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Whiteiriars Hrottiele
Page 5 from 26th March 1965A diary of people and places T HE first student donation to Liverpool University Catholic Chaplaincy's new building—which opens next month— came......
By Norman St. John Stevas
Page 4 from 13th November 1970The Catholic in political life y AM returning this week to the subject of Catholics I in English politics or, rather, the lack of them. Catholics......
Obituary
Page 12 from 14th April 1939The Abbot of Ampleforth SCHOOLMASTER AND cmJucu BUILDER The Right Rev. Dom Edmund Matthews, 0.5.13., second Abbot of Ampleforth, died at his abbey......
Who Will Be At The V.c. Parade?
Page 8 from 20th January 1956The Queen will review them H OW many Catholics will be in the ranks of holders of the Victoria Cross when the Queen holds a review in Hyde Park on......
Festival Of Novelty And Rediscovery
Page 8 from 18th November 1983YESTERDAY, November 17, was the opening day of another London Film Festival, the 27th, in the year of the British Film Institute's SOth......
Armada Sunk In A Year Of Blood And Tears For Catholics
Page 5 from 24th April 1987Flavit et dissipati sunt 1588 — so ran the inscription on a gold medal commemorating the destruction by a terrible hurricane of most of the Spanish......
Laughing At Life
Page 8 from 1st March 19630-ONE is more welcome than the person who can g enerate lau g hter Hancock, Sykes-Jac q ues, Miriam Karlin; nor less welcome than the one who tries......
New Fiction
Page 6 from 14th December 1979IN Confederates (Collins at £5.95), Thomas Keneally has found another huge theatre for his action in the Southern states ouring the American Civil......
Two Views Of A Lawrence Who Kit Betrayed Into Guilt
Page 6 from 3rd October 1969by GEORGE EVANS The Secret Liles of Lawrence of Arabia by Philip Knightley and Cohn Simpson (Nelson 42s.) Lawrence of Arabia by Richard Aldington......
'a Thousand Innocent People Detained On Merseyside.'
Page 3 from 14th March 1980Inevitably this section and other parts of the Act can be used for purposes other than those for which they were intended. Of the 4,590 people who......