... Sir John Dill to the British King at Buckingham Palace. Admiral Keyes telephones to Churchill Sir Roger Keyes, an Admiral of the British Fleet, had been attached to Leopold since the outset of hostilities in Belgium and sympathized with ...
... Sir Nervous Norman and the Giant (Continued from page 27) and he cried, "Wooster! Fetch my armor! Saddle my mount ... Roger Cadly! You misjudge him. He can protect your daughter." The king glared at the squire. "Ridiculous ...
... Sir: Roger Williams' article on registration in the November issue did recount many of the woes that unique process entailed, but I would like to add that there were benefits to be obtained during that week in Gregory Gym. As an APO, I ...
... Sir Roger. One Miss Eliza Froud was positive he was and "described with great vivacity her romantic acquaintance with Roger Tichborne in 1849, when he helped her to bathe her cats, which she idolized for her dear mother's sake." A ...
... Sir Roger of Grooms?) The most glaring of errors is the omission of one of the highest volume branches of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, the 3-year-old Anderson Township branch library at the corner of Five Mile ...
Legal Education in England by John Henderson McNeill Reforming Legal Education in England by Sir Roger Ormrod Reforming. The most obvious distinctions between the systems of legal education in the United States and in England spring from ...
... SIR ROGER MAKINS, NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO U.S GUIDE to picture shows camps. When avalanche killed porter above. 21.
... and seltzer handy (left, bottom). During huntS in France in the 1920's, Churchill forgot about quarry long enough to down a snifter. ent were Walter Runciman (second from left), with Sir Roger. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 65.
... Sir Roger Casement, and although Casement failed to incite revolution in Ireland, the press was landed and set up in a secret plant in Cullicurry, County Galway, Ireland, where it was operated by the Sinn Fein. It recently came to the ...
... Roger” is still used generally to mean “received okay,” and military pilots continue to say “Wilco” to indicate ... Sir.” “Roger over,” replied the pilot. navigator. Correction coming at stroke of next Wilco. time and nobody knew ...