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... you will be s urpri. ed Personally I always make a point of avoiding large service stations, as I find it much more fun to use one of those delightful wayside pumps which are u ua lly operated in conjunction with the local cafe, by madame and where ...
... combs of the world, we elimb the Rainy, then a Member of Parliadark ladder of life, we feel our ment and conversation was fragway to futurity, but we can mentary, ) scarcely see an inch around or A happier occasion was when he before us, We stumble and ...
... left to us, as we u e the books and enjoy the scenery and the objects they guide us to. We can leave the guide-books out. What I am thinking of is the book of travel and impressions. \Vho should Ideally, a civilised man alive in hi own world, who sees ...
... all \i\lhen provincial York, Bristol, acquired stipu- ca used lion, Majesty's and used row of pun- sovereign' H pany the by the 17 I 9, assay introduced in legal indi- 2.-ELIZABETHA r SILVER CUP WITH LO rno DATE LETTER FOR 1 578 · 79. Lion passant guardant ...
... some perhaps to excess, but nearly one fifth retain an old-world atmosphere by having no tractor. The possession of a tractor is by no means an indication that the farnler is making full use of such up-to-date machinery as is available. In fact, far too ...
... Finished my day with shooting the dog, at the expre s desire of Mrs. Hawker, and to the great satisfaction of all who were with us. To me, the absence of reference to irs. Hawker always seemed a surprising omission from the diarie , equalled only by the ...
... COUNTRY LIFE ANNUAL , 1950 with the · Compliments of the Season ~ .. ·sky o-sti us in the ~rid *Famous· sine~ 1627 with the · Compliments of the Season ~ .. ·sky o-sti us in the ~rid *Famous· sine~ 1627 | | ; i | | | | 4 i r. T COUNTRY LIFE ANNUAL 1950 ...
... Bartholomew Lane London, E.C.2, England Fire . Life . Accident Burglary . !lotor . !larine, etc. The Alliance has branch offices and agencies throughout the world The Alliance has branch offices and agencies throughout the world RUM CLIMATE OLD CHARLIE The ...
... the following century. Toward. the end of the Tudor period England experi- enced an enormou development in domestic embroidery which by then was being worked with steel needles (made in England after about 1550) and brightly coloured Levantine silks. This ...
... ity shops in England in the 18th century. They sold mainly china, but also coins, medals and cameos, the collecting of which was fa hionable among the English aristocracy, according to Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach, who came to England in 1710. Francesco ...
... TERLA D SEAS! DE A l D COU TRY HOTELS OF ALL TYPES COUNTRY LIFE ANNUAL , 1 950 The Symbol of Service r- in the Estate World OLD-WORLD or MODERN WHENEVER YOUR THOUGHTS TURN TO PROPERTY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM- BERMUDA - THE BAHAMAS OR THE BRITISH WEST INDIES ...
... part of England remains gloriously unscathed. There is still so much glory left that no two wanderers round the English villages could be found to agree if they followed the example of Humphrey Pakington and drew up a first and second XV oJ England's loveliest ...