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... incident• ally the losers hest detest for four seasons. . . The P.A.A Stokes Cup match at the Bedford Gravels will be keenly contested and doubtless we shall see the potenti•i All. England team oat. Time is rolling on and soon we shall be talking of the probable ...
... Planning Officer itylr. W. T. greatest in sport' England has given to 0.. Jeffries'. world. Nearly all runes 1 have their origin 1r• ng so er here, Lu. • football is played all Knight said hel the world by lyousht Manor House Firm of every colour and in ...
... We see ourselves as others see us WE ARE NOW quite familiar with the men we set about our streets and who are usually known as D.P.s or E.V.W.s displaced persons or European voluntary workers. Most of us. too. have made Up our minds about them on very ...
... engines—the finest of their day in England. - he said. Mr. Payment drove 292. one of the earliest of the class. for four years on the Peterborough—Grimsby hne in the, days when there were 30 of ' them at New England. He once drove 1431 the 59 mile: trom ...
... Walls year's All -England te • m ford. figured in the prize list. * * * Erie Smith was very amis. In half a century 0 tent. being runner-up In analinit Th l e have s hraevoeuitik.utNis both P.A.A. and Beehive he time hu matches. wher Mgt use a &, 0 * * ...
... British Railways at New England. Mr. Levitt is 51, married, and has two daughters. He took up ambulance work after serving in France with the Bedfordshire Regiment during World War I, Now he has been instructor of New England Railway Ambulance class for ...
... * DOI L THE tinily-two Peterborough house competitions in connection with the News of the World Individual championship ' England and Wales have been completed. Inter-house! rounds are now taking. place. Mr H. Sergeant. the local secretary. telLs me ...
... Peterborough players have Qualified for the area finals of the News of the World individual championship of England and Wales. They are Art Owen. White, Hart player and Holland Cup finalist, and A. lest. Liverymans Arms. Two more players will join them ...
... New England. with Mrs, Eric Jones as leader: and also at. 3, at George-st, schoolroom, where a service will be led by Mrs. Ashley Rose. The subject this year is Faith for our time. and the order of service, which will be used throughout the world, is ...
... they were! The green liveried engines came glistening out ot New England sheds and looked beautiful. And what wonderful timekeepers too—comparable with any in the world. •Happy memories give us old ! railwaymen much pleasure. Yours. etc.. G. H. CATOR, ,Palmers ...
... necessao in a modern world. QUALITY WORKSHOP We must have And the rest of it if we were In bring more Psy into our work, more widespread interest in it, and above all, more quality. Britain was now the quality workshop of the world, and we could not afford ...
... C. Stocks. 'Phere is IRO: one can say about the All-England 12 that is not already known. All are tried and experienced ma t c hmett, and most know the river as well as they know themselves. Let us hope the results prove the selectors wisdom. * * Other ...