... Somersets out of T.A. Cup The Somerset Light Infantry Prince Albert merr knocked out the TA Association Football Cup on Sunday, they mere beaten by Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry in the Southern Command final «t Oxford. The winners io ...

... (duty paid £17.5631. He left £2 000 upon trust to be applied for the benefit officers and men the Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert s). ...

... only from The Crescent. Inn for £1,100 A public notice states that property at 19. Mary-street, Taunton, formerly The Prince Albert Inn. or the Bird-in-Hand, and now part of the Y.W.C.A. Hostel, is being sold for £1.100. It is understood that it being ...

... the time of his death he was employing five men. Licensee and Athlete For about 20 years he was also licensee of the old Prince Albert Inn, Mary Street. In his younger days was a keen athlete, and won several trophies. He was a member the Taunton Con■ servative ...

... commanding the Training Company at the Depot, Joined the Royal Navy in 1910 and was a cadet under training with H.R.H. Prince Albert, who later became Colonel of the Somerset Light Infantry. He learned fly 1915 and transferred on the formation of the R ...

... Cecilia, D'Arcy Spice. Cornish Gilllflower, Claygate Permaine, Kings Acre Pippin: and, for culinary use. Monarch and Lane's Prince Albert. He advised against planting too many early apples or too many culinaries. Some varieties require cross-pollination, but ...

... Sergeant Judd. who took him into custody on account of his strange demeanour. He stated that the Queen was his mother. Prince Albert his father, the Prince of Wales his brother, and Col. Tynte and Lady Cooper two his best friends; in fact, the clothes ...

... came the Trooping of the Old Colours. And old indeed they are; in fact those belonging Somerset Light Inlantry. presented Prince Albert at Dover, were believed to the on.y Colours still in existence which have been carried into battle— during the Zulu War ...

... violin and piano, brought his family from Wales to Yetminster in 1904. He became bandmaster of the sth Battalion the Prince Albert Somerset Light Infantry, and like his sons wanted to do his share in the war effort. 'He lied about his age and said was ...

... Elizabeth' T Nash; Laxton's Fortune. C. A Westcott; Laxton's Superb. R. C Hoyle: Ellison's orange. Dr C F Fox: Lane's Prince Albert. R.' C. Hoyle: any other variety dessert Mrs. G. Barrett, North Curry; any variety culinary, T. Nash; ! collection of dessert ...

... Laxton's Fortune. T. M. Nash; American Mother or Laxton's Superb, R. C. Htoyle; Ellison's Orange, R. C. Hoyle; Lane's Prince Albert, N. Baldwin; a.0.v.. dessert, L. Martineau; a.0.v., culinary, R. C. Hoyle; three varieties, dessert, R. C. Hoyle; six varieties ...

... Sherborne. ' The Prince Wales' left the George Hotel at 2 p.m. on Mondav, Tuesday and Friday for Sidmouth and Honiton. • The Prince Albert' left the Castle Hotel at 1.30 p.m. for Weymouth. A coach left the White Hart Inn 4.30 p.m. on Mondav, Wednesday and Saturday ...