... area has yet to be announced, and it is not known yet whether the Prime Minister, Major Chichester-Clark, will be invited to speak. ...

... Anti-apartheid bishop speaks to students The Rt. Rev. Trevor Huddleston, the man whose stand against apartheid made him a legend in southern Africa and who is now Bishop of Stepney in the East End of London, last night addressed a forum in Queen’s University ...

... the just society. the happy Society. and it seems so far away. The only hope for Northern Ireland. said Mr. Gal-' lagher. speaking in the Grosvenor Hall last night. was a community of better Roman Catholics and better Protestants—a people with a change ...

... Beattie. MP for South Antrim at Stormont. Mr. John McQuade, the Woodvale MP. and Senator Charles McCullough are expected to speak at an open-air meeting. The pressure on security forces will remain for the rest of the week. On Tuesday, the Rev. lan Paisley ...

... a showdown. Mr. Jackson forecast a ‘‘contest of some length” and said the strike would become increasingly bitter. He was speaking after a series of talks at the Department of BEmployment yesterday. For the last 90 minutes of yesterday’s meeting Mr. Robert ...

... eclipses every month act that the moon either or below the sun in the v and again, though, consuch that the moon and the ually speaking, in the same me in the sky and an eclipse ore are three types of solar artial, annular and total artial eclipse, as the name ...

... ciaims, Park Room, Presbyterian Hostel, 6-00. Belfast Speakers' Circle, debate with Belfast Co- Operative Society's public speaking class, Central Hall, Rosemary Street, 7-30, Queen . ; University, public lecture by the Rt. Rev. Trevor Huddleston, Room ...

... Belfast District of the Methodist Church in Ireland, ¢ and former Methodist Presi- Fl lg 1l S dent, in Belfast last night. i Speaking in the Grosvenor |HaJI, he said that what was needed was a round the table lC o 4 0 meeting and “a people with a ( change ...

... present position become a travesty and pistols ' it meant only in such cimumstanc?l but look land for the right to qualify|speaks volumes for Illing- at 20 paces would be prefereet e ”t-.rimdnwnl for the finals. worths single - minded able. ' i o ood That ...

... most sporting they have played in this season. No nasty incidents and hardly a foul of any consequence, says Jimmy, and this speaks volumes for two teams playing so vital a game where the points mean so much. This success of Distillery is due, I think, to ...

... Ulster. irrespective of religion or political affiliation, want to follow but it is a road that must be clearly pinpointed. To speak at this time of social grievances, economic deprivation and deep political divisions, even though these are things which are ...

... Commerce, at whose annual dinner next Friday, Lord O'Neill was due to 40 workers walk out in Lord O'Neill—l'm private citizen. speak. confirmed that the visit was off. He said the police at Enniskillen had passed on a message from Lord O'Neill to the Civic ...