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... World Cup call-up for trio DESP!’IE the disappointments of Twickenham, Scotland’s selectors have not allowed themselves 1o be panicked into wholesale changes for next month's World Cup competition. As expected the bulk of the 25- strong tour pl‘l{lhll ...
... World Cup Scots ready for lift-off! CYNICS in some quarters may have Ilabelled Scotland’s World Cup challenge ‘Mission Impossible’, but you won’t find coach Derrick Grant in anything but confident mood on the eve of the national squad’s historic trip ...
... English bloom in 'Rose cup TOP THAT! England skipper Andrew keeps a tight grip on the Melrose Cup, after his team had beaten Australia 21-17 in the final of the World Cup Sevens at Murrayfield on Sunday. (Full report — P 22). @ Pigture by ...
... toxicating cup was a thing they might use. If there were any mothers there who still used this cup, she charged them in the name of the Master to beware what they did. Would they not for Christ's sake put aside the accursed thing? They had looked upon ...
... week last, wrestling match for the Carlisle Challenge Cup, and .£25 a-side. came off at Carlisle. The comjK'titors were Richard Wright of Lnngtown, and William Jameson of Penrith. The above prize cup was won James Pattinson of Weardale. at the Carlisle ...
... THE CUP THAT CHEERS. The British Empire produce-. seventy per cent. of the world's tea, and consumes very nearly as much. England. according to an, official report, is the greatest tea-drinking country in the world, with an average daily indulgence of ...
... T afr. WOXDRAPLIL K DICIWZ IX us WORLD. • CADRE IN YOUR WEERII—THE No) V ITS., or VVIETABLE LIVE MOTS, Preisslad by rrieNt ; by the 4 da, have In nitinberless proved their every mlier ads ertilied remedy for ~ leseltode, d loa of spflits, irritability ...
... should the shell covered with small dark spots, they ; arc very doubtful, and should broken separately ia cup, and each egg smelt previous to using; if, however, in looking at them, you see no transparency the shells, you may sure they arc rotten ami only ...
... ENGLAND. 'lnc Earl ornundonald has recently undergone an ovulation for the stone, which been successful ; but his Lorpship Is cow suffering from on attack of which mows great prostration. AND THE SITILIANE,--It would appear that has come to the conclusion ...
... British Commonwealth who could not afford to run cars for our own convenience. We built the best ships in the world, but not for our own use. Coal was getting scarcer and fish was a prohibitive price. We were, said Mrs Dott, allowing ourselves to slide ...
... child might phy itself wRh there Pilm, anti without the slightest danger, escept trom woch excess us would make the moot wholesome Aliment in the World no evil. IST redactog the superfluous and giveig to the stomach, the) effect • perfect permanent cure ...
... ENGLAND. At an important meeting of elm held in London on Monday, condemning the new Education Minute were sign-ed to. The Right Hon. Earl Fortescue died at Exeter, on &sterility afternoon. The senerable nobleman was in the Ist year of his nge. Kgetosiore—A ...