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... to visit Trevin Towers the once famous home of James John Hissey who used to write and publish enchanting books of his yearly travels throughout England—A Leisurely Tour of England,' 'The Charm of the Road,' 'Over Fen and Wold.' Who reads them nowadays ...
... it was in those days. Form has evened up FLEWIN captain. Manager and players at Fratton are intrigued by the plan for a World Cup of League champions. The idea is for the champion clubs of fourteen countries to comp e t e in Rio de Janeiro next summer ...
... looks lovelier than ever. wc looked In Highbury, White Hart-lane and Fratton Park, home*—in cane you have forgotten —ol the Cup-holder*. Second Division champion* and League wlnnera for the two *r.»*on». And later in the wee* »-r saw the new league rluh* ...
... under whose auspices the England team is picked from the best available players in the country under the age of 18 This year England scored convincing wins beating Ireland by 4 points to and Wales by 5 to 1 “Board 1” for England ie the team’s leading player ...
... Yongdong, central sector city and pivot of the U.S. defence area, had fallen, and that a threat was developing in the extreme south-west from the Communist 4th Division. This respite was efifectively used. The 25 th Division arrived in Korea, presumably ...
... grouse-moors no longer lure away everybody who is anybody. Let us hope that some people who may at least claim to be somebodies, will remain at their posts and do something strenuous to get us out of the ugly mess in which we seem to be caught. This, indeed ...
... Two of these players —Bartram and Bhreeve—will getting their second benefits. NO PA CUP-TIIS SHREWSBURY TOWN, one THE four new League cluba. have withdrawn from the A Cup owing congestion of fixtures. They were due to play Oswestry or Hednesford on September ...
... action. Thus, if the seta; of a caterpillar are singed, or sprayed with w'ater from an atomiser, smeared with vaseline or THE WORLD OF SCIENCE. By MAURICE BURTON, D.Sc. they are in ourselves. In addition, the sum total of our knowledge of their function is ...
... with the U.S.. the Government point out that: Advertiser's Announcement Britain has only just got back to pay - - - ing her way in the world; the U.S. has a huge balance of payments surplus. - Britain has only 11 per cent. un- employment; the U.S. has 5 ...
... and distributed broadcast in every town and village), but as a penetrating study of the problems which face all pf us of the free world. Although I suspect he would give anything to be able to withdraw his over-optimistic two pages on the defence potential ...
... North of England Mr Eales has built up his reputation in this country South Africa and Middle East The rifle shooting club has opened its doors to public schoolboys on vacation A week ago A C Weedon (Leys) who was in the winning Ashburton Cup team this ...
... finishes in all games Results: Singles (Gomm Cup)— N Miller (Chiswick) 21 G F Trieb (Mansfield) 10 pairs (Henry Foreman Cup) A J Harvey B Baker (Century) 21 W H Jasper R L Steel (Winchmore Hill) 20 triples (Mappin Cup) Pickborne Geen Wilson (Parsons Green) ...