... perform the ceremony. Cromey had a fine record in more ways than one. He had Veen a respected and beloved chaplain dur the second World War, had defended the honour Ireland i.i many a hard-fought rugby game past days, and nad a (fine record of service in Few ...

... memorial, to which have been added the names o r those from the district who lost their lives and of those who served in the Second World War. was rededicated by the Rev. A. Guthrie, M.C., M A. Other clereymen taking part in the service included the Rev. A. M ...

... House of Commons Ronald won a high reputation for his valuable and incisive contribution to debates. the outbreak ’be Second World War in 1939 Sir Rrma-d returned to the j-.-h Horse and re-reised the re'.' men n- par* , r the Royal Armoured Corps. St Ronald's ...

... still more trying climates 01 Labrador. Alaska, Greenland and Tibet. Suffered Severely Professor Savory said during the second World war the Moravian Church suffered severely Not on was their British Headquarters Fetter Lane destroyed during the bombing ...

... area was completelv flooded. Such flooding had not been experienced since 3rd September, 1939, that fateful day when the second World War started. Around mid-day the flooding was at its peak and the water had risen to a height O. almost two feet. Almost every ...

... the R.U.R.)» and was MflPhAnfr-it in 1937 wounded three times. He rejoined the transferred to Magherafelt in Army lh€ Second World War and Since then had paid a visit tc ed soon after his discharge in 1945. Broughshane evary summer to renew Rifleman Shannon ...

... morning’s service in West Church, which begins at 10.46, a memorial to metribers the congregation who gave the.r lives in the Second World War is to unveiled and dedicated by the Very Bar. J. H. R. Oilbaon, M.A., D.D. The two minutes’ Armistice Day silence for ...

... Leith .hanked ;v. u j?,r. ,ls .'-lr X\ cll / h . a 3 led blameles. bfc. He had served n honour not because he h;m.ell' Second World War and had had dune anyth.ng to deserve it oat bee n given an excellent discharge beeausv .t .c. much credit *,n a!l from ...

... The Last Post was sounded and the Rev. -Mr. Ross read the names those members the jrd who laid down their lives in tin Second World War. In his address. Kev. Porter aid was a great honour to have !>• e.i invited to take part the thanksgiving service. His ...

... the record of having been the youngest distributor of prizes which they had ever had. Ho came to them again durng Lie Second World War, and now he was with then* for the third time, so making record which no one else had ever held. Mrs. Fullerton then ...

... presence they received spiritual and moral inspiration. felt the men who died in the First World War had been faded in that Second World War should have been allowed ravage the ea:th. * must never fail nor must generations to come.” Ballymena Academy, Col. Gilmour ...

... he was transferred to Ballymena cashier in and was appointed agent in 1951, succeeding Mr. G. D. J. Jones, During the second World War Mr. Craddock was an officer the Ballymena Company of the Ulster Home Guard, and there, as in all other connections, his ...