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... not been broad-based upon the people’s will. It was a democratic movement. They chose their leader after they had heard him speak and they clung to him until he retired. They did not draw their beliefs from him: he drew his authority from them™. In 1910 ...

... shop-stewards and their fellow-workers of the Shipyard, who, during the days of death and destruction, raised their voices to speak out for peace and humanity in our own littlit corner of a troubled world. When the currents of hate and sectarianism threatened ...

... Newington Presbyter Church, Belfast, a lin which he never severed. Speaking at a churc service, the Rev. W. Mcllfatrick described Cal tain Symington as a tru Christian gentleman ar spoke of his devoted in the Church Sund School. ...

... ‘junk’—but Anne won the ear-ring battle Y 0 oK ! being remedied. At 19, Princess Anne, (fashionably speaking, the one white hope among the rovals, is fast becoming not only o dedicated follower of contemporary swinging fashion, but a leader of it, too ...

... scrum-half Willie Gribben holding his place to the exclusion of Alastair Campbell for his third let XV game in a week. Generally speaking, the 'thy epidemic has not yet proved' to be a major problem with Ulster clubs, although therel is no saying what will happen' ...

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... the Lough Road. Plans for Ballymena's new £lom. town cenire were announced by Commission general manager Mr. Gordon Coles. Speaking at a Press conference Mr. Coles said work is expected to start within the next two years. Mr. Nat Minford, Secretary for ...