Anglo‐Irish treaty
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Anglo‐Irish treaty, 1921. A truce on 11 July ended the war between the
Irish Republican Army and the British army which had been raging since 1919. Negotiations began in earnest in October with Arthur Griffith and Michael
Collins representing Ireland. A treaty was signed on 6 December whereby Ireland became a free state, with the six counties of Ulster remaining as part of the UK, but with full dominion status. The Dáil eventually accepted the treaty on 7 January 1922 by 64 votes to 57 and it came into effect on 6 December.
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Drugs gangs join forces in prisons, says Langton
Newspaper article from: The Irish Times; 9/30/2009; ; 602 words
; ...Mountjoy Prison visiting committee Stephen Langton said. The co-operation between...brought in in bits and pieces," Mr Langton said. "They're also wrapping...Mountjoy committee chaired by Mr Langton is appointed by the Government...
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Langton Dock terminal plan hit by Irish Sea downtur.(News)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 1/29/2003; 700+ words
; ...proposed for both Twelve Quays and Langton Dock. The Langton Dock has been delayed because...will not build a terminal at Langton until we can demonstrate a need...partnership agencies and the MDHC. Stephen Pearse, transport policy spokesman...
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AUSTRALIAN WINE EXCHANGE TEAMS UP WITH LANGTON'S.
News Wire article from: AsiaPulse News; 7/24/2001; 332 words
; ...Ltd (AWX) has tied up with Langton's Fine Wine Auctions to offer...and Salomon Smith Barney. Langton's and the AWX will also work...Exchange. "Our agreement with Langton's will ensure potential buyers...founder and chief executive Stephen Thompson said.
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New pounds 20m ro-ro terminal planned for city's Langton Dock.(News)
Newspaper article from: Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England); 6/5/2007; 492 words
; ...spend on Merseyside's maritime sector, Transport Minister Dr Stephen Ladyman was told in London. The minister, who has responsibility...Manchester Ship Canal. The new ro-ro facility at Liverpool's Langton Dock will cost at least pounds 20m and could be built as soon...
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Masterful; Paul Bettany has just picked up the Best Actor award at the Evening Standard British Film Awards for his part alongside Russell Crowe in Master & Commander. Which almost makes him a match for his Oscar-winning wife. James Langton meets him.
Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England); 2/5/2004; 700+ words
; Byline: JAMES LANGTON Britain's fastest-rising Hollywood...33, took the role of ship's surgeon Stephen Maturin, a lofty intellectual amid all...for his Oscar-winning wife. James Langton meets him Connelly and Bettany, on the...
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generous spirit ONE OF THE GREAT DICKENS STAGE ADAPTATIONS IS BACK, TO THE DELIGHT OF ROBERT GORE-LANGTON
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London; 11/18/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...a musical) by the amazingly talented Stephen Oliver who died in 1992 at the age of...says Franks. 'I was very fond of Stephen when we were at the RSC and I know that...re taken from themes already there in Stephen's score and he's completely reorchestrated...
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UPfront Using ESP to track executive talent
Newspaper article from: New Zealand Management; 2/4/2004; 700+ words
; ...leadership roles, according to Stephen Langton - Australia-based partner of...that's gone offshore, says Langton. Other services will include...leadership roles, according to Stephen Langton - Australia-based partner of...
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800-year-old family tradition is carried on in county village
Newspaper article from: Lincolnshire Echo; 8/10/2007; 564 words
; ...the first time since Diana's father John Langton died in 1989 that a blood member of the Langton family has been a resident. She will carry...original members of the family, Archbishop Stephen Langton - who was instrumental in compelling King...
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Prisons 'too crowded and drug use is rife'
Newspaper article from: The Irish Times; 9/30/2009; ; 700+ words
; ...visiting committee network has said. Stephen Langton, chairman of the visiting committee...and safety of staff at risk. Mr Langton told The Irish Times: "[Spike...have been threatened by gangs. Mr Langton believed these could easily be...
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Sealing the charter that initiated liberty.(ARTS & CULTURE)(RAINBOW REVIEW: BOOKS)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times; 5/14/2005; 700+ words
; ...angered by John's refusal to accept Stephen Langton as the new Archbishop of Canterbury...finally repented and agreed to make Langton Archbishop of Canterbury and to...later become John's ally because Langton and the barons had not first consulted...
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Stephen Langton
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
Stephen Langton Stephen Langton (died 1228) served as England's Archbishop of Canterbury, the highest ecclesiastical office in the land. He played an important role in events surrounding the fabled Magna Carta, signed by the English king...
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Langton, Stephen
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to British History
Langton, Stephen ( c. 1156–1228). Biblical...of Magna Carta . Educated at Paris, Langton stayed on to teach theology there. As...King John. John's refusal to allow Langton into England led to a quarrel between...
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John
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...the learned Englishman Cardinal Stephen Langton. John declared that his customary...infringed; he refused to admit Langton and seized the property of the...1213, having agreed to accept Langton, he made over England and Ireland...
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Magna Carta
Encyclopedia entry from: International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences
...x2019; s nominee for archbishop of Canterbury, Stephen Langton (c. 1150 – 1228). As a result, the pope...additional problems within England. Encouraged by Archbishop Langton, the Anglo-Norman barons there remonstrated against...
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Magna Charta
Encyclopedia entry from: West's Encyclopedia of American Law
...archbishop of Canterbury and substituted his own choice, Stephen Langton, a man of superior "moral and intellectual greatness...and made him a cautious ally of the Crown. Archbishop Langton was determined to achieve similar concessions for the...
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