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... Viola d'Amore ) , Liza Fuchsova ( Piano ) , and London Chamber Orchestra . 8—Aspects of Art in England , 1700-1840 : A Talk . ...
... Viola d'Amore ) , Liza Fuchsova ( Piano ) , and London Chamber Orchestra . 8—Aspects of Art in England , 1700-1840 : A Talk . ...
... llrelandl ; I . Preece ( capt . ) ( England ) and 0 . Mmmer ( England ); G . M . Budge ( Scotland ) .. CDaviet ( Wales ) . T . Clifford ( Ireland ) . D . Hayward ( Wales ) . J . E . Nelaoo ( IrcUD . il . V . C . Roberta ( England ) , R . 8 tephea « ( Wales ) ...
... Chance in Test Trial Four Cambridge Men Rest XL THE following teams have been chosen lor the England Test trial, beginning at Bradford on Wednesday, May 31: England—N. W. D. fardle? (captain) and Hutton L. (Yorkshire), R. T. Simpson (Notts). W J Edrich and ...
... , which ours rarely isunless it ' s a Walker Cup year and your bovs are in . - With these complimentary sentiments . in iheir minds the Americans are not going to be any easier to beat this week . Let us take a close-up of the more discussable of them ...
... has played some dashing gfimes for England in that position, Matthews is still regarded as the finest right winger in the world to-day. Matthews and Finney will almost certainly be the first choice wingers in the weorld Cup series in Brazil, with Milburn ...
... and the famous Colonel Podhajsky. Her Majesty the Queen is shown presenting the winner with the King George the Fifth Gold Cup, and there is an exciting peep at Goodwood showing Alycidon beating Riding Mill in a thrilling finish. “JEAN SIMMONS’S SUCCESS” ...
... Mrs Porteous and Mrs Davidson ; Mrs Irvine and Miss Donaldson ) in winning the Lady Milne Cup , It is , I think , the first time the Cup has been won out of England . I hope to obtain full details and some hands for next week . R . G . M . b . r . A . Decline ...
... Scotland and England were to unite and thereafter be called Great Britain. It would have been more honest and correct to have said (as English politicians then well knew) that Scotland was to be incorporated England and become part of Greater England. had ...
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... long will the appeal of League and Cup be likely to continue. For Scotland it was a season of promise, ending, however, in the disappointment of the narrow defeat from England which meant non-participation in the world championship at Rio. The Scottish ...
... migrants have encountered one of their “bad” years. The weather in late March and early April, when vast numbers of birds reach us from the South, flattered to deceive. A cold spell which began on April 9 affected all areas of Britain and gave a frigid recef)tion ...
... true that England and the whole British world have suffered misfortune I'nder Socialist. rule; but it is not the custom of Scotsmen to leave a friend and comrade’s side in times of doubt and danger. We cannot do without each uther . Let us march together ...