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... generally throughout the world. A start was made at Bethlehem, and the impetus of that first introduction to creed is in need of further strength. Ashbourne is as good • place as any for that strength to form its first tender roots. Let us then resolve that ...
... day's sport. Men Freeman and Woolloy and Ames. And before thorn the usdition W4lOl back to Odin, Blythe, who died in the first world war, and beck pretty well into the dawn of cricket. What a blessing it then to be a Kentish Man, or a Maas of Kent.-41se la ...
... dory England end the Empire. We who live in an area which can offer some of the finest natural scenery in the world, must feel a glow of satisfaction when we see so many, some travelling long distances, visiting this district, and it. is up to us to do ...
... phenomena. I do not only mean the lack of American dollars as at present experienced by England, but the shortage of nearly every country in,the world of dollar resources. Let us examine the cause and find the solution. In the earlier years of this century, the ...
... available (1948) 9,490.794 cwt., of malt and 231,470 cwt. of hops were used. Beer exports roes from 187,418 bulk barrels in 1946 to 254,930 last year. The tot, number of on-licences in England and Wales is shown as 73,384, of which 56,850 were publicans' licences• ...
... stressed the vital importance of the Girl Guide and Boy Scout movements. We are witnessing something unusual in the history of England in the frightful lawlessness of the very young to-day and in the brutal acts that make one's heart stop when we read about ...
... throughout ' the world. Another interesting item will be the lighting of a torch at the Izaak Walton Hotel. Dovedale, where linden Powell wrote his first chapter of Scouting for Boys, which will be carried by relays to the camp and used to light the huge ...
... CHINA Mr. J. Bruce of the Channel, Ashbourne has just returned to Ashbourne after spending 10 months in Hong Kong. Mr. Bruce is used to travelling long distances. Before going to Hong Kong he was at the Sierra Leone and now he is expecting to be called to ...
... his recent biography—in which he handles the Press, which aociaimed him as the world's I greatest, with scant courtesy—to realise that. But given his own way, Carter can use his gift of leadership with surprising results. The facts behind the rumour are ...
... e-Frith I had shoemaker put on new ones whilst I waited. Old customs survive in Derbyshire, nestled in the deep heart of England. the dining rooms of the comfortable King's Arms at Chapel are to remarkable leathern figures which prentioss formerly carried ...
... the world. lighted torvh was then by 40 runners in relays until in 60 minutes it wa handed to Scout R. (allaoline. of the Pao wich troop) Will) handed it to Lord Rowellan lit the camp fire wilih it. It is interesting to note that the Lilian used by Lord ...
... coma- The men who imp at their sport all their young lives and pads* Ude away. In the Stanley Matthews and Stamps of this world. Well, to them, sa to the so far suomeshal Tenuity Barr, I taks a my When Darby County took Blackpool to pieces last Satm&y ...