... Bell Inn FC 2 Cardigan Arms BELL struggled for long periods of this Kettering Sunday League Division SA match to find their preseason form. Fred Monk hit the post after being put through by Fred Finch in the first ten minutes, but the visitors took the ...

... ball over the bar. Bell keeper John Munton was involved in a heavy collision with a Latimer forward and was still suffering the after-effects when trying to prevent the second Latimer goal. Bell are away to Cardigan Arms of Corby this Sunday. ...

... before Johnsons grabbed a late consolation. Tungstone FCE . Cardigan Arms Res 3 WITH a depleted squad, Tungstone did well to take . both points in their first { home game of the season. Cardigan Arms were first to score, but Tungstone equalised through Roger ...

... Home-rule has had its innings : See how the game Lias gone. Much has been said of John Bull's sinnings, But not so muc of Paddy’s winnings, ‘Through partnership with John, You tell us, through that famous seer, Orator Butt, Q.C., Irish Press-laws are too ...

... 25-yard effort. Veteran defender Arthur Dalton reduced the deficit further with another long-range effort. Cow entertain Cardigan Arms reserves in division five of the Kettering Sunday League this week )10.30am). 2 She Al SN L ,; 7 o i { B ‘: fi‘ \rq x i ...

... some fine work by Evans in the build-up. Cardigan Arms 8e111nn Bell, unable to handle the smaller than usual pitch and lacking aggression against the Corby outfit, performed dismally on the day. Cardigan’s keeper pulled off a brilliant save from ...

... in memory of James Thomas Brudenell, seventh KEarl of Cardigan, the sole proprietor and Lord of the Manor of this parish. The window contains three shields, the centre one entirely devoted to the arms of the Brudencll family, quartcred, with the motto | ...

... towards the end, conceding a couple of goals, but by then the match was all over as a contest. Th is Sunday Cow entertain Cardigan Arms (ko 10.30 am). near the break made the match safe. yhound had several chances to hit in the second half, with Adrian low ...

... court of equity ought to execute. Thus Henry's line becoming extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807 devising the lands to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworth in trust to ...

... the Compeny. On Hendeyrredlnr iadignetion meeting ww held ontebt the Cardigan Arme, Corby, to proteat egeiaet the iajanetion, end ww attended by Urge namber penehieaere. Tie Grattan Brew lead; who kindly yoioeteered their wreioee, pended the Tillage prior ...

... Neville Arms, (Medbourne: Cardigan Arms, iCranoe; Shoulder of Mutton, I Great Easton; Black Horse, Slawston; Horse and Trumpet. Medbourne: Royal Oak, Hallaton; Bewicke Arms. Hal• laton; Crown Inn. Tur Lang.ton; Bakers Arms, Thorpe Langton: ...

... minutes of normal time Harris, Rob Scarff and Sam Mesrick. s'““,.nx:‘i,;f','“'mms_’ Holyosk comverted Bell Inn 8 Cardigan Arms 3 John Chapman’s injury reduced Med- Bell claimed two vital Kettering Sun- boume to ten men in extra time but they day League ...