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... same wing of Crumlin Road Jai: as loyalists. After scuffles between policemen and prisoners. a soft Ilor. Mr. Paddy McGrory, speaking for other members of the profession. requested an adjournment. A number of solicitors spoke to republican prisoners in the ...
... the ancient City of Rome and I might add. two in Dublin. Very little is published because they take the view that its works speaks for itself. The late Gilbert Harding Ma'. said We may disagree with the doctnne of the Salvation Army but we must remember ...
... Lord Shinweil said that he thought many peoKle would be startied when they knew the story of what went on then. Sy Ren oy e Speaking on the BBC radic programme “The World 'Fhis Weekend,” he said: “1 think that when the full story of the transactions of the ...
... second’ principle. “If we believe the Moderator’s role to be one of gublic importance to us, as e represents the Church and speaks on its behalf, then more adequate thought, preparation, and training must be given to those we propose and elect.” The Herald's ...
... They have put up a prize of finance the trip- follow follow in his father s • the singing at Wembley but I to grips. so to speak, with ded the award winning for the winner. No set In February. 1975, the footrests and become an 1 • -. •-• have kept up ...
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... announcer cutting in with the local news items. Surely a mere 5 seconds would have made no difference? I cannot speak for your readers, but ‘speaking personally’ 1 consider this an unwarranted intrusion on the performance of Handel's oratorio. Had George Frederic ...
... completed a tour of Belgium. During the summer there 7.F, • If': s i ll; THE OLD myth among Scots that the people of Edinburgh speak a different language from the rest of the country is now official . . . according to the Post Office. Under the tektourist ...
... republican rrisoneu in the dock at Belfast Magistrates Court yesterday. After the scuffles had ended, Mr. Patrick McGrory speak'mf for himself and other solicitors asked for a brief adjournment of the court. i Mr. McGrory and other solicitors interviewed ...
... held back for the better prices that everyone seems certain are in prospect in the coming months. said yesterday. He was speaking after the Joan from nine countries was formally ratified at a meeting of the IMF executive board in Washington. Newspaper ...
... onterrorism. said Secretary of State. Province and incendiary at- The Secretary of State was tacks fell by more than half speaking at his weekly . compared with 1974. The secunty meeting at Stor- SCepthS overall casualties of the mont Castle. : e Army ...
... supermarket suffered blast damage. No one was injured. Police said there was a telephone warning, from a man claiming to be speaking on behalf of the IRA, warning that there were three bombs in the Dunmurry complex. Two black plastic bags containing bombs ...