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... even at that time large quantities of Staffordshire pottery were being exported to the British colonies of America, the West Indies and certain European capitals. IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES One important factor contributing to the speeding up of production ...
... goods by all workers. This was, said the Association. in protest against' Britain's refusal to grant the demands of the West Indies sugar producers at the recent sugar talks in London. Sugar production is one of British Guiana's main industries. A West ...
... crowd of 3000 people A daughter of the late Judge Noble who member of the Colonial Legal Service Mrs Wells born in the West Indies but lived this country for most of her life She met Wells when and her brother were studying together at Oxford Apart from ...
... College, Sutton Coldfield a training college for men and women child-care workers, who have come from as far afield as the West Indies, U.S.A., Australia. Denmark, China, South and West Africa. Miss Wilson gave evidence before the Curtiss Committee on policy ...
... 18 9 9 18 Bt:rs em I. . 77 8 9 16 IYl'' \ Earl 7 1 W. Sturgess 4 1 h Three Fast Bowlers IN WEST INDIES CRICKET PARTY Bridgetown. Barbados. Thursday. West Indies have included three fast bowlers amoug the 16 p:ayets for the tour of Eng:and They are ll.nes ...
... it easy to kill off some of our useful birds as well, like thrushes, blackbirds and finches. Mongooses were taken to the West Indies and quickly killed off the rats which were spoiling large quantities of sugar cane, but when they began to find that rats ...
... the top. He was not only a top cliass wicket-keeper and opening bat, but on one occasion, 1926, when playing against the West Indies, distinguished himself as a bowler, taking one wicket for no runs. Speaking of Warwickshire, Capt. Olver said he considered' ...
... Close THIRD PROGRAMME 464 metres and 194 6.0: Richard Wag.ner's Parsaal —Act 1 7 50: Tradition and Cenfhet in the British West Indies (talk) 815: Parsifal—Act 2. 9 23: The Bridge and the Blue Rider (talk), 940: Parsifal—Act 3. 11.5: Letter from Paris. 11 ...
... Guilty_ and out of reserved seating accommo - Superintendent Wakelin read ,clat.on for the opemng day of the [match against West Indies at lout a list of eight previous Worcester, starting on May sth. convictions. .:11 . ried us near to victory Mr. Jones ...
... secured appointments us the sten of the universities of Leeds. ottinghani, Birmingham. Edinburgh ”elbourne. Wisconsin and the West Indies. At tbe moment. 50 old boys were 1.! residence at the universities. Of such a record they were justly roud. It provided ...
... returned from the West Indies just tex> late to take part in the Battle of Waterloo, but marched into Paris with the irmy of occupation under the Duke Wellington, and remained in Prance until 1816. Another period .vas served in the West Indies from 1.834-1843 ...