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... Emperor. In memorable speech he said : I admit I am neither as young nor in such good health as when I went to fight in France, Flanders and Egypt, a quarter of a century ago, but no Rajput is ever too old to fight.” “Alien Sassenachs JYJAKING part of north ...
... receive 28200 children under the Government’s revised evacuation scheme This was revealed to a conference of local authorities held at Truro on Thursday when Mr L G Hanuy Ministry of Health evacuation officer for the South-Western area described the plans ...
... telephonist has recognised Mr V H Holden of Leicester another member of Association 1914-18 comrade of the Leicester Branch In Flanders’ Fields INCIDENTALLY it is very interesting to note that a the Mr H of Twenty-five Years From the Leicester Mercury” 5th ...
... into a small credit at the end of 1939. Emanuel College, Wandsworth, who are billeted in Petersileld under the Government evacuation scheme, asked permission to use the ground for practice and it was agreed that this should be given as far as possible. ...
... results of the evacuation scheme has been the discovery that large numbers of town children are being brought up with no religious knowledge at all. Taking one example, declared to be typical of many, a country parson asked a class of evacuated children, with ...
... replied the sergeant. I haven't got blinking rope. S. CI fender. lleill-riieiel. Norwich. Aviation 7ertns rpHE teacher evacuated children wa.% asking general knowledge quest ions. What do people call two babieborn the same time? she inquired Twins ...
... accompanied by Mr. Oglethorpe (stationmaster), Mr. C Reader (chief goods clerk), and Messrs. Oooch and Mitchell (from the evacuated staff at Austin-st.). Mr. O. Morris (newly-appointed Scottish Secretary of the Association) was the special speaker. After ...
... Under-Secretary for Commerce. He is the owner of the Chateau of La Matta Aux Bois, which was then in the thick of the fighting in Flanders, and the son of Mme. de la Grange. who was christened The French Mother of the British Army. Mine. de la Grange, who is ...
... have been accepted. In about a month’s time these are to be displayed in three iooms, together with selection of worts not evacuated with the bulk of the collection, illustrating aspects of nineteenth-century art. Recent acquisitions include bequest of modern ...
... the secretary. Mr. Charles S. Flanders. ha, refused to take an honorarium, to Ich he was entitled. in view of the ' dition of the club's finances. It was a very delightful gesture, which they all appreciated. Mr. Flanders had said he was not doing the ...
... despatched and over - 100 more are ready to be sent. Sugar for jam has been applied for; and a pageant episode arranged for the Evacuation Fund , for Waifs and Strays. The birthday cake. ' made by Mrs. Tompkins and iced by Mrs. . S. Imber, was cut. A hearty vote ...
... AUBREY HAMMOND With the French Army, Thursday. T Mont Noir, one of the famous heights near Bailleul which dominates the vast Flanders plain, the little British cemetery was bright with yellow daffodils when I saw it the other day. From just above one looks ...