Following the events of Bloody Sunday Bernadette Devlin, an Independent Socialist nationalist MP from Northern Ireland, expressed anger at what she perceived as government attempts to stifle accounts being reported about the day.

After the Monkees television show ended, Dolenz continued performing providing voice-overs for a number of Saturday-morning cartoon series including The Funky Phantom, Partridge Family 2200 A. D., Scooby-doo, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids, Devlin and Wonder Wheels ( from The Skatebirds ).

When Jack Williams, a former New York cop who has lost an arm in World War II saving his friend Mike Hammer's life, falls in love with Myrna Devlin, a young heroin addict whom he stops from jumping off a bridge to commit suicide, he asks Manning to admit her to her clinic for psychotherapy.

This is a fine — and the final — distractor in the novel: Wilder and Sherman are suddenly missing from the party after Myrna Devlin has been found shot.

It is the story of four lifelong friends: Gary Ambrose " Jonesy " Jones, Pete Moore, Joe " Beaver " Clarendon and Henry Devlin, who save Douglas " Duddits " Cavell, a young teen with Down syndrome, from a group of sadistic bullies.

One of these senators, James Gyle, was suspended from the Order for seven years for visiting nationalist MP Joe Devlin on his deathbed.

Devlin was subsequently excluded from the university.

Devlin stood on the slogan " I will take my seat and fight for your rights " – signalling her rejection of the traditional Irish republican tactic of abstentionism ( being absent from Westminster ).

* Star pitcher Jim Devlin and three other Louisville Grays are permanently expelled from the National League for arranging with gamblers to lose games.

Located in Devlin Hall, the McMullen Museum of Art houses a prominent permanent collection and organizes exhibits from all periods and cultures of art history.

A group was formed by university-based activists including Bernadette Devlin and Michael Farrell, named People's Democracy, which began a four-day march from Belfast to Derry on 1 January 1969.

Bennett escapes from Devlin — a contract killer for the cyberterrorists — at the park, but the Praetorians kill Champion by tampering with pharmacy and hospital computer records.

Bennett emails evidence of the backdoor to the FBI from the Moscone Center and tricks Devlin into crashing Gregg's mainframe, undoing the erasing of her identity.

However, resistance began to grow when Professor David Lear and the Republic of the Sphere's future founder, Devlin Stone, escaped from a Word of Blake reeducation camp and organised a local resistance movement that destroyed Word of Blake forces on Kittery.

On the way, Devlin takes out a Smith & Wesson M76 submachine gun from a case.

Devlin also criticised Manningham-Buller for his uncharacteristic weakness at a crucial moment in the Morrell case: evidence ( some nurses ' notebooks ) that had gone missing from the Director of Public Prosecutions's files, turned up in the hands of the defence on the second day of the trial.

While awaiting further developments, Devlin becomes romantically involved with Molly Prior, a girl from the village.

In Higgins ' novel Confessional, Devlin allies with MI6 in order to prevent a rogue KGB assassin from murdering Pope John Paul II.

In Ulster and elsewhere it acted as an unruly but vigorous militant support organisation for Devlin, Dillon and Redmond against radicals and against William O ' Brien: O ' Brien regarded himself as having been driven from the party by militant Hibernians at the " Baton Convention " of 1909.

She suffers morning-after remorse about a late-night encounter with Devlin, and perhaps influenced by supportive words from her husband ( who had witnessed her acting on one of her impulses, though not the sexual one with Devlin ), the film ends with a playful scene between the two of them.

Dean Devlin had originally planned to have two movie sequels pick up the story from his 1994 original Stargate.

These venues feature golf course designs and collaborations from Bruce Devlin, Denis Griffiths, Jack Nicklaus, Gene Sarazen, and Sam Torrance.

She meets up with Duke Devlin, Tristan Taylor, and Serenity Wheeler after seeing them run from the Rare Hunters.

Newer contributors who appeared in this period include Anthony Barbieri, Scott Bricher, Tom Bunk, John Caldwell, Desmond Devlin, Drew Friedman, Barry Liebmann, Kevin Pope, Scott Maiko, Hermann Mejia, Tom Richmond, Andrew J. Schwartzberg, Mike Snider, Greg Theakston, Nadina Simon, Rick Tulka and Bill Wray.

Colonel Jack O ' Neill ( spelled Jack O ' Neil in the film, and given as John O ' Neill in one case, and John J. O ' Neill in another ) makes his first appearance, played by actor Kurt Russell, in the 1994 military science fiction film Stargate, written by Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich.

Later there was a butcher shop owned and operated by John J. Devlin.

In 1969 Director / producer John Goldschmidt made the documentary film ' Bernadette Devlin ' for ATV, which was shown on ITV and on CBS's 60 Minutes and included footage of Devlin during the ' Battle of the Bogside '.

Therefore, he never had as much control over the party as his predecessor, his authority and leadership a balancing act having to contend with such powerful colleagues as John Dillon, William O ' Brien, Timothy Healy and Joseph Devlin.

* John Devlin as Dr. Bobby Denton

It was remade in 1992 as a TV movie of the same name, with John Shea as Devlin, Jenny Robertson as Alicia, Jean-Pierre Cassel as Sebastian, and Marisa Berenson as Katarina.

* A history of the third kit, by John Devlin, 2009

Ulster has a large body of famed alumni, including MP's Kate Hoey, Gregory Campbell, Michelle Gildernew and former deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland Mark Durkan, MLA's Alban Maginness, Basil McCrea and Sean Neeson, writers and authors including Anne Devlin, Colin Duriez and Aodán Mac Póilin, poets including Gerald Dawe and Brendan Hamill, and artists including Oliver Jeffers, Victor Sloan, Andre Stitt, John Luke and John Kindness.

* Devlin, John F. " A Catalytic State?

On Sunday, June 7, MacNeill, Casement and Patrick McCartan met in Dundalk to discuss the response they would have to give to the demand by Redmond, John Dillon and Devlin.

* Devlin Waugh ( with John Smith, tpb, Swimming in Blood, 224 pages, 2004, DC, ISBN 1-4012-0392-2, Rebellion, ISBN 1-904265-17-0 ):

Sent packing were players such as Josh Malecki and John Chartrand in goal, Tyler Mort, Brandon Devlin, Mackenzie Braid, and Kyler Nixon on defence, as well as Mitch Bennett and Petr Beranek on forward.

* Others: Mortimer Adler, Muhammad Ali, Anthony Burgess, Beth Courtney, Bernadette Devlin, Allen Ginsberg, Billy Graham, Jesse Jackson, Henry Kissinger, Jack Kerouac, Clare Boothe Luce, Malachi Martin, Groucho Marx, Malcolm Muggeridge, William Shockley, Christopher Hitchens, Huey P. Newton, Tom Wolfe, Norman Mailer, Walker Percy, Richard Vatz, Jorge Luis Borges, and Richard John Neuhaus

Contributors included Anthony Cronin, Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin, Michael Hartnett, Augustus Young, John Montague, Antonio Machado, Paul Durcan, Desmond O ' Grady, Brian Coffey Denis Devlin, Georg Trakl, Samuel Beckett, Thomas MacGreevy, Thomas Kinsella, Derek Mahon, Austin Clarke and Pablo Neruda.

Irish Party leaders John Dillon and Joseph Devlin contending " no concessions for Ulster, Ulster will have to follow ".

The winning entry was designed by John Devlin, a St. Columb's College student, and was introduced on 5 May 1986 as Derry hosted Nottingham Forest for a friendly, with Liam Nelis and Paul Gormley ( on his fifth birthday ) acting as mascots.

* Devlin Waugh ( with John Smith ):

* Devlin Waugh ( with John Smith ):

Devlin then went on, with Fitt, John Hume, Austin Currie and others to found the SDLP in 1970.