... The story behind the story . . RESPONSIBILITY for Johamy Crossan’s long exile rests squarely on the shoulders of his home-town club, Derry City. His form for the Brandywell club, following a whirtwing M“?flm‘uu* be was left out of the Demy team which faced ...

... STORY. A retired physician, resident in London, has communicated the following singular story to the Ihiily Telegraph About forty years ago I was called upon to consult respecting the case of certain John Crawford, who lived in one of the side streetw ...

... STORIES. Poverty’s Diamonds. Grand Serial Story, Tom Gallon. Monsieur Le Directeur, by F. Frankfort Moore. The Cardinal’s Eye, by W. Le Queux. The Torpedo Lieutenant, by H. C. Bailey. Burnham’s Story, by John Oxenham. 100 PAGES—RICHLY ILLUSTRATED. “THE ...

... STORIES Story time and a singalong are to be introduced in the Brooke Park Library in Londonderry for under five year olds. Vaa The session will be from 11 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. each Wednesday, starting on January 21, and parents will be made welcome. The ...

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... ®® STORIES Childran wwho are enrolled as individual members receive a badge and the Tufty Book of Road Safety stories to be read aloud. Membership involves the child in group activities and gives wide scope to participate in the singing of special songs ...

... STORIES. The Cardinal’s Eye. By W. Le Queux. A Taste of Fame. By W. Pett Bidge. The Luck of a Trawler. By Walter Wood. The Theft of the Star-beam.” By Headon Hill. The Convoy. By George Caahel. The Scouts. By Percy B. Beinganum. Poverty’s Diamonds. By ...

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... STORY! Derry Wasted Chances TI HE Derry navon rish Le‘a_g‘ue‘clash at Brandywell on Saturday was a very scrambling game, with little really good football in it, and, indeed, it was a surprisingly poor standard for Irish League champions and Cup semi-finalists ...

... Stories “‘Once upon a time”’ is no time and every time. It is the standard phrase that introduces us to other worlds and to our own world, the phrase that connects humanity to a common story. Story-telling is o natural in human beings. We are, in effect ...

... him an untrue story about the passengers, who at the time corroborated the untrue story. He was not paid for the hire of the car, but shared the profits as a partner. Mr. Long, R.M.—I am satisfied there is not one word of truth in the story McCloskey tells ...

... The story “Family” features the Spencers, a family living on the edge of poverty and on the edge of violence. Charlo (Sean McGinley) loves his wife, Paula (Ger Ryan) and his four children and himself ulgoodlmbmd.m His love for his family, however, comes ...