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It Used To Be A Pub Is Still Open To Public
BUT ITS GOODS "CANNOT BE MEASURED" —Says Lord Mayor I N Ostler Street, Birmingham, three or four years ago, stood a public, house with the curiously challenging name " The Wily......
" Back To The Land" Cry Not Stifled At Blaisdon
QUICK-WITTED COCKNEY MAKES GOOD PARMER T l I 14; Salesian Agriculture School at Blaisdon, Gloucestershire, was founded three years ago as an attempt to solve two problems, one......
Father Hudson Brought Up 25,000 Children An English...
An account of the ever-increasing rescue work being carried on I N November, 1934, worn out after thirty-five years of relentless toil, Fr. Hudson, who has with reason been......
1,600 Pupils In 30 Years
PIONEER EFFORT AT EDGBASTON St. Paul's Fine Record It is difficult for Birmingham Catholics to realise that about thirty years ago there was no Catholic secondary school in the......
A School For
BISHOPS Cotton's Outstanding History I N remembering what Catholics in the Midlands owe to the past, a reverent salute must be given to Cotton College. it was founded at Sedgley......
For Profit On Both Sides Of The Golden Gate !
There is nothing part ieularly original about an idea which slatted with Adam, that of clothing yourself ; and there's nothing very fascinating about the particular teaching of......