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... HEART OF ENGLAND—3 By JOSEPH McCULLOCH IN May. 1909. when I was eight months old. there was publ shed what has been fur many years one of favourite books. It is The Cond man England. C. F G. Maslcrman I bought a copy about twenty years ago at a second-hand ...
... unbalanced view of our successful blend of the classic and that the world betore lb!4 was own times. I say these things about Gothic ideas in architecture this side belter world than the world IQJiO. myself merely to emphasise that I am of the English Channel ...
... schemes, but the land could •cute attack melancholia. often used to belter purpose. We Tha Vicar (Rev. L. F. could build upwards to some extent axpresaed appreciation and make more c'unpart use of the •f the untiring work PC. Warwick sites, and a great ...
... were hours on the other side of the world, live quietly planning and exchanging views mainly farming area and from the questions Warwick England, could ask P 1 all * oimdB try Warwick. Australia, during a trans-world Their factoiics. as far as 1 could ...
... •• Use Your Skill *' You are entitled conditions in which you can use your sk.ll and initiative, and in return it will your responsibility give to our country the max.mum enic.ar.cy in production, ne added. ** sure you will not fail. •* Each one you who ...
... HEART OF ENGLAND—S THE CHURCH NOBODY KNOWS By JOSEPH McCULLOCH ¥N the broadcast service from St. nificance only by complaining, and Trades Union Council. But these men A Mary s last Sunday made the lor whom the Church, hard-pressed this time had not come ...
... Friday, August 25, 1950 FREE WORLD IS CRAVING BRITISH death of kineton LEADERSHIP farmer MR. TOM E. WHEILDON Mr. Eden Our Contribution at T!l , „ f M T -- i* Idon. agod 75. has occurred the •• IS IVIATIiIAA borne of h:s son. Mr. Arthur Wheildon. llftla ...
... fate in una’estricted world competition. Friday, September 8, 19S0 remember Tea has lot to with it Early tea late tea. high teas, and just fnekndly cups at any hour, the “lea interval” cricket, the cup tea at the desk, a good hot cup when its cold and rainy ...
... Hubbard. The following cups were presorted by Mr. R, G Richmond; Efficiency Cup Barslon and District: Competitions* Cup. Warwick and Leamington: “Coventry Standard’’ Cup. Stratfordon-Avon: Sports Cup. Stratford-on- Avon; Tug-of-War ...
... the freedom of worship e.'.joyid m England w.th cordiUoas other count: Yet vcrl in mnd world qucsiion of *.i>cial security s;i • : > no. Many of arc glad lhal it has /.at. may about :horis. >ecu:iiy • what is the use of can’t trust each is to done if every ...
... Lonsdale belt was to us. but did not think would get a chance .so soon.” He said the new BrUsh champion would probably meet Robert Villemarn the Frenchman, for the European title at Harr ngay December. ** I don't think even world title is beyond now.” ...
... themselves to ‘on the top of the world,’ and arc anxious to use their power rightly in defence a Christian civilisation. There is a much stronger fear of Godless communism over here than I seem to have felt in England. I am more than ever convinced that ...