... Confident “I know that | can speak for all ? colleagues that they are activated by the same emotion. | believe we are enwrin* into a new era and it will not be easy. There will be many poop{e who wil' spare no efforts to bring tnis administration to an ...

... those who were agalnn this or any other new arrangement. “The facts of the situation in Northern Ireland and its very history speak for themselves. It is difficult to reconcile such deéep and long held differences of view and feelin& But it has to be done ...

... clearly reflect the views of the Unionist electorate in the constituency. This committee is therefore the only body which can speak for all the Unionist people, and since it is the body to which the candidates gave their election pledges it is the only body ...

... Church in Ireland, has said that the Pope’s new year motto was of vital importance to Ireland. “*The Pope could have been speaking to every Irish man and woman when he chose: ‘Peace Depends On You’ he said. 3 ‘‘What the Pagpe is saying is that while ...

... wnfin’n levision Act and laws ning sedition, libel yntempt. first by a mpany is beby London Television, budgeted 13 50-minute “Speak for will go out late on er h2s been d “will be in the Lon- '~ successful in giving a free say on 1 by the BBC and w-Tees commercial ...

... Mr. Faulkner, the new Chief Executive was addressing an Enterprigse Ulster reception in Belfast, and he salid that he was speaking for at deast 90 per cent of people when he said “go ahead” with its [projects. n less than a year Enterprise Ulster had organised ...

... feat will be repcated in ‘74 but. there's room for repeats. It certainly takes the “horror” out of the headlines. . Awd speaking of headlines. there's. one which we’d all like to see in 1974: “PEACE BROKE OUT IN ULSTER LAST NIGHT.” With that thought ...

... queues outside the Ulster Hall ...

... last miouth, while I waited to gain admission to the Benny Goodman concert,. [ everheard a very significant remark. Someone, speaking to is companion, said: “I'm seeing faces tonight T haven't seen for years', and this was descriptive of much of the atmosphere ...

... Belfast 4. JOSEPH REID *Plain speaking SIR—I would like to heartily congratulate Mr. Faulkner for his plain speaking about Mr. Paisley on TV. This was a very courageous outburst by Mr. Faulkner and will have to be kept up and intensified until Mr. Paisley ...

... Unionist Council decision on Friday came before time was given to the Sunningdale agreement to prove itself. Mr. Hume, who was speaking on the RTE “Late Late Show” on Saturday night, said the decision was also based on distrust of the SDLP. “But through time ...

... first news of the kidnappisg came in a telephone call by a man to the Sunday News at 12-35 a.m. yesterday. He said: “l am speaking for a Protestant organisation. We have kidnamaed Ranger Horner to-night” ¢ ‘He said“that no harm would- come to him provided ...