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... THE best-humoured crowd in the world is surely to be found at Twickenham on the occasion of the England-Scotland match. An hour's wait is faced with equanimity, patience and badinage. There was, for instance, one man in the crowd who said with all serious ness that the Scottish team had not brought the Calcutta Cup south with them. Are they so sure of retaining it, then asked someone ...
... SKIN SAYING By Lieu r.sCol onel Arderm Beamaiu^ D.S.O. THE Muhammadan does not forget that he stands in. India as a conqueror. Not more than about twelve hundred years ago the amazing eruption of the Islamic volcano scorched the Middle East, and its molten lava began to stream in perennial overflow across to India. The Hindu like wise first descended from his Aryan uplands as a conqueror, but ...
... By SERREFILE. RAIN has already interfered seriously with the progress of events where the International Team is concerned, and wiped out the third Trial match which was to have been played at Ranelagh on Saturday, the 10th. At the moment of writing there is no intimation as to whether this match is to be reinstated. I think this is doubtful, and therefore, W.P., the third Trial will be played ...
... ^criPASTILLES ^iriPASTILLES Huskiness INTDETHROAT MAY COME ON AT THE Most Awkward MOMENT YOUR CHEMIST STOCKS THEM 2 OZ. 8d., 4 OZ. l/3d., 8 OZ. 2/3d., 1-lb. 4/3d. iii ...
... IMPERCEPTIBLY the months that make the years roll by with no more notice than the telegraph posts that flash past the carriage window of the 9.15. Only an unscheduled halt between st ...
... IMPERCEPTIBLY the months that make the years roll by with no more notice than the telegraph posts that flash past the carriage window of the 9.15. Only an unscheduled halt between st ...
... THE SPORTS PAGE By G. A. FAULKNER AND STANLEY N. DOUST The Test Match: Secrets of Australia's big scoring Wimbledon in retrospect: New methods required for training our tennis players HAVE the huge sc ...
... THE SPORTS PAGE By G. A. FAULKNER AND STANLEY N. DOUST The Test Match: Secrets of Australia's big scoring Wimbledon in retrospect: New methods required for training our tennis players HAVE the huge sc ...
... WHEN we pick up our morning Times many of us, before unfolding those august sheets, glance with attention down the column headed Personal, but more familiarly known as the Agony Column ...
... WHEN we pick up our morning Times many of us, before unfolding those august sheets, glance with attention down the column headed Personal, but more familiarly known as the Agony Column ...
... By GUARDRAIL I MAKE no apology for once again praising the manage ment of the York race-course for their enterprise and arrangements for good racing and comfort at a mini mum price. The privilege of admission to the members (and it is a privilege which not even professional backers can regard as a right) is but £3 for a man for three days' first -class racing, which com pares very favourably ...
... THE PASSING SHOWS Music-Halls are so Modern. By M. Willson Disher IN time you and I will feel irritable towards young people. They will deafen us with their zest for life. Out of a desire for self-preservation we shall belittle all that they are up to. Going to a music-hall? we shall ask in a quaveringly benevolent voice. And we shall add, Enjoy your selves-- if you can. Music-halls aren't ...