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... WORLD CRISIS ONE OF RELIGION THE Bishop of Norwich (Dr. P. —BISHOP OF NORWICH M. Herbert) told the Norwich alike in towns and villages, affectdiocesan conference tollay that ing the agricultural no less than fundamentally the world crises of the industrial ...
... 'Higher Hopes WWITH the retirement of Baron Guy de Roth| child’s Vieux Manoir, England’s prospects of keeping the Ascot Gold Cup at home next year be] come a great deal bright | Vieux Manoir is unquestion[ably one ‘of the great stayers that France has ...
... Mepal, Ely. Cambs. 27-10 the New Olympia from stock. TABLE Wringer for sale, in new us give you & demonstration in condition, also Gent's. Dinner Suit Eour office. Give us & riDß.—|size 40in. chest.—Wilson, 30 Exeter Eiazgllln and lgz'toubn%ld. sgypo- Road ...
... Nomads and was with the club during its run of Thursday League and Cup successes. He won league and cup medals for 1920-21. 1922. 23. 1924-25. 1925-26. a cup medal for 1923-24 and Goodliffe Cup medals for 1925-26 and 1926-27. Mr. Smith leaves a widow. LICENCE ...
... 1948-49-50 Wakefield Cup contests for model aeroplanes. ;riven by Mr. C. 8. Ruahbrooke. of the Society of Model Aeronautical Eng Weer. . There were excellent shots of internationally famous model fivers In action, taken in America. England and Finland. Roy ...
... many old friendships and made several morn Mem- He was travelling on round the world and hopet. to be in Toils for Christmas. England has lee r• gland ano will be England. because of spiritual meetings like this one here. Dr. Philips said. ...
... interest in United's well,,eins. hull/ever, hits never tootba! 'is place it Ills We is us real as ever. jack Swain is better known. held in greater respect. in the world of football than mane realise. Un and down the country there are many pem.le to whom ...
... wonderful and almost unanimous chorus.' the Pope said. the voices of the pastors and of the faithful from every part of the world reaches us professing the same faith and requesting the same thing as supremely desired by all. We judged then that there was no ...
... annual demonstration of ma- Their American home town, 'chinery for use in handling Tacoma, was at one time the this crop at East Hoslerton, “Lumber Capital” of the Yorkshire on October 19th world, and to-day has a popu- and 20th. ...
... this campaign. of us would like to run before we have walked very far together and. Bishop ' s efforts in our impatience, consider divisions scandalous.N 1951 it should be possible in Probably they are. Equally true l I any part of England for the is it that ...
... short-lived. This is mainly due to the lack of a consistent follow-up to the campaign. The Church of England believes that the conversion of the world to Christianity will be better accomplished by the quiet work of conscientious parish priests than by ...
... lost; cup matches, one won and two lost. Mr. B. Dunmore. Hon. treasurer, reported a very heavy expenditure of £5l 19s. 4d. leaving a credit balance of 18s Id.; but the club still had the new bat which was autographed by Freddie Brown, the England captain ...