... HOMES OF ENGLAND H OUSES of outstanding historic or architectural interest have been the subject of an inquiry by a Government Committee which recently published a report on what general arrangements might be made for the preservation, maintenance and ...

... Vital Matches In Rio Cup Series SPORTS SURVEY \\JITH Italy, the holders, already out of the run' * ning, it is thought that interest will fade in the World Cup competition if both England and Brazil lose their games this week-end. These teams were regarded ...

... their term of office over £17,000.000,000, including the enormous sums given or loaned us from abroad. They have exacted from us the heaviest taxation in the world. It is now five hundred millions more even than in the height of the war. At the same ...

... prominent personalities in the rughy world, including the president of the Rugby Football Union. Mr Watts Moses, saw the party—consisting of 15 players from Wales, nine from Ireland, five from Scotland and three from England —leave Euston for Liverpool where ...

... (Ashfield were leaders with 13 points each. , RIO TEAM HOME TO-MORROW I I Mr. Arthur Drewry, who is in charge of the England World Cup team in Rio. to-day confirmed by , telegram to the Football Association that the party would arrive Iby air in London ...

... No change in England status This summer was going to be one of the best for British boxing—it was honed. Danny O'Sullivan and Bruce Woodcock might have been world champions—it was thought. Promoters had their eyes set on a high target, world boxing centred ...

... established the new idea that the Cup semi-finals should be played on successive Saturdays, the football authorities are considering the possibility of making the scheme permanent. To-day the clash between the Liverpool- Everton Cup game at Manchester and the ...

... ENGLAND TEAM FLY TO RIO Nottingham Referee Among Party Seventeen English football stars, insured for approximately £250,000. left in one plane from London Airport to-day for South America, where they will compete in the World Cup. The party are flying ...

... Cup for Cactus Society A silver cup named after Mr. Albert Baynes, founder member, was presented to the National Cactus and Succulent Society at their fifth anniversary dinner at the Great Northern Hotel, Bradford, on Saturday. The eup, to be used for ...

... says he has 46 cups of tea every day. His timetable is: Four cups when he gets I up; a tin bi ll y-full (16 cups) while he does his morning's work; four cups for lunch; another billy-full during the afternoon's work, and six more cups for ...

... HEART OF ENGLAND—3 By JOSEPH McCULLOCH IN May. 1909. when I was eight months old. there was publ shed what has been fur many years one of favourite books. It is The Cond man England. C. F G. Maslcrman I bought a copy about twenty years ago at a second-hand ...

... WORLD OF SPORT Rowley Waits For a Test UNCHANGED UNITED SIDE if ANCHESTER Unites are still wondering whether Jack Rowley, England centre forward, will be fit for to-morrow’s im|>ortant visit to Roker Park. •Jack, still under trertment for an injured groin ...