... ENGLAND FIRST Mr. Bailey went on to say that everything possible should be done to unite the Empire. We cannot produce enough on this small island to live, but by uniting the Empire—our very flesh and blood we can. I believe that England should come ...

... TO REPEAT THAT CUP DEFEAT IT will be a Division ll—Division 111 clash in the Third Round of the F.A. Cup the County Ground on January 6. The Cobblers nave been favoured by Dame Fortune—being drawn at home to Barnsley, who won the competition in the 1911-12 ...

... Moulton has old-world cottages and new-world bungalows OFF the main Northampton - Kettering road lies a very large village of dual character, an appendage of, and dormitory for, the borough, yet in many parts preserving the old-world charm of the typical ...

... TRIPS ACROSS THE WORLD FOR NORTHANTS FAMILY REUNION SINCE the four Misses Anderson, of Great Brington, used to collect the weekly copies of the Mercury and Herald from Althorp Station and deliver them to the whole village early in this century they have ...

... HOW MRS. BLOOMER SHOOK THE WORLD A CENTURY AGO INTERESTING NORTHANTS CENTENARIES THE coming year of 1951 holds many interesting centenaries and other anniversaries for Northamptonshire. The outstanding event 1851 was the Great Exhibition of which Samuel ...

... COBBLER RETURNS AS U.S. “SOCCER” PRESIDENT FLYING VISIT OF JIMMY McGuire HAT about a spot lunch? ' asked the voice the President of the American Soccer League over the telephone. A “Mercury and Herald” reporter who knew the voice when it belonged to one ...

... 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 ...

... the school had won two shields and five championship cups at the South Northants sports. The head girl of the school Eileen Garrett, was chosen to represent the county In the high lump at the England Schools sports at Port Sunlight. GARDEN IN PLACE .;■> ...

... Splendidly Effective IIS': for Sunglare Headac^, ♦ P. J. L. write# from Sen Point, C.P.:—“ Made ASPRO LIMITED. J y**« I have used ASPRO’ and In fact never . : S»o h. Buck. J them Belnft sporting enthusiast many • _,. • and oft-times standing In the hot ...

... far only 62 scholars are taking the meal, it was reported to Northamptonshire Education Committee on Monday. F. R. Brown, England and Northamptonshire captain, is Included in the 12 from whom H. D. G. Leveson-Gower's XI, will be selected to play the West ...

... with other countries, and especially‘Russia, would be one of the important questions of the election. The Liberal atm was world government. They supported Western Union and the road along federation towards that end. The only way to break down the iron ...

... pessimism Freddie Brown said England was not as black as she was painted We nearly beat the Australians twice when they were here, and we were not to blame that all Tests with New Zealand were drawn. The war had affected us too. He was however, full of ...