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4 days ago · Between 1921 and 1969 the UUP had four leaders, two of whom— James Craig (1921–40) and Basil Brooke (1946–63)—served for nearly 20 years. In contrast, from 1969 to the end of the 1990s the party had five leaders, two of whom—James Chichester Clark (1969–71) and Faulkner (1971–74)—were in office for only three years.
2 days ago · In a subsequent trial, WPSU organiser Dorothy Evans created an uproar by demanding to know why James Craig, then arming Ulster Volunteers with German rifles, was not appearing on the same weapons and explosives charges.
1 day ago · James Craig, the first Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, maintained always that Ulster was in effect Protestant and the symbol of its ruling forces was the Orange Order. In 1932, Prime Minister Craig maintained that "ours is a Protestant government and I am an Orangeman".
3 days ago · AROUND 15,000 marchers are set to join Orange Order walks and loyalist parades across Glasgow today sparking city-wide road closures.
4 days ago · June 17, 2024 to June 23, 2024. (157-G121) The Ontario Gazette is the Government of Ontario’s official publication for legislative decisions, proclamations of new statutes, all regulations made under Ontario statutes, and notices that ministries, agencies and other organizations are required to make public.
5 days ago · The Loyalist Collection is a special collection of microfilm of British, North American Colonial, and early Canadian primary sources from approx. 1760-1867. The chief focus being the American Revolution and the early period of Loyalist settlement in British North America.
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5 days ago · Sample image of The Loyalist & Conservative (Fredericton, New Brunswick : 1846) Dates of Publication: Jan 1, 1846 - Jun 30, 1846 Place of Publication: Fredericton NB Canada. Frequency: Weekly Earlier title: Continues
