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... induced visit the Queen to receive person her thanks for the loan some large photographs of the battle fields of the American civil war. On that occasion Her Majesty, with characteristic grace, presented him h her own book on the Highlands, from one of the ...
... sought vain, and without the sympathetic co-operation given—not only at home Dorset and Bournemouth, but various parts of the United Kingdom and Ireland - many man and his fami^ 1 would not have been properly befriended, and many a plan would never have come ...
... culpable authors of civil w:;r, who have so many times desolated those districts, lose all hope a counfcr-rcvoiofton as impossible my eyes in yours ; for they find us unanimous to suppress it —always faithful to our oaths, and ready to unite our destinies with ...
... pushing United back on the defensive Then United went all out to get decision and hammered away at Crosoombe's goal Eventually they scored through Jeffrey after Crosoombe’s defence appealed for off-side Burr who was having good game on United’s left wing ...
... women’s team WVS members The 12 members have taken courses in all aspects of Civil Defence which are likely to affect women Mrs Bennett said We realise that there are many jobs in Civil Defence for which women are physically unsuited But whatever the men of ...
... occupations. People finding 'heir resettlement in industry seriously retarded bv the efTect of continued disability should approach the manager the local Employment Exchange. and an. interview will arranged with a special Resettlement Officer appoints! for this ...
... Saturday, the hearing was concluded of the charge Ml=Mr. J. O'Donnell, M.P. and Messrs. Johnstone and Owen McGarry, of the United Irish League, for having, on December 3rd, unlawfully assembled at Rabeeby and incited the tenants not to pay rent. The Court ...
... write to their members of et -.lstss .1,- . over to their curat es . A reg i s t r a r s aid that estimated percentage of resettlement up to Parliament to call attention to the fact that • ' a ; • - I- ,- -- se - - i. : frequently he has to interrupt the ...
... imitation of Ameri• can methods. It is forgotten that in no country has sal for games reached so ludicrous a pitch as in the United States, mid that the growth of this athletic spirit has been coincident with the in. crossing expenditure of energy on commerce ...
... welcomed 11 new members more than at one time before He regretted former left referred especially Col T Mitford-Slade chairman of Civil Defence Committee and Dr A Orr Ewing and Mr J A Liddall of West Monkton Oldest councillor goes He also mentioned the retirement ...
... suited Maintenance allowances are paid to persons attending a Unit and every effort nude to resettle them satisfactorily in employment the conclusion of their period of treatment Although Bristol unit is non-resident ial in character efforts are made to obtain ...
... 2 Mrs A Keen 3 Mrs D Arnold Voucher Mr N Seary Meare CIVIL DEFENCE WEEK It was reported to Wells City 1 felt” the burden I Council that at a meeting of the j of the British Empire very heavy on Civil Defence Committee it was stated shoulders ! It is on ...