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New King's 150 Years
Page 10 from 21st June 1985T ODAY, there are great goings-on at Stonyhurst, the famous Jesuit College in Lancashire. But it is not only the College which is involved. it is a......
I Must Apologise To Readers Of The Charterhouse Chronicle...
Page 12 from 17th March 2000dwell this week on a non-spiritual issue, though it contains a moral element. It will be very much in the minds of all those connected with......
The Haunting Fear Of Being Soft On Crime
Page 12 from 28th May 1999Charterhouse Chronicle Frank Longford Jr ACK STRAW as Home Secretary has to take controversial decisions every day of the week. Usually I approve......
Charterhouse Chronicle
Page 12 from 1st October 1999Frank Longford T HE CONFERENCE season is here again — what memories it conjures up. I have visited almost every Labour conference since 1935 and......
Christmas Prayers For The Great, The Loved And The Weak
Page 12 from 25th December 1999Charterhouse Chronicle Frank Longford Bishop Murphy O'Connor, above, and Tony Blair, right, will be supported I AM NEVER QUITE SURE whether it......
A Catholic Peer Still Young At Heart
Page 5 from 1st December 1995Lord Lonford celebrates his 90th birthday next week. In order tomark the occasion, the Catholic Herald asked his biograpler Peter Stanford to......
How Our Judges Can Sometimes Abuse Power
Page 6 from 20th October 1972by Maureen Vincent H IS Honour Henry Cecil Leon, formerly one of Her Majesty's County Court Judges. is surely better known to the general public......
Porridge, Pardons And Parole: Jack Straw's Unenviable Role
Page 12 from 3rd March 2000Charterhouse Chronicle Frank Longford I HAVE BEEN involved with prison matters for over 60 years but I have never had much chance of being Home......
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Page 12 from 18th September 1998Putting the family first By Frank Longford I AM genuinely honoured to be invited to become a columnist for The Catholic Herald. I have always......
We Miss You, Frank
Page 9 from 26th August 2011rd Longford died 10 years ago this month, says Peter Stanford T here’s something thoughtprovoking about the 10th anniversary of Lord Longford’s......