Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... taking a stronger lead in world affairs than we are today We are now a better position do it than we have been for a very long time” said Mr Davies We have far greater experience in dealing with foreign nations throughout the world than any other nation under ...
... 700 archbishops bishops and abbots from all over the world and hundreds of other prelates As the Pope finished 1000 doves were released to symbolise the message going out to the peoples of the world CONDITIONS OF GERMAN REARMAMENT Equality the Other Nations ...
... and 28 and 32 Kearsley-avenue Tarleton The GPO would carry out the work Tarleton’s Cup Victory In the first round (replay) of the Southport and District League Memorial Cup on Saturday Tarleton defeated Halsall by 6—4 after extra time Tarleton were leading ...
... playground for the children using the Church Hall as a school pending completion of West Cross school The reauest was made on the ground of the bad winter state and Inadequacy of the grounds adjoining the hall and the use was expected to be needed for ...
... who served them for 24 years, appearing for England in 34 internationals and winning every honour except a F.A. Cup medal. Another memorable player was left half-back lames Forrest, who won five F.A. Cup medals. The Rovers have built a good side now ...
... Redruth ASK ANYONE - iheres nothing bettei EVENGLO the lovely High Gloss Paint— supreme for inside or outside use Covers one coat easy to use Its lasting results will delight you Half pints only 3s 6d pints 8d Ask your Paint Dealer to show you the lovely ...
... the same path we shall have other successes. “The world has had the habit of looking to us for a lead for 200 years. The eyes of the world are on us now. and in spite of party differences let the world realise that in our attitude to ...
... winners were as follows: Henton Challenge Cup— Bennett Brothers. Jean Winstanlev Rose Bowl—H. Hancock. Tradesmen's Cup—C. Rodgers. Stacey Cup—J. Taylor. Winstanlev Cup— Bennett Brothers. Arber Cup—S. Freeman. Society's ...
... a blacksmith, played also for Rosevale and Montrose. Joined the R.A.F. and became a W.O. Took part in both World Wars. His home is now in England. A. Walker, tailor, was also a Rosevale player. Now works with Mr Cook, master tailor, Murray Street. W. Peattie ...
... special prayers for God's deliverance as a nation and world from the evils that lead to war. In his evening service the minister said that each one of us could help to answer the terrUlc problems of world by becoming part of the answer in our own individual ...
... Jackson. telpan Hobe k, their centre half or centre for- Match Tbst Coats ward. h who took notes on Englis football during the World Cup games in Brazil, has warned his country's selectors to choose only players with the necessary moral stamina.' He says it ...
... Championship Miss Gillies (holder); runner-up. Miss M. M’Kenna. Trophy—Haviland Cup—Men’s Championship Mr (Duke) M’Ginn (holder); runnerup, Mr T. Wilson. Trophies Kelly Cups Mixed Pairs—Miss M’Kenna and Mr Crombie; runners-up, Miss Gillies and Mr W. Kellett ...