An Extract of Reflection

By "THE MAN IN THE STREET." II. Having regard to my "Witness" associations, it is not unnatural that I should give ...

By "THE MAN IN THE STREET." I. Fifty years seem an eternity to youth, but only a brief breathing time to age. I have spent th...

I've read about soldiers and sailors,     Of infantry, airmen and tanks, Of battleships, corvettes, and cruisers,     Of Anzacs, ...

Peace washes silent o'er the ocean bed,   It sweeps both time and substance in its path. The years roll forward, pass and make no ...

IN the year 1793, an unknown maniac, whose dress and figure bore the vestiges of a once better lot, wandered to Ballycastle, a beautiful ...

When you've marshalled your navies and gloried your fill In the latest they show of invention and skill, The lion in strength an...

"What silly notions crowd the clouded mind, "That is through want of education blind." I SHALL not attempt, in the prese...