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... Under¢lohing, Pullovers, Waistcoats, Cardigans, etc., Household Goods, including Blankets, Flannelette Sheets, Towels, etc., continue to be offered for Cash. A limitéd number of Coats, Costumes, Frocks, Cardigans, Pullovers and Lumber Jackets are still ...
... Hall. Wellington Place. will have as speakers Rev. John L Bird (London). Rev. Ronald W. Francis (London) and Rev. R. Peter Johnston (Parkstone). Two of the speakers are new to the Convention—Rev. John L. Bird. who is the Minister of Central Baptist Church ...
... poeeessilia to Isat Mated. ST. ANNE•S ARE BACK ON 19P S*..tnne'b IS; St. John 1. If there were an award for the most unlucky team in the Britton Cup competition this season. St. John's would win it hand& down. From their opening match in which they had most ...
... guard around th e fire, and some of the water hit the child's arms and fare. Witness then descrihed how she pulled off the child's smitten cardigan and then ran with the child in her arms to her mother-in-law's house at hi. Ross Road. They got a car and ...
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... Mercy Convent; 2, Sylvia Scanlon, Sub-Junior recitation in Irish, Buys 1. Gerald (hnnon, St. John's N.S.. Marist Brothers; 2. !tie) Joseph Gannon, do., and John Dempsey. Model School; 3, Brian Caton, Model School. Intermediate recitation in Irish —l. Claire ...
... definition originated in Ireland and was first enshrined in the words of an Irishman. It may be traced back to Grattan, Tone, Emmet, Thomas Davis, or John Mitchel. But even the definitions of freedom expounded by these ardent Patriots be traced further back to ...
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