... 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 ...

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... Russian and every other language—natural or artificial, living or dead. More than half the literate population of the world now speaks English as a first or second language—and the number is growing every day. First to bow to the inevitable have been the Russians ...

... congregation who passed into the | Kingdom under the preaching and | influence of Mr. Boyd.” said Dr. Craig “The Human Note” | Speaking of his pastoral care and friendship. Dr. Craig said it was the human note in Mr. Boyd's ministry which was its most endearing ...

... switched on Cork minor team. their beads in the mad, said Capt. .1. J. O'Carroll. outgoing him and ii pressed a match-winning Speaking at the Glen Prkie 1, in the of his Presidential address at the an. move. Ring was se - ry quiet for 45 Silver Jubilee celebration ...

... publicity when they brought up something for the good of the town, that the other members got. The councillor said he was not speaking personally—he was expressing the opinion of the branch. The fee?ing of the branch was that the newspapers were not giving ...

... use of the hall. The competitors in this year's public speaking competition were very pleased to have a visit from Mr. Wmn. Finney on Monday of this weck. He gave a very heloful talk on Public Speaking and was thanked by Mr. Robin Cherrv. who also thanked ...

... in these islands, and unless we make a determined effort to tackle the problem we shall never even catch up with it, not to speak of getting ahead of it,” said Councillor Seamus Deeney at the monthly meeting of Derry Corporation. ' Councillor Deeney said ...

... M. May, M.P., will be in Portadown to-morrow (Saturday) night to address Unionists in Edenderry Orange Hall. Mr. May will speak at the annual general meeting of the Central Armagh Unionist Association. He will be accomganied on the platform by Mr. L ...

... Schools held in Cruise's Hotel. Limerick. D e with the ot hammy. _ it is to lrish History - oat to train pupils of bow to speak wbeliter is k for a ote correctly. . H.Dip.Ed.. St. address at the Lay Secondary on Wednesday. be sold: How oee Suds the textbooks ...

... of their tribulation. The Lord Jesus Christ considered this as riches, and promised a crown of life to their overcomers. Speaking at the Sunday evening service, Mr. S. McCrea, the-assistant minister, chose the text “So teach us to number our days that ...

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