... select band whose combined patronage was unlikely to overcrowd even A modest-sized concert hall or gallery. Such, generally speaking, was the picture until the war, and then the phenomenal interest in all the arts which spread over Great Britain in those ...

... adjoining building of normal a:atts may be obtained from the had been adjourned to enable defend- his case were not averse to speaking form of masses of ice (solidified gas tender romance -help to make the pro- about returning to the earth. he said. height ...

... —Remembered always by her loving Friends. Mary and Francis Knox; also the Murphy 'Family. One lonely year bas drifted by. to speak my thoughts I will not try; but a treasured gift I do retain. is your smiling face in a photo frame. HAMILTON—In loving memory ...

... Liss ficient for 100 plants: an alternative two feet above the floor level and en- the points. Minister, and when he is speaking in isters, and on the 22nd January I am burn Urban Council, before a Matra- method Is to insert a little duet (up to closing ...

... understanding throughout the world. He felt that student exchange was the best way of ensuring peace. Mr. Richardson went on to speak of his impressions of Ireland. After mentioning the great beauty of the country, said there were four other things that had ...

... BALLEE MISSION HALL Sunday. Sth Jan. 1958 (D.V.). 8 p.m. PORTRUSH MUSICAL MESSENGERS will speak and sing. 45 ...

... Evangelist) Soloist: MR. GEORGE COTTON SUNDAY, at 3 p.m., SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY at p.m. Liebman C.W.U. Male Choir will Sing, Speak and testily TUESDAY at p.m. WOMEN'S MEETING Mr. Dart/ (Belfast City Mission) A full attendance is requested THURSDAY at II ...

... “We are nearly there.” He declined to ielabonte his answers Sir David, who has just completed a visit to Canada, is due to speak here to-morrow at a hincheon given by the British- American Chamber of Commerce He plans to %o to Mexico before returning to ...

... Newtownards Road. He stated that the day of the private school and the fee-paying preparatory school was coming to an end. Speaking for the majority of the recognud preparatory schools in the British Isles, I doubt whether this statement is true. As Chairman ...

... first-class order at the moment. and unless there is snow or a really heavy frost, the conditions are ideal. Sir Richard, who was speaking on 'ucation and the Training of Character at the annual conference of the Le Play Society, said that in his experience he ...

... Newtownards Road. lie stated that the day of the :-r . vate school and the fee-paypreparatory school was :ling to an end. Speaking for majority of the recognised •!•cnaratory schools in the t-ittsla Isles. I doubt whether statement Is true. chairman of ...

... strength out of the conviction of men who had fought under the appalling conditions of trench warfare that it was necessary to speak with a united voice if they were not to be thrown upon the scrap heap. ...