... steam and smoke the battle life he shows us, in clear, beautifully clear prose, what Dickens lived to see —the steady progress of the courageous waif that was early Victorian Britain to a position of unrivalled world leadership in political idea, in trade ...

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... loveable. Cornel Wilde uses the opportunity prove his dramatic worth —away from the piano—handsomely. Jeanne Crain brings grace and charm to the role of the young sister who unconsciously becomes Ellen’s rival. “UP FOR THE CUP’.’ Albert Medley plays Albert ...

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... of Arbroath), and Willie MoFadyen. (Dundee United). MACLAY CUP FINAL Andover, 0; Damacre, 1. Despite the drizzling rain large crowd turned out to see the replay of the final of the Maclay Cup between Andover and Damacre School teams at Nursery Park on ...

... of romance you should have no complaints about the end week feature. Brimstone.” Rod Cameron has another dashing role as the U.S. Marshal who tracks down the most murderous group of brigands who, even in a Western, have ravaged the West. -Walter Brennan ...

... April brairds all. May with her beds and bowers. June with her fragrant flowers. July with her colours fine. August brings us new wine. September with her fruits so free. Angry October tirl tree. Weary, weary, wet November. Hoary, frosty, cold December ...

... predicted the early eclipse of Christianity. The room he actually occupied was used by, the Geneva Bible Society and the Bible in over a thousand languages, to-day the world’s best seller. ...

... success. , , Your newspaper has been long established and many of Brechin’s sons have made their mark the world and we have them here in New England. You will be having many Americans visit Scotland this summer. Even cargo steamers are taking a limited ...

... Silver Cup presented Messrs r>v.d ion thought that opening the show was Small & for p. , t: irdcners . a task very near Mrs Kmghorn heart and she Sectioh-George Kydd, Fruitful!, Forfar. quickiy showed in the warm sincerity her words BalgoW nie Cup, presented ...

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