[ noun ] Scottish philosopher whose sceptical philosophy restricted human knowledge to that which can be perceived by the senses (1711-1776) <noun.person>
Cardinal Basil Hume, Archbishop of Westminster, suggested on BBC television the setting up of a royal commission into 'the way society is going'.
He said the two sides had been negotiating a settlement. Though Bachmann is nominally being sold for Pounds 17.8m, this amount will be offset by the return of a 23.9 per cent stake in Aitken Hume from Mr Bachmann and his companies.
He said he had been speaking hypothetically and did not believe that the peace process would fail. Mr Hume said last night that he was 'absolutely certain that the Provisional IRA has totally ended its campaign.
Hume suggests a round-table conference of all the parties _ the Irish in Dublin, the British and the Northerners _ to define the problem, then solve it.
The boys got to do what they wanted." The miniseries, written by Edward Hume and directed by Michael Newell, was filmed on location in Toronto, Canada, because it was felt the wounds had not yet healed in Boston.
Had John Hume's work paid off?
The talks have angered Unionists but Mr Hume says they are aimed at bringing the political violence to an end. Unionists accuse Mr Hume, Sinn Fein and Dublin of trying to set up a 'pan-nationalist front'.
The talks have angered Unionists but Mr Hume says they are aimed at bringing the political violence to an end. Unionists accuse Mr Hume, Sinn Fein and Dublin of trying to set up a 'pan-nationalist front'.
Hume began appearing on camera regularly in 1976 after working as an investigative reporter in Washington for syndicated columnist Jack Anderson.
"We certainly train our people extensively to combat the potential dangers of steam," Hume said.
"People were most concerned about the day-to-day issues _ cuts in housing, attempts to interfere with the health service, social security," said Hume.
Even the journalists on the debate panel _ NBC's Tom Brokaw, Jon Margolis of the Chicago Tribune and ABC's Britt Hume _ drew lots to determine the order in which they asked questions.
"It looks like it's going to be absolute murder," said ABC's Brit Hume.
By focusing in on Panama and General Noriega, they're causing you not to focus in on the problems of the transactions," Hume told jurors.
Mr John Hume, leader of the nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party, said the talks were 'positive'.
Pictures will be taken by former White House photographer David Hume Kennerly.
Ellen Hume and Monica Langley contributed to this article.
Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy head a cast of oddly assorted characters holding out against a ruthless developer who wants to buy them out of their crumbling New York tenement so he can build a skyscraper.
Full stop.' His remarks run counter to those of Mr John Hume, leader of the Social Democrat Labour party, at the launch of his party's manifesto on Wednesday, that 'everything will be on the table', when talks resume after the election.
Earlier this year, the U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Hume Horan, was recalled by the United States because of personality differences with King Fahd.
'For the English it is hard to perceive what is going on. At local level we have no trouble getting on with the SDLP (the non-violent republican party led by John Hume) but at national level their demands are hardening all the time.'
Hume, who has arranged support services for residents of Lockerbie since the crash, said he wants the fund to be taken from an existing relief fund, the Lockerbie Air Disaster Appeal, which has already raised $2.2 million.
The biggest obstacle may be the reaction of Ulster Unionists to discussions between Sinn Fein, the IRA's political wing, and Mr John Hume, leader of the nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party.