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... KEMSLEY PAIR WIN RAYNHAM CUP Many prominent figures in the local bowling world were among those preient at Milton bowling green, on Wednesday. for the semifinals and finals of the Raynham Hospital Cup competition. The cup was won by Messrs. 1. Bethune ...
... highest-paid armies in the world. And when they come to England, it is a little difficult for them to become ,jl. accustomed to our currency. But I hope no-one tries the fleecing tricks of World War 11. One tavern somewhere In England immediately put up the ...
... : Mr. V. Douglas the local cup for cottager,: fir. J. Amor the open cup: Mr. P. R. Harding the vegetable garden cupi and Kr. G. Draper the society's challenge cup—At Whitchurch show Mr. R. W. West woo the championship cup. The question of what constitutes ...
... and the National Trust, and wardens from other Concordia camps In England, the Field-Marshal made his way to a clearing to witness the felling live boys, of a big larch which will be used for the Festival Britain Youth Building. He then visited the other ...
... who still use horses will be unable to obtain them, unless this downward tendency of our horsebreeding is drastically reversed.” So much for the development of agricultural mechanisation n this, the most tractor-conscious country in the world. But, argues ...
... Hospital and --a Satin Ermine Rex Gordon Cup Committee. YOUNG WINNER In his younger days he played The Society has many young members: one of them-11-yearsold Kenneth Wright, of Swanscombe--winning the Payne Cup for his Black English. first prize in the ...
... to-day. Everton Weekes, the West Indies batsman, completed 2.000 runs for the tour. He us only the second West Indies player score u.s many runs on tour of England, O Headley making 2,320 runs in 38 innings in 1933 Weekes also equalled Headley's recoid ...
... master of War and literary artist. too. The (iriutd Alliance: The 2nd World War. Vol 3 (Cassell, 255.), wonderfully this. He covers 1941. Britain's Year of Fete. which opened with us facing Nall might alone the one flicker of brightness (mod offset by ...
... towns, course, can well claim to be war conscious. Two world conflicts have brought the effects of modem battle to the Kent coast. That experience a comforting thought, for it would doubt stand us In good stead if and when the same thing happens again ...
... around him and smile at the success of the new style show, where the aristocrats of the horse world had rallied to such an extent that their numbers ca used intense competition for the society's MI 1 • prize money and silver trophies valued at about L ...
... welcomed the Hon. Secretary at 33 Stockheath Road. Havant. * Locke Wins Golf Play-Off GINC.ALL CUP DRAW MADE The draw for the first round of the Gingall Cup competition, to played during September, was made at meeting of the Competition Committee at Midhurst ...
... of course, can well claim to be war conscious. Two world conflicts have brought the effects of modern battle to the Kent coast. That experience la a comforting thought, for It would doubt stand us In good stead If and when the same thing happens again ...