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... IN AMERICA A npewspaper extract has been placed in ewr bhands recording a leotare which was delivered at the Farmers' lastitute at Richbere by vhe Rev. J. Watohorn, s native of Alfreton, en January 18Wh. The foliewing are extraots feom Mr. Watchorn's ...
... TORRY FOR AMERICA. 1. W. Torry and S. T. Cozens sail for America next week to compete in a series of six-day races promoted by Mr. Willie Spencer. Cyril W. Horn, who won the N.C.U. 25 mile championship at Derby in 1931 and also holds the Hnglis‘\ skating ...
... EMIGRANTS TO AMERICA. It cannot be urged too strongly upon people | who contemplate emigration that they should refrain from going to South America. Hundreds of emigrants from this country have gone to Brazil, Argentina, and other parts of the | Continent ...
... THE FUTURE OF AMERICA. The American people are now on the threshold of a great progressive era; they feel themselves within sight of the realisation of many of their iffi»nls. They have been hampered badly by the trusts and the “bosses,”” and the corrupt ...
... THE JUDGMENT OF AMERICA The American public is not a class of college students, set ont in orderly rows, with notebooks in hand, and minde in a state of docile receptivity, waiting to be taught what to think by authoritative professors, either German ...
... THE AMERICA CUP There will be no contest for the Amsrica Cup this yesr, though there is every prospsct of their being a challenge and a reo=in 1301 There i 2 slready in the Uuited Siabes » keaa competition for the honour of defending the Cap, no fewer ...
... THE AMERICA cUP. Many things have happened since the time, fifty years ago, when an American yacht came to the Solent, and succeeded in carrying away the hundred guinea cup, for the recovery of which large sums of money have been expended by Sir Thomas ...
... BRITAIN AND AMERICA. Mr. Baldwin, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, made a straight statement to the United States on Monday on the difficult problem of the finacial relations of Great Britain and America. He issued the warning that payment of the war ...
... AMERICA'S OPINION, The great majority of the American people feel that the Allies are fighting for the principles of government and the integrity of that Christian Faith in which the perpetuity of our American Reg)ublic is alone assured.—THE DEAN oF NEW ...
... AN ALFRETONIAN IN AMERICA. MR. WILLIAM CARTER’S PRACTICAL ...
... THE GREATNESS OF AMERICA We have always found means to defend ourselves against attack, and shall find means whenever it may be necessary. The dread of the power of any other nation we are incapable of. We are the true friend of all nations, because we ...
... THE AMERICA CUP, , The trials of Sir Thomas Lipton’s Sshamreck 1., though so far associated with one or two | aecidents, give every promise that the new | challenger will make @ better fight for the | America Cup than her predecessor did two l years ago ...