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... PLAIN SPEAKING Mr. Jones congratulated Mr, Marshall on stating his views ‘courageously, fairly and well’. ‘““We have always said in the Unionist Party that you can express {our views clearly, and it was plucky of Mr. Marshall be- ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING Mr Morrell said the meeting at Hillsborough between the members of the Northern Ireland Executive and Ministers servants in attendance, had given an opportunity for plain speaking on what was necessary, by way of demonstrations of good ...
... Sporting speaking Everybody esle seems to be looking at who they are going to play In subsequent rounds. I'm just looking at Ken Doherty. Steve Davis, after winning the lrish Masters snooker title, and looking forward to the start of the World Championships ...
... THE CHURCHES SPEAK, September 20th, 1888. ...
... SEQUAH SPEAKS TO THE HALT AND THE LAMB; TO ALL SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC DISEASES TO THE AND THOSE WHOM doctors have railed to relieve ...
... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently! aye speak gently all. Nor cause a sigh or tear. Or painful fccliug in the breast. Throughout our journey here. Speak gently! lime is never long. And short may be slay; Then let strew with genlic words Love's flow'rs upon our ...
... CHORAL-SPEAKING 1, Ebrington; 2, Magheramason; 3, Waterside. ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO THE asoshtink. Pointing out that less than 3,000 British in the Argentine under the age of fifty have registered for national service, the representative of -the Ministry siiipoing. Sir Robert Burton-Chad-- wick, told the British Community ...
... Speaking in public ...
... VOLUNTEERS FOR SPEAKING. As a result of the appeal made by the British Minister of Labour for a central reserve of speakers for the National Service Campaign over offers have been received. These are additional to the large number of speakers whose services ...
... Straight Speaking in the DaiL Government Policy Subservience to the I.R.A. The alarm which is felt in the Free State illegal army, the members of which were at the growth the “ 1.R.A.” and the drilling and carrying lethal weapons in impunity with which ...
... speak (3) 16 Survived to turn from the devil (51 17 Skinny openings I (51 20 Is be a bay. „.. maker?(3) 22 Spoil a piece of marble (3) 23 Re's no spend 20 It shouldn't he riait horror (5) 28 One of those in the belfry ? (31 27 inform William ? (4) 28 ...