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... cover, just he knew it in the thirteen years he waa here, from to Those were happy days, and I glad that the old school was the last picture he saw, she wrote. THAT eras it we continually heard from VV the Berlin radio? That the British Navy was locked in ...
... s. Csntinuid In Nsxt Column Continued from Preceding column Two exhibitions from the Council of Industrial Design will seen“ Design tor Commerce from Sep tember 15tli to October 6tb, and “Furnishing Fabrics” from October 27tb to November BtU. TO add to ...
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... recently returned from Germany, where they have been endeavouring to find the answer to that question by talking to offioers and men and those in high authority. • • • DURING tbeir visit they covered hundreds miles of the British Zone from Dusseldorf Winterberg ...
... Bom of family which had farmed Bitteswell for several generations, he was of type which springs from the shires rather than the urban centres, though far from rustic in the accepted sense of the term. As carpenter and joiner had achieved complete mastery ...
... news ~ News Of The Rugby w | Churches ‘BRANDON & WOLSTON LUTTERWORTH m „ T hf.bs inion. a s«« T L^, SERVED IN FIRST * .^ m , world war U, maucl'o.' 1 *>»«3 , SJS ««« «> ■■>>«•'« I I ITTFRWORTH 1 Mr. I, h» been win 1« , Otaremnugan H« »H .Vien lron , the ...
... tturgcsM. *:}. received from Mr. D. G. McVinme grammes on Sunday morning. Apnl ( 4' oun for the defence was Mr. , rlhri ,. hl creation every r STBLtr attempted murder Mortimer, un >lo §//JkKKS g'l * I to the effect that be would pre- from Melbourne, and that ...
... Trrnrr Churches last Sunday urea “Adam and Fallen Man. Extracts from the lesson sermon included the following test from the BWe: Fghwisei 14: “Awake, thou that steepest, and arias from the dead, and Christ shall gise the* light.“ YOUNG KOfflTt MMON.—In ...
... aircraft from which it is impossible to bale out. TO-MORROW (by the date) is present difficulties to the rescuer, the twenty-filth anniversary since by inadvertently touching of the creation the Borough off the ejector mechanism be may Rugby. From ISV4 until ...
... the local clubs. During the first world war he was called to the colours and came through safely ettcept for a leg wound, from stick handle bomb while serving in France. . , Mr. Ring was well known the imnical world for, with Mr. Cardan (who still runs ...
... Muz/lc VelO city of Rifle Bullets. This was written while he was in the research department at Woolwich Arsenal in the first world war. WHEN he entered the former Primitive Methodist Ministry he quickly revealed great mastery of biblical scholarship. He ...
... in a booklet, entitled From the Trenches, m 1920, and reveal the mind, in some measure, of their author. The one printed below seems to strike that note of real beauty attained by several wellknown soldier-poets of the first world war. . _ ._ , But there ...