... to a policy of persuasion to end partition. Cowan contingent would coerce us: Baron dau.ey nodal buy us; Costello would hit our pride and prestige. and now Bo' thv would blarney us irom Britain:* Mr. 'lopping warned, adding: • in Ulster will never he nougat ...

... This was brought to the attention of the Council on Monday by Collr. R. J. Magowan. who naturally asked that the true star be used on this occasion. Collr. E. Downey said that in a film shown in town recently he had noticed that the star had either too many ...

... the sea' son Arsenal won the English Cup he was present at every game they played, right up to Wembley. 1 congratulate our townsman on his enthusiasm past, present and future, for he hopes to be on the road to England this week-end again. BIBLE PATTERN ...

... g demonstration on Candlewick Embroidery. which can be used in the making of chair backs, cushions. bedspreads, etc. Everyone thought it interesting. and the meeting ended with the usual cup of tea provided by three of the Institute members. CHAMBER ...

... will not allow us all we want. Enniskillen's are very handsome. But any history we have is not very i.c-ccptable to Sir Gerald. Portadown surely can afford £66 for arms. What is our population Bangor arms without supporters would cost us each: %ith supporters ...

... was really little they could do now. Mr. J. H. Walsh 4U.l Chairman. told Mr. McAlmden: We will look to you next time to give us advice. !and Mr. T. J. Robinson W.) added: i We will lean to you. John. Mr. W. Stevenson iNat.l asked if the Council were ...

... Rowallan expects in every one of us. Good saluting isn't show, but let us be filled with pride, yes pride. but of the right sort; pride in our movement. pride in belonging to such a worthwhile family Scouts; then let us snap our heels `ethertoand with ...