... mimue canals tells us our position. Too sensitive ? there is ultra-sensitiveness in this organ then the abnormal movement of tossing or rolling at sea (or going on roundabouts! causes pressure in a direction whicr the body is not used. Impulses sent out ...

... propellers.” To illustrate his point that the waterways could be used for far more goods traffic and so compete cheaply with road and rail traffic. Dr. Dickinson produced a map of England's waterway system He indicated the many unfinished canals in many ...

... Bob Norris, while A. Flewitt and J. W Hart, of the Beeston Boiler Bowling Club, arc the only pair to have won the cup three times. The cup. which is made of silver, stands nearly two feet high, ano is inlaid with four Nottingham scenes in blue enamel the ...

... shortly. Fred Evans, placed on the transfer list, has been re-signed. A general meeting of the Arnold and District Benevolent Cup competition has been called for Friday next (7.30 pm) at the British Schools, Arnold, when the draw for the first round will ...

... Long Eaton C.C., proved easy winners of the team race from the formidable Concorde C.C. led by Bob Maitland. England’s No rider in the World’s Championship team. In Stage 1 there were numerous attempts to make a breakaway, and finally Jim McQuaid (Emerald ...

... (North West Section); 11, J Kennedy (Gilbertfleld Wheelers); 18. K, Joivitt (1.T.P.); 24. H Burvell (Davton); 25, L. D. West (Fre)us); 29, A. Taylor (Gnutti); 1, Sammy Mehmed iFrancei; 48. G. W Wood (Pennine); 54. S. Blair (North East Section). . 17. E Mitchell ...

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