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... of humble but good people Missouri; “I never knew him (his lather) tell he. nor did I ever, in all my life, hear my mother speak an unkind word about another person. Somehow got through school, somehow through university. earning living (to British ideas' ...
... of the Peter Keenan (holder) v. Frankie Williams (Birkenhead) British elb duel U the championship is placed at bane. This speaks of confidence in the BolfasS -Awes ability to hold his own in the beet of company, and the view Is shared by an ever-increasing ...
... On the poin. dealing with equal pay, Miss M. Savage said that they were all doing the same work. Mr. G. Quigley, Belfast, speaking on the point dealing with extra remuneration for (eachers in remote rural areas, said that there were unemployed teachers ...
... of wheat burned —Reuter. 4,000 Derry Unemployed, -Relief Scheme Brought Work to 6 • W '1 over 4.000 unemi toyed. it is : to speak abo it six getting crn,.: , iyment. sa:d Alderman Michael .i.e at the month'', meeting of Derry Cirotation. when it was reported ...
... THINGS DONE I Dr. G. Dougan. M.P., speaking 'at Unionist meeting in Porta!down this week, said he was not !seeking any &the at Stormont. and consequently he did not take 'a prominent part in the debates .in the House, speaking only when !the neeessit% arose ...
... to-day filed a reprrt on the charges and sent it to the Senate. The report made no recommendations It said: “The record should speak for itself. The issue raised is one for the entire Senate.” | Mr Benton accused Mr. M‘Carthy last year of fraud, perjury =and ...
... old person abandoned, a poor person sick, a child who suffers, a mother desolate because she can do nothing to help it. Speaking to Our beloved children, the poor and dest:tute of all the earth the Pontiff exclaimed: We pray Jesus to make you feel how ...
... strength to carry out the solemn promises shall be making, and that ( may faithfully serve Him and you al the days of my life. Speaking fairly rapidly, the Queen delivered the speech in a clear and beautifully modulated voice, noted for its ring of youth and ...
... battalions have higher totals than the Suffolks, but they have been in Malaya longer. General Templer had hardly finished speaking when an officer rushed up to say that a patrol had just killed another terrorist This latest “kill” brought the Suffolks’ ...
... British Association aa Ht,y. CCC lA# IKI 1W , fMS connexion wntfApotatoes. , for 1953 S.rEdward w.U preside C. Caldwell, speaking jCC - WiriUV/W3 ies will I * ~,c of MS “Tliese discussions relate mainly over the Associations annual „ j_ s , rnotion ...
... shocking. “It is on the same level as playing music in a cowshed,” she said. “That is not what music is for.” RS Lady Mayer was speaking about music as a moral and social forcé at the conference of Educational Associations in London. = Earlier Lady Mayer said ...
... be slightly oily. accompany them everywhere. that they are equally one track- a casual stroll down the road When he is not speaking of her minded, trith one important he will kneel down and examine he drags her aunts, cousins and difference. •While women ...