... mount fell at the last fence after occupying a prominent position for most of the race. In the same race Kingstar fell and was killed in its fall. NEWNHAM HANDICAP IZj.USTEEPLECHASE of £200; 2m. EMPIRE BREEZE (Lady Liverpool) W Holliek 1 Red Rover Morgan 2 ...

... Cheltenham, yesterday, when the funeral took place of Miss Lilian Annie Smith, of 21 All Saints'-terrace, Cheltenham, who was killed in a road accident last Friday. The service was conducted by the \ pastor, the Rev. H. Clarkson, and the hymns The King ...

... likely to be eased by a continuation of the British attack. Already the general commandingl one body of Italian troops has been killed. His second-incommand has been captured. The first 500 prisoners were taken in the coastal area of Sidi Barrani. The second ...

... Vandyck sunk by air attack off coast of Norway on June 10. Two officers and five ratings killed and 29 officers and 132 ratings prisoners. Captain was Capt. G. F. W. Wilson, R.N. % ITALY'S NAVAL Names of 322 dead and missing appear in first official list of ...

... brilliant day's sport, watched in sunny weather by a large crowd, was the fact that two horses were killed in each of the first two races. npHE horses killed in the first race * were Lincoln Lass, who fell at the first fence and broke her back, and Castle ...

... Green; Betty Locke, Daisy; W. E. Court, Sergt. Bates; R. J. Turner, constable; H. Mann, Oakie; A. B. Clutterbuck, Tug Wilson; J. Howell, jun., Badger Green; and I. D. Yeaman, Sir William Grant. The Society had done well to obtain the entire production ...

... WEEK-END BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES HOME SERVICE (767kc.) (391.1 m) & (668kc.) (449.1 m). TO-DAY 2.15: —Rabbit-keeping, by W. King Wilson. 2.30: —The Barber of Seville: Act 1 of the opera by Rossini, from Sadler's Wells Theatre. 3.15: —The First Letter and The ...

... e\er-memorable engagement at Katia on Easter Sunday, 1916, when so many officers, N.C.O.'s, and the men of the squadron were killed. The most affecting scene in the proceedings was when the lights were extinguished and in complete darkness fallen comrades ...

... they will not only receive a quota of ready-made entertainment, but be able to create their own. His Disapproval T)R. H. A. WILSON, the Bishop of Chelmsford, and former Rector of Cheltenham, is very critical the of Songs of Praise (the enlarged edition) ...

... ' 33l of England although were not numerous. I '' schn®, bombs dropped on a 'J > A ,° 01 nd caused considerable °, , was killed, being ' ~t o th(J , ris of small lodge ar v' Sch°ol mba were also dropped, apicl,y extinguished. ,- u the ry scllo °l. one ...