... burst of praise for God's promise and guarantee of human immortality may rise to Heaven on. the same day from all the followers of Christ on this Globe. Jew and Gentile alike. Easter Day then, let it be repeated, is not fixed by the Solar Calendar but by ...

... Turnbull, also of Shiney Row, with their daughters Susan and Patric- They had spent Easter Sunday on the Island and were on their way home when the car stalled in the rising water. They pushed the the bridge Then thev c ch spans the Low. bed the ladder and ...

... L. Howarth, Hartside. £4O; 2, J. A. Jackson, Easter Wooden, £5O: 3. J. C, Todd, Greenend. £47. Gelding (rising-three-year-old)- 1 , F. W. Forrest, Boon, £37; 2, Messrs Inglis. Grahamslaw, £4O. Filly (rising-three-year-old) —1, J. Crawford, Middlestead ...

... temperament prevented it from rising and filling its stomach A.— Yes. Q.—lon say it was not physical weakness, but simply that it would not rise. even although it was hungry ? A.—Yes. Another witness, the farm steward at Easter Langlee, said that during harvest ...

... announced hr sot prepared to solemnise Marriegt • d.-'no Lent. If, however, there are people who tic. e be married before Easter, he will consult tie Bishop of Wineheeter on the matter. CRIPPLE BOY'S THANKS TO KING. Idris Thomas. of Morriatos, Swansea ...

... contravention of the Protection of Animals (Scotland) Act. ACcused, who pleaded not guilty, was James Alexander Bruce, farmer, Easter Langlee. parish of Melrose; and the complaint alleged that between 21st and 23rd March, 1941, both dates inclusiv , he illtreated ...

... 54/-: Oxnam Row, 81/-; Faiside, 62/-: Easter Ulston, 75/-; Town-o'-Rule, 70/-; Under Chatto, 68/, Oxford Oros; Lambs--Reweastle, 79/-; Mosaburnford, 6 5 / 6 ; Cheaters t ;range, 81/-; Spite! Tower, 72/6; Easter Ulst•nt, 80/-; Dolphinstme, 73/-; Crai ...

... quality of last year. An excellent selling demand was experienced all through at prices showing a rise from last year of from 2s to 10s per head, or an average rise all over, as ascertained by the roup•roll, of 3s per head. The top price for cross Oxford% was ...

... the most competition. Compared with the corresponding sale last year, the Down crosses made an average rise of 4s 7d and the cross-bred wedders it rise of 2s per head. Lots and prices included:— Woodhouse, 53/-; Westerhouses, 60/-; Town-o'-Rule, 62/-; West ...

... demand. and in the case of the Oxford cross !stubs. while some lota showed a rise of Is to 11. 611. others showed a fall of from 6d to 6. 6d, according to condition, the average rise over thin class being 24 fid per head. The lot from Spittal•oo•Rule made ...

... shows. Tub schools. banks. and business honors mere closed on God Friday. The schools break up for the Easter holidays this meekend. THERE were many Easter visitors at Queen Mary's House and at the Abbey over the week-end. The number at Queen Mary's showed ...

... March last year, is very disquieting. particularly as the March figures last .year included the Easter holiday period, says the Association. The hlg rise in the number of petiestr'ous killed on roads in build-up areas may be accounted for. in some measure ...