... . This group includes COLONEL BRADSHAW, LADY CLAUDE HAMILTON, and the MARQUESS and MARCHIONESS OF HAMILTON. H P The HON. LOUISE FERMOR- HESKETH, younger daughter of I .urd Hesketli, and her ji a rice, MR. EDMUND STOCKDALE, son of Major and Mrs. hi. D. Storkdale. Right MAJOR W. E. LYON, MRS. P. G. ORMROD, and LORD HESKETH, who owns the Towcester race-course, are here seen from left to right). ...

... . 9 Left The Garden- I Party given by the a Duchess of Sutherland at Sutton Place was in I honour of overseas t Dominion and Colon- I ial visitors. Here J T.I.H. PRINCE and j PRINCESS CHICHIBU I of Japan are posed I with LADY BETTY B BUTLER, sister of the I Duchess the HON. I MRS. STUART-WORT- LEY, and MR. and MRS. PARR. I Right H.H. SULTAN SALEH BIN GHALIB AL-KAITY, SULTAN OF SHEHER AND MAK- ...

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... THE EARLY 'EIGHTIES Epsom Races an Aquatint by James Poltard published in 1818. Allowing, of course, for natural improvements and additions to the stands, it is surprising how like this picture is to a general photographic view taken to-day from the same place as the artist's view-point. Plus a change, plus c'est la meme chose. EPSOM DOWNS TO-DAY: Mr. A. Egerton Cooper's picture was painted ...

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