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... Review ' long will the present Portsmouth first teem remain unchanged? The answer to this question may make it obvious that a most interesting development is now taking place in the Fratton Park camp. Possibly, changes will have to Peak and Rafferty are ...
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... REVIEW. 'THE LIVE STOCK JOURNAL ANNUAL. Once again it is our pleasant task to review that splendid publication, the Live Stock Journal Annual, published by Messrs. Vinton and Co., at Se. post free, and again at 4s. tid., post free, in e.oth from their ...
... REVIEW the necessary help from those interested in the youth of the City, and who will assist in seeing that healthy recreation is available for them. Although such a situation as this was forecast when the proposal to raise the charges was first suggested ...
... REVIEW The British Friesian Journal I have just received the Journal of the British Friesian Cattle Society for the month of July. and I find it of great interest in every way. Despite the illadvised remarks that are sometimes made concerning this great ...
... REVIEW. Where Firedog Pale, sod Why. Published at one shilling from the offices of the Agricultural Gazette and Modern Farming a well-written hook by Mr. W. Mealcin entitled. Where Fanning Pays, and *hy. Denmark is the country chosen by Mr. Meakin ...
... Review 2-SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23. Thirty Years Ago (Portsmouth's first season In Division 1) Portsmouth 2 (Mackie 2), Birmingham 2. From the Football Mall of November 26, 1927: During the week Pompey secured the services of Nichol, a half-back from Gillingham ...
... REVIEWED The anniversary celebrations of the Gar« risen and Naval i’ort yen Mission, more widely known Ibe GuiUihall Mjssion, concluded yesterday with tea and public meeting. In the afternoon company listened to address Glory ol Going On,” the Hev. Moll ...
... REVIEWED pOR the financial year ending March 31, 1940, the Portsmouth City Council require £1,130,250 to be raised by rate, and at the special meeting on Friday next the Finance and General Purposes Committee are recommending the levying of a general ...
... REVIEW The annuel general meeting of the Gosport Elementary Schools’ Sports Association was held at Leesland school Wednesday evening, and Mr. i?. Gregorv presided over a large attendance of teachers engaged in voluntarily organizing sport for elementary ...
... REVIEW The Farmers Weekly has just published its list of agricultural shows in 1937 in very handy size, and this list contains an alphabetical index, a chronological list, and a calendar. Comprehensive and well arranged, the list can be obtained from ...