... REV. JAMES MOFFATT, DD., TWlGbloke! Seseleary (WNW% Now Teat- 1 a companion of all them that (car and of them that keep Thy precepts.. The earth. 0 Lord is Tbimeriy; teach me Thy staAucs.* - exix. 63. 61. lik2i Dr. Arnold was headmaster ol Rugby be once ...

... old of thirty yaars 010: Th. report that the rote for .tis for good play rt. niltrd in them *warded to James Moffatt ant A. E. Greer. James Moffatt heeded the reasonsa with 1,. W. Gr. Moffatt with four. H. If. and W. Datiaon wanting rout with three. Other ...

... in October, 1922, of five members of the Special Constabulary (Camagh Platoon)—namely, Edward Lockhart, W. J. Shorten, James Moffatt, John Gray, and W. J. M‘Cahon. District-Inspector Conran prosecuted, and Mr. Patrick Larery, solicitor, defended. Spec ...

... KILMARNOCK TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE, . . 57 & 59 King St., Kilmarnock. KING'S PARK VERSUS KILMARNOCK kA Tone. 11opkin.. RUGBY PARK, Church. CHRISTMAS SERVICE OR SUNDAY EVENING, at 6.30. Saturday First, 22nd Dec., KICK-OFF, Marna 5 Zs. LINDSAY. ...

... Thomas, Pontycymmer, and of Mrs. Thomas, Frwyd House, Pontycymmer. The bridegroom has played forward in the Glamorgan Police Rugby team, and was formerly boxing champion of the force. The Rev. William Saunders officiated. The bride who was given away by ...

... a man of scholarly attainments. Fle is a native of Rugby, where hie father, a scholar and Fellow of St. John's, Cambridge, was mathematical master from 1859 to 1901. Mr Elsee was frsy educated at Rugby, amd follewing in his father's footsteps, he zvl;r ...

... Iridje St«, Dublin NS.JI @ BROADCASTING. PROGRAMMES FOR WEEK-END. BELFAST (1BE). 9N.« MMtm. Ta-B«y. descriptive Account tha Rugby International between England and Wales, an eye-witness, Twickenham* relayed from Daventry. topics: James A. Bar* lowa. 5.1* ...

... lo—Local News. 9.ls—Symphony Concert a in » ' London. fcu', 10.15—Tommy Handley J 1 i que the Broadcast- 1 *» ll Wales Rugby 'At the Sale 8-B. ' 3ta 10.30—Mr Flotsam and •' , .', jc»l ' their Repertoire and 11 • tin. S.B. from London.„ 's 10.45—Dance ...

... secretary for nearly six years. did not desire re-clectioo. A prmentattim of a gold.rinuned Ruse fountain pen and a of Dr. James Moffatt*, Translation of the Bible was made to Mr. Butterworth. and the following revolution wee passed: This misting of the Halifax ...

... Oxford; Messrs. T. H. Kingerlee and Sons, Oxford; Messrs. James Moffatt, Birmingham ; Messrs. Wilson Lovatt, \Volvsrhurwton; Messrs. William Moss, Loughborough ; Messrs. Foster and Dicksee, Rugby : Messrs. Nox Ltd., London; Messrs. Richard Costain Ltd. ...

... Quartet 10.30—12.0.—Savoy Orpheans and Th* Sylvians. LOBDOB 2 45—First of series Running Commentaries: ' The England v. Wales Rugby International Match, relavid from Twickenham (with an in . terval from'3.2s 3.30). 4.lo.—Concert. 5. o.—Mrs Marion Cran. Garden ...

... of those he , taught , and a Rugby or football match played by his students found him invariably on the touch lid * as an unobtrusive but encouraging spectator . His one recreation on a Saturday afternoon was to attend Rugby matches , and his tall figure ...