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... Pieces. When, after a second World War, economic stress made such graceful living im possible, the great country houses of England lost the last of their original uses. They are to-day museum pieces, white elephants too large for use or exhibition. Not all ...
... well over 1,000 men and turned out 25,000,000 to 30,000,000 slates per year, which were used all over Scotland,- Northern England and in many other parts of the world. A recently formed company (Scottish Slate Indus tries Ltd.) is now tackling the work ...
... have precipitated such an atti tude, and in the van is the demand for free access to the outside world for commerce and shipping. First to retread the world without, bearing those letters of mark which be token official recognition, is Dr. Hans Schlang ...
... magnificent guardsman on duty outside Buckingham Palace. Steven is in England on holiday with his parents from Wiesbaden in the U.S. Zone of Germany. GORDON RICHARDS, for being world champion jockey, and the first in the history of racing to ride 4000 ...
... one of the most typical specimens of his kind in pre-war days, when he won many first prizes and cups. Miss Wild won outright the Major Meyer Challenge Cup offered for the best Lhasa Apso at Cruft's Show to be taken three years in succession. Twice it ...
... returning. There must be some advantage to us if we are to buy abroad. Another thing don't want our dollars too much. One becomes DOLLAR-conscious in England. We want you to welcome us because you want us and like us not because you want our ...
... JACOB'S Water Biscuits I i with the nutty flavour people like Also specially packed for world-wide export W. R. JACOB CO. (LIVERPOOL) LTD.. BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS, ENGLAND SELLING JEWELLERY As one of the leading Hatton Garden Jewellers we can offer the following ...
... the finest stayer of his time and holds an unchallenged place in Turf history. The two large cups beneath the picture are the Goodwood Cup and the Doncaster Cup, only two of the trophies won by Brown Jack THE DINING-ROOM, WITH THE DINING-TABLE SET OUT FOR ...
... and Capt. F. H. Orr, were competing. They could not enter for the Cup of the Nations, the big event of the Show, as the teams have to consist of four serving officers. This year the cup was won by the Italian team with a close victory over the French ...
... the 17th yesterday, have reached the final in 416 strokes so obviously he is better than Smith. Chuck Kocsis a former Walker Cup player, now a professional, comes out with the naive statement that match play isn't a fair test nor as skilful. There are times ...
... ENGLAND'S TULIP-LAND The fields at Spalding, in Lincolnshire, on the last Sunday in April, when Britain's first Tulip Festival was held. On right A line of cars which brought some of the 100,000 visitors who toured 32 miles of Fenland roads on Tulip Sunday ...
... covers the ancient W hitehall Palace, which was in Tudor and Stuart times the principal residence of the Kings and Queens of England, a vast mass of buildings which stood along a well-defined river wall about 100 yards from the present course of the river ...