... agriculture and making it pay. A dough‘ng of food production to meet the rising human population had to be made. “The English-speaking peoples could not exist as an island of affluence in a sea of human misery. Hungry people have votes and they could start ...

... Ulster sickest man in Europe —Churchman Dr Hedley Plunkett, President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, speaking last night during a visit to his home town, Lisnaskea, spoke of “the obscenity of violence” which had destroyed beautiful landmarks in border ...

... said that border violence is driving the two communities apart and perpetuating fears which will persist for years to come. Speaking in his home town of Lisnaskea during a tour of three border congragations in Co. Fer- 1 managh. he said: The obscenities ...

... front capital punishment. Thirty-seven others doors like cWhirter. The murder of Mr McWhirt these u‘aervi: ifim.‘:.bh:m': mm Speaking at Wallingford on Saturday he said: Republican circles in Northern lm:'ndi:sm and cannot be,reed until their sentences are ...

... “Jt was a game,” Bryce s ot of people agree. But in m: winning rugby Tugby.Andit's: two Inter-Pro p: the bag.” Fair “‘point” speak. And follow-up, the selectors are Kk {the same together for Sa week’s Cente fixture game : Leinster atLan Road. They'll annou ...

... his way up a (ter fleeing from Russia to escape a Czarist ogrom in 1910. Strul senior came to these Island at 19 unable to speak s a word. of English and his, first business venture was a' B=wnbroker's shop in Street, Heath. He, aided `up a textile ma ...

... the sartorial world. cures them, then fashions them into novel dickybows. In our picture Frank shows the raw material. so to speak, and the finished product. Looks pretty impressive. too, although the thought does occur to ns that fish-tail fashion could ...

... minds on the good government of the United Kingdom there would be a greater chance of a success that would endure, he said. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Belfast Benevolent Society of St. Andrew, Mr. Stuart said both parties were promoting devolution ...

... goes as near as anything could in these hard times to redeeming our faith in human nature. Finding himself with a public speaking engagement, he went to a firm of Bfif aFI printers to buy some prompt cards. Did he want them for his sermons, they asked ...

... your ambitions es by the board. This depresses you a little, but later some good news cheers you. You may feel tempted to speak your mind. even when you knowmoment is inopportune. th. YOu may. however. have reason to regret your impetuosity. You mug try ...

... Face facts, says Craig Mr William Craig speaking in Antrim last night criticised the United Ulster Unionists for not facing up to the realitics of the situation — that since the dissolution of the Convention there was little reason to believe that they ...

... Alliance has been forced upon members by the attitude of management, said the assistant secretary, Mr Gregg Maxwell, yesterday. Speaking at a news conference in Belfast he said “Thereisa dee: feeling that what is at risk now is the whole future of the Housing ...