speaks of pressures A LISBURN headmaster to-day described the enormous pressures to which grammar school pupils are subjected. Mr. Arthur Chapman, headmaster of Friend's School, Lisburn, was speaking at speech day. He said: Pupils In grammar schools ...
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... Speaking GERALD SEYMOUR, the television reporter and author, who has lived and worked in England and in Rome, talks to Robin Harris in Speaking Personally on Radio Ulster on Saturday, March 24. ...
... Speaking of Beckett GUEST speaker at tonight's meeting of the Queen's University English Society (4 University Square, 8 pm) is the writer Alec Reid. Reid, a former lecturer at Trinity College, Dublin, is the co-editor of a book of essays on the Ulster ...
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... SPEAKING IT IS something of a small mercy that it was Peter Ustinov whom they chose to lead like a lamb around Eiastels's tralverse (BBC-2), rather than Bob Welling'. Mr. Ustinov, at least, was heard to mutter fantastic on those occasions when the sights ...
... to speak possible for a human being still alive. o The jury heard that Mr. Boyle was unable to speak but his mother spent seven hours a day at#is bedside in Moyle }:;?itd,lprne. She had devised a means of communication whereby her son moved his finger ...
... Speaking GERALD SEYMOUR, the television reporter and author, who has lived and worked in England and in Rome, talks to Robin Harris in Speaking Personally on Radio Ulster on Saturday, March 24. KEEP your fingers crossed and hope soon that you’'ll be able ...
... Speak now THE truth will out' in b un dooderrY. and the ton er the better. The Bev. lan Paisley has lam ed names and given dates and places of r eeds. at which. he says, underhand deals were discussed. The next move s up to the Unionists. The explanation ...