... annual dinner of the Accrington and District Motor Cycling Club on Wednesday evening for the first time. It was a successful invasion. ...

... trip. Of this number, 2,800 are members of the Association., and the others are wives and friends. The arrangements for the invasion of Blackpool by Rishtonians are such as to prevent any discomfort on the journey, three trains having been chartered, and ...

... huge success, but that impo¥ tant, factor was beyond the control of th® promoters. Wet or fine, there is likelf to be a huge invasion of Blackpool to-de for the second day of the great aeri® display at Squire’s Gate, with its many wonderful and daring exhibitions ...

... parts where enoush heat lingers to maintain life. The great Sahara Desert will,” he says, “b: the las. to yield to the icy invasion, anc there the * Last Man * will meet his doom.” ...

... Blackpool, so well beloved of - the Northerner (and very properly so, too), is looking forward expectantly to its first big invasion of the year. The hydros and the big hotels and boarding houses are reported to be approaching full capacity bookings, and ...

... outstanding feature in producing the nine goals they scored. Well, well! Another disillusionment! A Where is this feminine invasion of what until now have been regarded as the preserves of the menfolk to end? Who knows but. ere long we may be having some ...

... change afforded under ideal conditions. A more inviting day for a country ramble could scarcely have been conceived, and the invasion of the Ribble Valley by tram, °bus, moctor and cycle was on a scale rarely, if ever, surpassed. ...

... London on April 21st. As their cpponents will be Huddersfield or Sheffield United there will be a Lancashire and Yorkshire invasion of the Capital on that day, with corresponding benefit to the railway companies. Already keen supporters of the Rovers are ...

... this slump has been the over production of cars in America and a corresponding invasion of this country by American motor cars. To counteract the consequences of -this invasion, which would have epelled sheer ruin to the British motor car industry, the war ...

... angry fyke,”” and made such effective use of their stings that the work was brought to a standstill. etes g Sometimes the invasions of bees are regarded as a benefit. A well-known Scottish bee-master tclls ‘of a gentleman who fitted a door to a recess in ...

... represents in rould figures something over £2,500 at present exchange rate it will be admitted that the promised British invasion of the American market is not lacking in confidence either in its own product nor the diseriminative appreciation of American ...

... THE PLAY. Play opened very evenly and the defence on both sides was more than good enough to repel. all tentative invasions. 1f anything Harwood . had slightly the bettgr of the opening exchanges. ~ Whittaker had hard luek in attempting to head in a pass ...