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... ENGLAND SAVED By TAIL-ENDERS AT MELBOURNE Brown and Era us in a useful partnership THANKS mainly to spirited tail-end hutting. England gained a lead of three runs in the second Test at Melbourne to-day after the last pair, Bedser and Wright. had cease ...
... and uncomfortable world. The only thing you can be certain of is uncertainty; it is a world of insecurity for which the University has not fully prepared you, stated the Vice-Chancellor. The quality most precious in an insecure world was tolerance—tolerance ...
... rebuild the world in'' 'accordance with Christian prin- Hiples or the world is lost for God. Zither Christianity triumphs in the struggle or we shall have to live — those of us who remain faithful to the cause of Christ—in a world which will offer ...
... USE OF ATOM BOMB IN KOREA BIG DROP IN CRICKET GATES” £20,000 less in first two “Would never be forgiven” The Archbishop of York (Dr. Cyril Garbett) declares to-day that victory in Korea through th* use of the atomic bomb would never be forgotten or forgiven ...
... Captain the Hon. Terence O'N A cup of tea wi t h Secretary to the Ministry of Heal Training School for nurses at the nurses Belfast, having tea with some BAN THE A-BOMB PETITION 34 large parcels arrive at Commons OVER MILLION NAMES Mi.. SIDNEY SILVERMAN ...
... seen In spite of the inconvenience and at various shows in England. and it expense of British quarantine regulais almost one hundred years since the lions, a number of dogs are imported into England. mainly from Germany, and affecting the two breeds indigenous ...
... Cheltenham Gold Cups, rapped himself in schooling gallop recently, and will not contest the King George VI ’Chase Kemp ton Park. The vet has advised me to rest him for few weeks, be said. is being trained again for the Cheltenham Gold Cup, and probably ...
... these in England and Wales, they would be a better place to live in. Isuiter girls. stick to your men the best in the world. Mrs. S. Harris, 9 Sallysillan. Belfast ,— as an Ulsterman'. wife, I think you could not get better in all the world The men of ...
... football is not likely to coax youngsters to do battle in the same colours. The first eleven often travels to England in the hope of bringing home a cup or two. But the Whitehall team sends it bark empty-handed. recently it has gone to Ballykinlar to train ...
... moment they have sole use of it. Here is a chance for a :junior club to secure a share. This season's two home internationals of the Schools Association will be played at Grosvenor Park on Friday evenings—WaleS on April 27, and England on May 11. The first ...
... (tut. 01b, tor.). Joy Cup Snot —J. U’Nelly (White City) beat P. Graham ...
... Mr. Costello and England. So the people in Washington to-day may be more concerned at the future of Korea than in the final of the Gaelic Football Cup. An old story best illustrates our other failings. The then Lord Chancellor of England, returning from ...