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... last month, said outside: “This was not a stunt. I wanted “T 1 wanted to speak during this debate because I was disgusted at the unreality of the speeches. I say I have a right to speak because, under the 1938 constitum.fiw Dublin Government the right to ...
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... price this year despite the £62 million stal services loss, Mr Bill fihnd. chairman of the Post ice, said yesterday, He was speaking at a news conference followi publication of the Post O#lee’. first tmt as a commercial emn He said the Post ce up‘oned }h ...
... happen that the ecivil lence resort t b ma o physical force or’ even torture fto 'M informatio:(, oft: m-tl‘”meer:hn been Speaking in Latin, the Cardinal, who is Archbishop of Armagh in Northern Ireland, added: “Such action cannot be o o lav)emnotbedhtlrm ...
... higher than at the company’s Coventry plant, Mr Gilbert. Hunt, the company’s - managing director, said in Glasgow yesterday. Speaking to Glasgow Chamber of Clgnmnm on_the automotive industry, Mr Hunt said the m?o :t. levoood‘ were product and the mg;-y could ...
... School was officially opened yesterday by Princess Alexandra who later spent more than an hour touring . the building . and speaking to staff and pupils. The school was built at a cost ~of £1 million by Angus Education Committee to provide secondary - education ...
... cut unemployment and improve older houses :u ‘made in Edinburgh yesteray. | Mr William Roe, Shelter’s director in Scotland, speaking at | ce in Craigl arish ¥ of a > ttish t a t ay. His proposals are aimed at the 1 icient implementation of the -house improver ...
... would before the vote, but this idea is [be,.bqi,ng -to; save the Governbeing reliéted by others who | ment from defeat. Speaking at believe that such a gesture would | Tunbridge Wells, he insisted that only weaken their long:term posi- lnw ** has no ...
... the Cabinet he will as m inh;u“mmununr“htbl“h!h* D, i Lobo St e skl AL i i 4 oy ‘, team, c;.'.af::'.'um-.m Mr'lm”—lflufl to speak in favour of i British entry, but they will move to the Back Benches to do so. Labour peers—unlike Labour MPs—will have a free ...
... the only instruments on the islands at that time,” he says. . *“ There -must have been at least 500 guys playing it.” Aly speaks ruefully of . the impact of the pop explosion of the 19605. “All the kids ...
... on_ the ence of a very genuine Chris' m'uurm who is a memtber of m ;eonnlm: in . the fi 'Wumflm '«' fl.'n‘-u Churches, was speaking after a lecture on “The Movement Today 0 students at New mm ge of Edinburgh Univers- He added: “ There are those who are ...