... an hour and 50 minutes in which to make their reply, but against good bowling by Pollard and some excel- lent fielding, they lost five wickets for runs Afterwards the Nelson fielding deteriorated, three catches being missed off Pollard and Bacup were able ...

... Sunday. '* Tlie annual perpetuate the memory of those members of the local St. John Ambulance Corps who lost their live* on the ill-fated hospital ship ** Rolulla some thirty years ago, was held at Gill, Church on Sunday afternoon when Canon Braeewell the ...

... Play; 3- 30 News, International Assignment; 4-00 The Saturday Feature: Echoes of Lost Tibet; 4-45 The Fosdyke Saga 11; 5-00 The Living World; 5-25 Week Ending: 5-50 Shipping Forecast; 5-55 Weather, Travel; 6- 00 News, Sports Round-up; 6- 25 Stop the Week ...

... violent shocks. the Lisbon earthquake of more than 60,000 people lost their lives. 1692. an earthquake in the West Indies caused tidal wave which completely submerged town and carried ships on to the top of the houses. The shock of earthquake travelled ...

... Northern Ireland in peace anil war, showing how they are contributing the general ‘effort against aggression; and finally City of Ships,” a most comprehensive and detailed film about the scope of the Port of London Authority’s activities. The Band of Hope meeting ...

... They often had life savers watching for shark* the sea coast when swimming and hoating were takingj place, lives had been lost. There was (•eaitiful country in ...

... he was board, ship it was very welcome, as they had a good canteen on board. At his lust camp was in sick quarters twit e, but be was now feeling fine and had complaints. In sending all his best wishes to the “Five F.’s” athled, “This ship has got to know ...

... tributes the former conductor which left no doubt to the affection and esteem in which held. Now a more lasting a music scholar- ship bursary—is contemplated, and memorial fund has been opened at Collie. Bamoldswick Glee Union will make donation, although its ...

... another collapsed on the field. The Nelson area's chief hope—Barrowford’s Hill Brown’ssuffered casualties in this respect, and lost Foulridge. Of this match onr reporter writes; HILL BROWN’S 26-year old right back, Ted Sweeney, collapsed from exposure the ...

... Snowden (one) and Richardson put through hi.s own goals. Scorers for the Legion were Red fern and Marsden. . . Bradley Juniors lost to Mansfield 2 ??3. their second defeat of the season. How About It? WANTED: Young men, keen and about aport, lor training ...

... and the ntnners-un aks Man .ificr, Mr. 1.. \V. ic'clcr. and H'-okU r of tlie (tis wif Mr. thr -! tli the iiiii id.iii! >ii ship cup to Mr. K. :,vj. nat.vc Voik. wlm al>' gained the ii | i'.;'. Mr-. Ison w.is presented with the l.i/ics htiidicup ...

... famous by the paintings of LS I.ow;fi.E 1100 FILM | RNATIONAL: THE YOUNG LADIES OF WILKO Andrzej Wajda's film portrait of a lost time 10-30 ALISTAIR MACLEAN'S “CARAVAN TO VACCARES with Charlotte Rampling. An American drifter on the Riviera is employed ...