... of watercress beds now cultivated in England are to be marketed under a National Farmers’ Union stamp. iOnly those whose beds have been found in accordance with a high standard of production will be eligible to use it. ...

... day, followe¢ by a small girl in a sun suit, provided a living illustration of something urgently needed in this brave new world of ourssome form of male dress reform. -y Surely as a race of beings, we have been struggling about ree for far too long as ...

... Willitunsoni. who presented the cup. was intro_ duced by Mr. 8. G. Moore, secretary of Northampton Rugby Alliance. who said it was over 20 years since the Chief Constable presented an Alliance trophy. Handing over the cup to Geoffrey Addington. Banks' captain ...

... of £lBO. In 1892 they carried off 11 first, ten second and one third prize, plus a couple of cups, one being for “the most successful contesting band in England and Wales.” Much of the Band’s success was attributable to the unity with which they worked ...

... bind and to break the will of an Imperial race. England is the head of Protestantism, the centre of its movements and the stronghold of its powers. Weakened in England, it is conquered throughout the world; once overthrown here, all else is but & war of ...

... Nomads and was with the club during its run of Thursday League and Cup successes. He won league and cup medals for 1920-21. 1922. 23. 1924-25. 1925-26. a cup medal for 1923-24 and Goodliffe Cup medals for 1925-26 and 1926-27. Mr. Smith leaves a widow. LICENCE ...

... ON FEEDING OF THE FIVE THOUSAND Washington, Thursday. 3,101 LE than 5.200 U.S. 1 Democratic Party supporters will join In the world's biggest banquet at the National Guard Armoury, Washington, to-night. They hare paid 100 dollars (f 35 145.) each. Profits ...

... Apparently quite a number of people are returning to England after a short spell in Australia, where they found fault with everything and everyone. Mr. Wtiiteho - use tells me that he left England in November, IP4B, arriving in Australia with little ...

... REFLECTIONS ON A World eonatituent Assembly in ' Geneva in December—if it can, raise about 14.000 by June 1. DING to Wembley has become almost a commonplace to the flee citizenry of Northamptonshire ' The president of the Crusade {for World Government, Lord' ...

... 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 ...

... full of confidence that ‘he can take the world championship from Freddie Mills at Earls Court on January 24th. With him is Jack “Doc” Kearns, and trainer Al Del Monte. Maxim was making his first trip to England, but Kearns has been here four times previously ...