... enjoy the earth no less Because the all enacting Might That fashioned forth its loveliness Had other aims than my delight. THOMAS HARDY. WORLDt EASIEST POOLS VP LEAGUES NOTHINC BARRED EVERYMANSfi.p. O ' PENNYPointsPOOL 4 DIVIDENDS COLLECTORS.WAN I E Staunch ...

... juniors -1 James Cobben, Clifton Gardens. Ratho; 2 James Hardie, Duntarvie; 3 James Young, West Briggs. Kirkliston. Tractors, stubble-1 David Marshall, Hallyards; 2 William Ginnie, Kilpunt; 3 Thomas Thomson, Cramondbridge. ...

... half-backs; R. Black, H. Williamson and J. Marshall. forwards. Dalkeith Thistle are to be represented on Association committees by Thomas Williamson, a former club secretary, next season. Preston Athletic are also to show a change. P. Ritchie being appointed to ...

... FATHER KELLY To DENNY The Rev. Michael Kelly, who for many years has been parish priest at St Thomas' Church. has been trans[erred to the charge of the congregation at Denny to fill the yacanc% caused by the recent death of ReN Canon O'Brien. Father Kelly ...

... on Thomas Fagan. brusher, 177 Carfin Street, New Stevenston, for having had three cigarettes in his possession in No. 5 Whitrigg Colliery. Whitburn, on April 18. For firing a shot in Woodend Colliery, Armadale, when he was not a shot-firer, Thomas Bishop ...

... Denholm. Milbank TrophyTphy skips, Messrs D. Armitt, J. McGinty and J. Splatt. Inveresk Trophy skips. Messrs R. Whyte and Thomas Young. MID CALDER CONCERT IN AID OF Promoted by the officers and men o the Mid Calder Section of the St Andrew's Ambulance ...

... country against Wales and Ireland this year. ROSEWELL ROSEDALE F.C. Rosewell Rosedale F.C. officials appointed are: President, Thomas Scott; vice-president, J.McGauley; secretary, A. Shanks, 2 Preston Street, Rosewell; treasurer, Harry Young. Good progress ...

... for the organisation of youth, Mr Hardie dealt with the history of the youth movement, and touched on the very efficient way in which it was run in prewar Germany. In describing the value of walking tours, Mr Hardie described a tour from Inverness to ...

... reply. The lawyer replied thoughtfully: Does not the Bible say something about drunkards having no place in heaven? I am a hardy drinker, hf'Pheeters. You haven't answered my question, Schofield, said the other man. Why are you not a Christian? I ...

... the firm of a plaque to he placed in the Institute- 64 YEARS A COAL MINER The British Empire Medal has been awarded to Mr Thomas Duncan (75), Whitburn, who has spent 64 years working in coal mines. Mr Duncan is still employed at Po!kernmet Colliery at ...

... be by (lab President. Mr .1. M. Cant and a musical pm▪ imitable to the 41(11040M I. ▪ ng arranged. SOLDIER JAILED FOR THEFT Thomas Allan lienbett (21/, a private in the Headquarters Comiriy. Highland Itelford Harraeks.linton. Edinburgh. was sent to prison ...

... , Chili President. Mr .1. M. Cant and a musical pro-, gramme suitable to tin. i. 'bing arranged. SOLDIED JAILED FOR THEFT Thomas Allan Henbett (21), a private in the Headquarters Conisty. Highland ltelford rra k CAiiiiiton. Edinburgh. was sent to prison ...