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... 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 ...
... priority International Sugar | Conference in Britain. The {world producers and refiners ‘ ’ |were all represented, except on Sugar Glut &= oe = . Government claimed to Speak By DAVID CURNOCK |for us! Justice C be Mad 100 ‘ hea fendant is poor, it may be usep ...
... SHREWSBURY WITHDRAW FROM F.A. CUP SHREWSBURY Town one of the lour new clubs admitted to the Football League, have withdrawn from the P.A. Challenge Cup competition this season. Mr. Sammy Crooks former Derby County Mind England winger. now manager of Shrewsbury ...
... miles world record, when he was ruled out xl Judge after going only ty yards, McMorrow has been staying in East Virginia with D. Marzani, the American champion steeplechase rider. He has ridden several winners over hurdles and fences while in the US.A, and ...
... won the Sutherland Cup. travelling 292 miles to the festival in a small canoe. Other awards were: Yacht:nit World Cup, for the best commer-, cially-built cabin cruiser. Council for H S. Huthes. Ashleigh-road. Leicester: Jane Howard Cup Mr J Bennett New ...
... somehow raised the money. We've had a grand time in England—other than having to drink about seven cups of tea with every meal. = “We have a tremendous admiration for the British; they have made us welcome wherever we have stayed. They sure are putting ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... C. Stocks. 'Phere is IRO: one can say about the All-England 12 that is not already known. All are tried and experienced ma t c hmett, and most know the river as well as they know themselves. Let us hope the results prove the selectors wisdom. * * Other ...
... well beyond actual and expected achievement. The danger In this is that it may cause us to lose our sense of I wonder. Let us be on our guard against this, for a world in which there is nothing to marvel at would be a dull place indeed. Someday there will ...
... dismissed for | a small total which would l give England’s batsmen, more | experienced in such condi- | tions, the oppqQrtunity of * turning the tables, However | remote was that hope, at any | rate England, with Hutton and | Compton back in the side, looked ...