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... directly available as manure, because the agency to liberate the chemicals had not been COUNTR Y LIFE. 0 Our Frontispiece [Sept. 11th, 1915. discovered. Under war pressure, however, a theory, if it holds good, is quickly changed to practice. A few years ago ...
... human mteresi, given some first-hand lmowledge and a graphic pen. ~he 3rd Battalion, which was for so long the only regular battalion remaining in England, and the 4th Battalion, w!lich was f_ormed in July, 1915, did not embark for France unhl the. proJeCt ...
... partly by his name and partly by that of the pioneer with whom he was originally associated at Manchester before the works The Hon. C. S. were removed to Derby. The Hon. C. S. Rolls, after doing much valuable pioneer work on the road and in the air-he flew ...
... Ltd at the ~ PARIS SALON i from October 4th to 14th ~ and on the stand of Rolls~Royce Ltd at * ~ OLYMPIA l ~ ~ ~ from October 11th to 20th f ~ At both Exhibitions Rolkßoyce cars will The characteristic features of Roll -Royce * ~ also be displayed on the ...
... fifth he had sen t a whole battalion up to the plains. On the 7th Vaudreuil ordered them back to camp. 'The English haven 't got wings, they can't fly up to the Plains,' he said. On the 12th Montcalm again ordered the battalion up, and Vaudreuii again ...
... books of its kind is 'J'he Battalion Queen's Westminster Rifles, 1914-1918 Bedales: A l¥ar History of the Ist Battalion Queen's Westminster Rifles, 1914-1918 (Medici Society, los. 6d.), by Major J. Q. Henriques. Bedales: A Pioneer School (Methuen, 7s. 6d ...