Callaghan

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Callaghan

(Leonard) James, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff. 1912--2005, British Labour statesman; prime minister (1976--79)

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Other residents managed to escape the fire, but Mr Callaghan lived on the top floor and never made it out alive.

Lit cigarette fire killed dad-of-2; BLAZE VICTIM WAS VULNERABLE MAN

Well", Callaghan said, "I was Labour Prime Minister, love.

A Prime time to make that Call

James Callaghan at Cardiff RFC's 1977 Centenary Banquet with Les Spence, chairman of Cardiff RFC, and Cardiff Lord Mayor Iorwerth Jones

Long-serving city MP moved into No 10

Communications and Information Technology company Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) announced on Friday that it has appointed Alan Callaghan as president and managing director of Harris Defence Australia, a new operation that combines the company's defence related operations in the region.

Harris Corporation appoints Alan Callaghan as head of Australian Defence operations

Miss Callaghan, 30, suffered serious head injuries and died at the scene.

Stacey's death an accident, rules coroner

Gerrard will make his 700th appearance for the Reds if he is involved in tonight's FA Cup fourth round replay away to Bolton Wanderers, leaving him behind only Callaghan and Jamie Carragher in the club's all-time appearance records.

GERRARD CAN LIFT CUP AGAIN; RODGERS' MEN FACE BOLTON IN FA CUP REPLAY Reds skipper can bow out in style says Callaghan

5 Callaghan Square office is part of the second phase of the Callaghan Square development.

Prime city centre office scheme fully let

Mr Callaghan later went to the 46-yearold's home to confront him, Mr Bozman said.

Neighbours assault charge

A Memorandum of Understanding was inked between Scion and Callaghan Innovation, said Scion Chief Executive Warren Parker.

New Zealand : SCION inks strategic partnerhisp deal with CALLAGHAN INNOVATION

Walsall County Court heard that Callaghan had approached his victim as she entered a 13th-floor lift on October 10.

ABUSIVE MAN HURLED EGG AT NEIGHBOUR

When the Turks invaded on 20 July, Callaghan spearheaded efforts aimed at brokering a ceasefire, which was achieved on 22 July, 1974.

Kissinger and Callaghan's unknown tug-of-war over the Cyprus crisis

Felter (English, Cayuga Community College) examines the writing of Irish author Mary Rose Callaghan, who writes about issues of modern Ireland such as gender roles, alcoholism, sexual abuse in the clergy, and domestic violence.