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... achievements. Jones, too, is back in his best form that makes him such a terror for goalkeepers. The ‘‘goals against’’ column speaks for the defence, in which McKinstry and Lucas have becn giving consistently sound performances since thev joined the Lurgan ...

... one of the least of Mine were up at an early hour on|ye do it unto Me.” Christmas morning for a ser-| The baby in the midst speaks the vice in the church, conducted by the | language of love and it is to that minister, the Rev. D. H. Ludlow. cm&lasis that ...

... patient old men. the little girls with scarves round their heads. and the boys in jeans who are too shy to answer when you speak to them. Of course, the market has more to offer—it couldn't exist if it hadn't. Cheap lines in linen and necklaces and television ...

... Matter of Price Co. Louth Macra Contests Termonfeckin and Haggardstown will meet in the Co. Louth Macra Speaking at the annual general 'Public Speaking and Question Time meek.ng u: the Association of MI it !finals. on Tuesday, January Seth, producers (Dub:in ...

... is an excellent adult section. The list of the acUudicators include Miss Gloria joy Gordon L.G.S.M.. F.L.C.M., for verse-speaking. Miss Gordon waa succmsful competitor in th c early years of the Fels and many will look forward to her risit. Mr. Dou!las ...

... against the Irish Govern.; ment. Suppose the Government re-! fuses to pay how will Mr. Lawless! ;put In the sheriff. so to speak, to llevy execution on the Government?' 'And if the Government does de-, !ride to pay by what authority can; it pay out the ...

... fine collection of casts from the most famous marble sculptures in Rome./ The presentation was an embarit is not, easy to speak of it in terms of art crlticlazfl.. The pathos of this lon.'y prostrate figure. eytenuated to the last extremity, does not ...

... early Renaissance. is recaptured - by Hogan in t he •i eal of humanity lit by a divine spark, the indwelling spirit that speaks first and last. the greatness of soul which Hogan had the capacity to mirror. It was because of this capacity says Dr. Mc- ...

... week. | Betty Burgess as Margaret gave a very smooth performance. and Jean Graham was particularly good as T'weenie. Her speaking voice was excellent. Baron Hardheart, played by lan Patterson, couid have been a little more bumptious. but neverthe'ess ...

... strong Transport and General Workers Union, who to-day opened the union's new building in Belfast, commented on strikes when speaking in Lurgan. Mr. Cousins, general secretary of the union—the largest in Britaindeclared: I do not very often regard strikes ...

... then civil and religious liberty. And as soon as he had his successful canvass completed he had only to press a button, so to speak, for over 200 police to spring to attention and Gilbertian-like. to thel protection of Limavady from a I number of xoung athletes ...