... enormous in Maroti, 1929. 4, Smith paintings of Royalties of bygone played In the F.A. Amateur nays. Cup Final at the age of 16. Actually Queen Mary only uses a few rooms for herself , but the He was In the Wimbledon team formal reception rooms often serve ...

... unbalanced view of our successful blend of the classic and that the world betore lb!4 was own times. I say these things about Gothic ideas in architecture this side belter world than the world IQJiO. myself merely to emphasise that I am of the English Channel ...

... done well this year in the World Cup and in Conti, nental international games, won the only previous match between the countries, beating England 2—l at Belgrade in 1939. They also beat a Gieat Britain amateur side 3 —l in the 1948 Olympic games, but went ...

... same small school in Bolton —Castle Hill— as another England centreforward, Tommy Lawton, has been a Bolton player since he was 15. He was in the FA Canadian touring team beaten 4-2 by England's World Cup XI. at Stamford Bridge in September, and last season ...

... this 50-year time-bomb in the Museum to confound his enemies. In the meantime he offers us Rude Assignment, which is a kind of philosophical autobiography, telling us how he came to write his books and paint his pictures. difficulty of being Mr. Lewis's ...

... LIVINGSTON CUP WALK TO-MORROW THERE will be nearly eighty competitors in the second Winter League road walking race, for the Livingston Cup. which takesplace in Coventry to-morrow. The race will start from Albany Road at 2.30 p.m.. and the competitors ...

... Cup ticket plan at Chesterfield SPORTS SURVEY r 'HESTERFIELD have tried a novel way to ensure that their regular supporters have first chance of buying Cup-tie tickets the team are drawn at home' this season. They had 14,000 application forms printed ...

... England's three changes: Lofthouse leads attack A LTHOUGH England were generally conceded to have given P % of their best post-war displays against Wales on Wednesday the selectors have shown that they were not entirely satisfied by making three ehanges ...

... than women in England; that social activities associated with church and ,ohapel life give English women a variety of interests which have no counterpart in French religious life. expenses. The target of the bazaar was £250, to be used to pay off debts ...

... CORNWALL JUNIOR CUP TEAMS For their home Cornwall Junior Cup fixture tomorrow against near rivals Cornwall Mills, St. Blazey Reserves, will field: P. Bartlett; W. J. PeMymounter, R. Isibell; J. George, E. Ready, N. Grainger; V. Rundle, C. Hancock, J. ...

... THE WORLD OF MUSIC CONGRATULATIONS TO SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI. to whom the coveted Gold Medal of the Royal Philharmonic Society has been awarded. He is to be presented with it during the concert to be given by the Halle Orchestra at the Albert Hall on December ...

... constructive football by Bloxham ,lin their next game. Result —Ettington 0, Blox ham 3. TYSOE CHALLENGE CUP Ratley v. Tysoe This match was played with typical cup-tie spirit. Rat ley with a slight wind advantage, straightaway went into attack, their right wing ...