... pulled him under. The other two came in and deceased nulled Frank Castle and Butcher under. He was in a panic As soon 053 leased himself went to deceased's a-sistanoe again, and Frank Castle made for the ? m I exhausted state. Butcher was kicked tne leg ...

... Read (Royal St. Guorgcfe) 8“. Jjorrl Charles Hope (Prince’s) 8. P. Stanley May (Walton Heath) Douglas Grant (Mid-Surrey) Frank Castle (Ktilwell) Nigel Fergusscr (New Zealand) Mr. Harris, who always plays well in this toornament, displayed hw best form, ...

... who arc challenging for the champloiphiD. made their best away acore of the season when they got 99 against Appcrknowle. Frank Castle (29) and Jack Clarke (19) being too scorers. Little chanca was given the Community's bowilers, Vic Vichers and Jack Dolan ...

... farmer, who takes strong dislike to Bessie’s London lover. Mr. A. Bccoroft (a grocer’s assistant) had not a big part as Frank Castle, the farmer's adopted son, but he displayed real merit, giving a trueto-life portrayal. Miss C. McHugh (a school teacher) ...

... Martin Smith (Royal St. George’s) beat D. S. Crowthcr (Cbombe Hill) 7 and 6; Gordon Lockhart (.Prestwick St. Nicholas) beat Frank Castle (Fulwoll) by 2 and 1; G. C. Manford (Edinburgh U.) beat G. H. Hutchinuon (Glasgow) 3 and 2: P. R. Hurrop (Porter? Park) ...

... to again repeat the compact by Avhich united front to presented to Labour candidates at forthcoming municipal elections. Frank Castle, farm foreman, in the employ of Mr. Charles Tomlinson, of Cliffe, near Selby, has been admitted to the Selby Cottage Hospital ...

... Sheffield. one egg each; Eileen Bower, Heelcy, one egg in cup; Mr. and Mrs. Clarke. Marjorie and John, Sheffield, eight eggs; Frank Castle. Heeley. three eggs, cups and spoons; Winifred, Oswald and Rosemary Ilovill, Meadowhead, Sheffield, three eggs; Mrs. O ...

... Harris (who reached the final of the Amateur Championship last year), of Harewood Downs, while Fulwell (Eden Gawne and Frank Castle) met Raynes Park (the brothers A. D. and K. F. Fradgley). In the first match Harris was the outstanding player, and was ...

... forward the coupon immediately to:— Another big parcel from George Allcock contains four books, games, and some silver paper. Frank Castle sends this message a postcard: -l having a nice time ridthdav REfti^TER at Bournemouth. But there Is not much sun. and ...

... and 1. T. 11 P Kolesar (Sandy l odge) beat Guy C. Campbell (Royal and Ancient), by and 3 T. Stevenson (Bruntsfield) beat Frank Castle (Fulwell), bv ant 1. Gordon Lockhart (Prestwick Si. Nicholas) beat G. Spencer (Sunningdalc). and 2 J. B. Anderson (Hendon) ...

... E. Rearl (Royal St. George’s) Gbarles Hope (Prince P. Stanley May (Walton Heath) Doughs Grant (Mid-Surrey) Frank Castle (Fi.hvell) Nigel Fergosson (New Zealand) Mr. Harris, who always plays well this tournament, displayed his best form, and ...

... are all out of my own head. Dear Captain, I hope you will not think I have made 111353 Lily Crosby KNARESBRO’. 11136 C Frank Castle 111361 Fred. Lund 111362 Minnie Jex BRISTOL. 111563 Rose lies 111361 Rosa PhilliM 111365 E. Hughes 111366 May lies 111367 ...