... greatest force for world peace. The British way of life and government would undoubtedly save civilisation. for England was the mother of parliaments and the great. Dominions were her sons an d daughters. He concluded by saying: Let us remember the great ...

... Doncaster came 'o England when he was 21 to take over his grandfather's heraldic business in Wardourstreet The old-established business vas a unique one. A staff of craftsmen made crests and coats - of -arms in metals. mostly for use as ornamentation on ...

... immediately become a useful civilian. Similarly. Mr. Harvey said, there should be a great increase in the scope of further education in the Regular Forces. o. Stadium Pt VICTORY RIDE FOR LlONS.—Wembley Lions paraded with the London Cup before the match against ...

... in 1750 to grow into an organisation that coven not only England. but the World at large. This expansion has been due to the craftsmanship, inventiveness and exploratory spirit which has bourn* us onwards and which lies behind every Dollond instrument of ...

... Runners A SOLID SILVER TROPHY CUP 1103 ors) Antique China and Glass A SMALL ANTIQUE WRITING DESK. A FINE MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE. Fully Sprung Three-piece Suites In Moquette and other coverings. AN ALMOST NEW EUREKA NEW WORLD GAS COOKER A FINE REFRIGERATOR ...

... of representative world government they would be able to abolish war. The plan was that local affairs should be governed locally, national affairs by a national government, and international affairs by a world government. For the world federal government ...

... weather, attendance was good and the stalls in Wolstenholme Hall at Church House were run by the Mothers' Union, Church of England Men's Society, Ist Stanmore Guides and Brownies, Church Lads' Brigade, Young People's Fellowship. and the Sunday School. The ...

... be covered without the help of laymen. He agreed with Dr. Moore that the major crisis now facing the world was moral rather than economic. The world had begun to realise that in its search for happiness it had in large measure missed the right track and ...

... Joyce Gardner, seven times woman world billiards champion, and Mr. Victor Marmont, the pianist. There was a total attendance of 94. The league trophies were presented to the captain by Mr. Jack Train, and the individual cup to Mr. Chalk. The proprietors ...

... DEFEATED IN COUNTY CUP-TIE More Direct Tactics By • Uxbridge UXBRIDGE TOWN .. 2 WEALDSTONE lATEALDSTONE lost their third successive Cup-tie on Saturday. when Uxbridge Town. the Corinthian League leaders. beat them 2-1 in the Middlesex Senior Cup competition ...

... church porch to receive parishionets' gifts. Crime In Next World Crime may pay in this world—but it does not in the next. So decided a meeting of St James's. Alperton. branch of the Church of England's Men's Society when they held their first debate on Thursday ...

... area were led by General Sir Rob Lockhart. County Commissioner for London. to pay homage to brother scouts who fell in two world wars. A wreath in the shape of a rover scout badge was laid on the national shrine. Funeral Furnishers: L. J. Butler. opoaite ...