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... Din (I third). Collies i. M‘Cleary, Carrickfergus— Irish Lassie (I second); \V. Phillips, Garrick ft* rgus—Orangefield Home Guard (1 first, 1 second). Shetland sheepdogs —H. Crooks, Larne—Golden Sun (I first). Welsh Corgis—Misses K Russell and O. Feeny ...
... was wended our way back our tents late on (Saturday night after the Oim.p-fire singsong. The trees dressed in their gayest gowns, errmke rising from over two hundred little fires, where, gathered around each, one could «ee groups of bright, happy, sturdy ...
... 18 war. and for ** great courage and initiative.’ as. the citation stated, when he carried ammunition the fr* ut under heavy fire, he was awarded the Military Cross (September 1916b During the 1939-1945 war he was twice mentioned in despatches, for gallant ...
... Street, St. Ann’s Wen Road. Nottingham, and had spent t!. ...
... Heavy seas caused some damage to parts the Coast Road. Farm Fire. Larne N.F.S. were called to deal with an outbreak of fire on the farm of Mr. James M'Auley, Knockans, Cushendall. It appears the fire broke out in hay shed adjoining the dwelling-house, and ...
... in their sad loas Outbreak of Fire. A lire broke out at the residence ...
... big Scout camp held at Ballvdrain. Belfast, last week-end in honour of the Chief Scout. All the lads took part in the camp-fire, which was broadcast on Saturday night, and were also present at the Scouts' own broadcast on Sunday morning. The Chief visited ...
... the honour. TWO FIRES. Fairly extensive damage was done a fire which broke out in the engine house at Messrs. D. M‘Cartney & Sons’ premises in Street, Ballymena. early Thursday morning List week. The blaze got a good hold efove the fire brigade arrived ...
... seconded Miss ck. IV threshing. wards* ably led Wallace, 8 r.ew members, th© Misses Dolly and f the new Order may be much more fire than heretofore and iiae. Maud Millar, were welcomed the ol>ta ; l His Majesty’s Stationery w i se backing brought them mui ...
... moasuremente and ~on in arm in the of the great llo ' has come into fie mated the bujUluig cost alvout £4T3. Armnul the camj) •'fires. What rlimb mountams, stmetod. think of any Ridges and in stated that f' hotter than just this to help solve a nine’s Scout ...
... attention to and correct, certain VISIT KIOTI nuoiie branth in the Orange footstu ff . and the Brent I made under the heading of GUARDS BAND week Miss V tekine pre. . goo brides and children of Harrvville Dispensary your s.dmg I lie ejection of Canadian semceroen ...
... better than giving it wepe gathered a troop of Scouts, received treatment m the hospital a dry lesson from a text book. The jj fire was sparkling and crackling average weekly cost ol is. loi little blighters were, of course, enjoy- luerrv t,|ee. lighting ...