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... ENGLAND’S POSITION IN THE WORLD The autumn conference of tho Institute of Metals was held Manchester yesterday, when Sir William White, the president of the institute, was chair. The attendance included many eminent metallurgists. Sir William White, in ...
... KOIAPORE CUP. ENGLAND'S REMARKABLE VICTORY. WORLD'S RECORD. (Front Our Special BISLEY CAMP, July 8. The most important day at Bisley is Kolapore Day, when all the distant States meet the Mother-country in contest for the Raja's Cup—which is really two ...
... BEST ROADS IN THE WORLD. ENGLAND'S SUPREMACY. It was a language difficulty that put end to the work of the engineers engaged of the Tower of Babel,' said Sir Robert Mowbray, chairman a the Berkshire County Council. when presiding at a luncheon in honour ...
... POLO CUP. ENGLAND'S EFFORT TO REGAIN THE LOST TROPHY. Mr. W. S. Bnckmaster, who has just returned from America, told one of our representatives yesterday that the popularity of polo in the United States is increasing greatly, doubtless owing to the regaining ...
... POLO. ENGLAND'S PATRIOTIC CUP VICTORY AT HURLINGHAM. There were very attractive programmes at the London polo chibs on Saturday, and, fortunately, the weather was perfect. The international match between England and Ireland for the Patriotic Challenge ...
... INTERNATIONAL POLO. ENGLAND'S EFFORT TO WIN BACK THE CUP. On both aides of the At/anti° the greatest interest has been aroused, among polo players in particular, and the sporting public in general, by the prospect of an attempt by England to recapture the ...
... THE PRIME MINISTER ENGLAND'S POLICY TOLD TO THE WORLD. Mr. Asquith. who was received with loud and prolonged cheers, in responding to the toast said. I am glad to be assured, both by the language with which you, my Lord Mayor, proposed this toast, and ...
... ENGLAND EXCLUDED FROM ITS USE It b ttaUd > Mracr U»t the German Poll master-General baa announced that H b not intended to naa the new wiraleaa atation Worddciob, which b now nlmcat mad/ for the traaamiaaion of meaaataa, between Great Britain and other ...
... AFTERNOON TEA. The Cup that Cheers. A perfect example of the Cup that Cheers is to be obtained by using the choice blends of Lipton's Teaunequalled for aroma and flavour. . Blended to suit the water of the various districts of the United Kingdom. Blended ...
... AFTERNOON TEA. The Cup that Cheers. A perfect example of the Cup that Cheers is to be obtained by using the choice blends of Upton's Tea — unequalled for aroma and flavour. Blended to suit the water of the various districts of the United Kingdom. Blended ...
... AFTERNOON TEA. The Cup that Cheers. A perfect example of the Cup that Cheers is to be obtained by using the choice blends of Upton's Teaunequalled for aroma and flavour. Blended to suit the water of the various districts of the United Kingdom. Blended ...
... HENLEY REGATTA. STEWARD'S CUP LOST TO ENGLAND. LEANDER DEFEATED. W. MAXIIIIILL•LIITE. For the first time in its history the Stewards' Cup will leave this country and Englishmen will have the humiliating experience to-day of seeing the final fought out ...