... s, and another nieml>er said it seemed to a case of “If one can’t the other shan’t.” A motion to icfcr the matter back was lost. At Colne the Bridge Endowment of the Haw don and Laneshaw Bridge School Trust awards university scholarships. There are three ...

... always open it, see ? •' Life's a wonderful thing, John; its been very good, very kind, to us. Wr'vc.nxn poor »n ...

... Emblem From “RohaUa” AFTER M YEARS THE EtA SURRENDERS MEDAL Over thirty years after the tragedy of the wreck the hospital ship Rohilla the eea lias given up one of its many secrets, the form silver medal, beonntt the inscription St. John Ambulance Brigade ...

... inexperienced. and the aged coming and going in the absorbing business of living, youth adventuring into the unknown and wrecks of ships and men that fail to weather the storms of life through all the cares and temptations and anxieties that afflict suffering ...

... Sunday Scliool Trawden.l and was member c»f the institute there. Mr. and Mrs Spencer lost their eldest son. S.B.H. Fred Spencer, in the last war. when he went down with his ship H.M.S.I Raglan. Whist Drive. .\ whist drive held on Saturday night in the canteen ...

... not got the sup|»oi-t the Overlookers’ Association. By the death Mr. Henry Holgate. J.P., of Keigliley Hoad, the town liar lost one of iUs best known public men. had not been in good health for some time but the news of his death at the age of o.'» came ...

... Barnoldswick raiU, one of the largest in the country, should stripped of its looms because more money could be made out of them shipping them to India when Barnoldswick weavers were left unemployed? Common Wealth would never tolerate thing like that. Unless ...

... as it is only about five weeks since Mrs. Grindrod lost one of her sons, Mr. Walter Grindrod, of Sefton Street, Colne, who had served in the Merchant Navy during the war and had been on several ships which were sunk by torpedoes. Mrs. Grindrod was well ...

... when U-boats were encountered was when the ship was reluming to England in convoy, and the menace was dealt with a corvette. Perhaps A.B. Stockdale’s most memorable experience was when visited Venezuela. His ship passed between two huge mountains, through ...

... that I cannot say much about my ship, but I have a wonderful sick bay with every convenience. The equipment is first rate. I have .seen nothing like it in any other ship I have served in. I feel quite proud of having a ship like thi j . My operating theatre ...

... in no small measure to the happitie during his His outward journey to Freetown, in Wes: Africa, was indeed eventful, as Ins ship was within distance of the glorious achievement of the ‘‘Kxeter” in the nud-Atlautic l»attle, and own vessel was later accidentally ...

... South Coast resorts last winter. A particular use of aldrin and dieldrin in special lacquers now being applied the interior of ships. These lacquers mean death to any insect walking on them, for although the insecticide remains. “ lacked in the lacquer for ...