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... MERRIE ENGLAND Remembering with some gratitude the past performances by the Buckhaven Choral Society, 1 travelled hopefully to the Denheath Miners' Welfare Institute last Thursday evening to hear Edward German's concert version of Morrie England. a work ...
... trophy to Reg Harris and Chelsea. 'Reader F. 0., of London, N.W.6, lost both legs during the war. saying : Many of us in the political world now know what a close finish f it s n . ; lll o h t i h n e h r i w np ay p , nuldn't hare known queueing for ...
... Scots could win World THEIR The name of Tommy Lawton stilt holds magic for young footballers in the North - East, and the BOYS! lads at Trimdon and South Hetton are hoping that the former England leader will be among the Notts CLASSCounty players who ...
... advantage, and is economical in use. Because of its exceptional quality, Ovaltine is used regularly in the leading hospitals and nursing homes everywhere, and it is accepted as the I world's best nightcap and the world's most popular food beverage I ...
... Gentlemen Of England Beaten At Derby Any Queries ? re quest this week come.l from Sandy, of He asks for details of a match which Derby against a team labelled the Gentlemen of t .• the Baseball Ground a few years before the , nis century. ...
... which were in the set. In black and white, was a teapot with cup and saucer and ingenious design of lumps of sugar, all done in machine embroidery. This, being a machine age, the machine can be used intelligently and in a decorative way, thinks Miss Hedges ...
... Thirty-six teams had entered the competition, the cup being won by Adderbury. He thanked the N.A.C. for the use of their ground for the inal. and the Culworth and Cropredy Clubs whose grounds had been used for the semifinals. Mention was made of Messrs. ...
... THE WORLD OF MUSIC WHETHER THERE IS ANY RIVALRY among instruments in their nearness to the human voice, and whether there is any particular merit in such an approach, will always be debated. Rayinski, the saxophone player, who has been described by Bernard ...
... Walter Wincbcil. the world-known U.S, Columnist, writes as follows in the New York Daily Mirror”:— Irish refugees faced Incredible harasmps during the early 1800s. One ship arrived here with 48 passengers disease and starvation killed 203 during the ...
... WELSH CUP FINAL `SWANS' FAVOURITES, BUT WREXHAM ARE IMPROVED TEAM By CITIZEN ALTHOUGH Swansea Town must inevitably start favourites in this evening's Welsh Cup final at Milian Park (kickoff 6.15), the recent improved form of Wrexham may make the South ...
... and Langton. The players chosen must be regarded as the nucleus of the party which will be t' 1 veiling to Rio for the World Cup, although the selectors will have another opportunity to test their men during the Continental tour in May. No Stan Scottish ...
... Defences weak but odds on England By ERIC THORNTON ENGLAND and Scotland have met 70 times since the international soccer championship series began in 1872, but never has any single one of those fixtures assumed the tremendous importance of to-morrow's ...