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... ENGLAND RU TRIAL CHANGES mEAMS for the final England Rugby Union trial Twickenham on January are: ENGLAND E Hewitt (Coventry): V Tindall (Liver pool university) JM Newlyn) II IKiobbyrr (Oxford University) l V smith (Cambridge University): K P 1 lardy ...
... proud of the magnificent work done this direction in England during the last twenty-one years, which is a very short time to build up from being almost a nonentity into the foremost country in the world at thia difficult but very beautiful art. BalW should ...
... ENGLAND SAVED By TAIL-ENDERS AT MELBOURNE Brown and Era us in a useful partnership THANKS mainly to spirited tail-end hutting. England gained a lead of three runs in the second Test at Melbourne to-day after the last pair, Bedser and Wright. had cease ...
... round him. Bxdser gave England ths lead. Soon afterwards Wright was out. England having gained an ad- vantage three runt. Hassett showed astute captaincy n the way used his attack, and “only real cleanliness is good enough for us” VOTinaii Hciiee, 105-109 ...
... CHRISTMAS IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND VOW that Christmas over and you’ve enjoyed your beer, your wine, and your whisky—contemplate for a while the full-blqpded celebrations of Medieval England. With their wassail bowl, brimming with wine or foaming spiced ale ...
... ENGLAND LOST THE TEST ON SATURDAY By W. A. Oldfield, former Australian Test cricketer, who is reporting on Test and other important matches for The Evening News. USTRALIA beat England by 28 runs in the second Test in Melbourne today, but it could be said ...
... able m view nf the intense struggle for League points and the glamour of the FA. Cup. but it should be iealised that abroad the national outlook has precedence The world growing up in Soccer, and. as stated last week, the nme will come when they will ...
... ENGLAND’S GREAT DAY! IN SECOND TEST ON THE STROKE of time, at Melbourne yesterday, Trevor Bailey, the England fast bowler, completed the rout of Australia for 194 runs on the first day ol the second Test. While the Enfland players congratulated each other ...
... Stirling W Sibson P Bleasdale J C Kail Barbarians: M Hofmeyr University England I J V Smith (Cambridge and England! B Boobbyer (Oxford University England) I Preece (Coventry and England) C E Winn (Oxford E M P Hardy (Blackheath) D W Shuttle-worth (Blackheathl ...
... the harbour launches —that cheerfully about their business round the world's seven seas. Such are the boats that are built in the yards of James N. Miller & Sons, of St Monance. In world of mass production how pleasant it is to find a place where the craftsman's ...
... rebuild the world in'' 'accordance with Christian prin- Hiples or the world is lost for God. Zither Christianity triumphs in the struggle or we shall have to live — those of us who remain faithful to the cause of Christ—in a world which will offer ...
... WELLS JOURNAL AND SOMERSET AND WEST OF ENGLAND ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 10.',0 Agriculture and Industry Must Unite Successful First Annual Dinner of Central Somerset Farmers THE Central Somerset Group of the National Farmers’ Union held their ...