... ART SUCCESSES. The Results of Examination of Local Students. The results of the Board of Education examination of art at orients connected with the dames of the Rochdale Education Committee are announced as follow: Freehand drawing in outline.—First chic: ...

... BELTS AH at Reduced Prices MAKE USE ASHE8 excellent put of at thrown in the bin to a cleanly keep fowls give them good their run can have baths they pfeeee This keep them THESE UNIVERSAL BARGAINS ARE UNBEATABLE AND SAVE YOU TO AS MUCH AS £8 18s 6d “AERODYNE” ...

... very largely a question of imagination? Imagination one of the greatest qualities in art, but it naturally demands a corresponding quality in the person to whom art appeals. Now with all due respect “Th© worker” calls for little imagination the part of ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1917. Castleton Munitions Firm Fined. Pru•ecution by the Ministry of Munitions. £35 Fine and Twenty Guinea• A Sequel to the Strike of Engineers. sequel to the strike of engine;•rs at Newlin and Smalley , VastleSur. which was yettled ...

... could do to facilitate their art educatior ought to be gladly done. He did not think the Council would grumble at thig little privilege allowed to studernts wtho were applying themselves earnestly to the study of art. Moreover, art students generally were ...

... the other. 'There's a chap 'ere —dead—in rags; thcr.'s a ^cn•. 'ere—alive-- in dowel! togs. Supposin', in this place, were embody carat see as. we changes their eletbes —dead an' alive; a body goes inter the river ter.night in the togs. an' is picked rap ...

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... leineaaltire the Church would not be the power at was today in the county. The Sunday schools were the chief means of keeping the faith alive in what he might call the lean days. but he thought the lean days had peeped now, because there was a great deal of ...

... ' THE HOME hints V FEDERATION OF MEN’S CLASSES “R0CHDAU3 ROUNDABOUT THE MOTORISTS LOG THS STAGE tie tiidt will be difficult is laying for p ruth ikmg there-e y If broad OF HENS rather a the the the texture fine lines until the in large! it gain-a handled ...

... THE ROCHDALE TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1910. The cost of establishing and fitting up the ran •e and club house is estimated at The ordinary members' annual subscription been at :r.4. Oa. C. M. Roydh, has consented to be the first president. and the following ...

... THE ROCHDALE OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1903 parently the faect has also escaped you—thal the Princess, even supposing that she is here, might not care to accompany you.” A smile crept over the Count’s face. “And I would remind you that even in London ...

... THE 1936 keeping hints pullets PRACTICAL EXPERT pullets at or vvinted of layers sllould tie quality are to demand HEAVY BREED? often living in w jjetv doubtless owing to ' there breeds to lead to confusion The however facilitate the to the breed be it ...