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... that a recordbreaking racehorse will ever create the universal intere t and admiration that the young medical student Roger Bannister engender d when he broke ilie four-minute barrier for ilie mile at Oxford on that magic evening of May 6, 1954. ri ks ...
... Brasher and Chris Chataway (with Bannister, inset lift) set the pace. But as the athletes reached the bell in a time hitherto unmatched, one man, taller than the others, broke free and pushed out on his own. Roger Bannister covered the last lap in 59 seconds ...
... that a recordbreaking racehorse will ever create the universal intere t and admiration that the young medical student Roger Bannister engender d when he broke ilie four-minute barrier for ilie mile at Oxford on that magic evening of May 6, 1954. ri ks ...
... Brasher and Chris Chataway (with Bannister, inset lift) set the pace. But as the athletes reached the bell in a time hitherto unmatched, one man, taller than the others, broke free and pushed out on his own. Roger Bannister covered the last lap in 59 seconds ...
... Brasher and Chris Chataway (with Bannister, inset lift) set the pace. But as the athletes reached the bell in a time hitherto unmatched, one man, taller than the others, broke free and pushed out on his own. Roger Bannister covered the last lap in 59 seconds ...
... architecture, she has p blicly criticised Sir Richard Rogers's plans for a glass canopy over London's South Bank Centre, on the grounds that it would interfere visually with the Festival Hall. As a result, Rogers's supporters ha e caricatured her in print: in ...
... OPERA Covent Garden's Palestrina was worth waiting 80 years for, says Roger Scruton A FOUR-HO R opera with 40 solo parts will reach the stage only rarely, and only if some inOuential person be- lieve in it. oit is harclJy sw-prising that it has taken ...
... Wratting Park, Cambs. D' Abo family. c 1955. 2,000 acres. Descended to 2nd generation. Coniston Cold Hall, Yorkshire. Michael Bannister. c 1970. Henbury Hall, Cheshire. Sir Vincent de Ferranti. 195 7. 1,000 acres. Descended to 2nd generation. Eden Hall, Cumberland ...
... farmhouse, traditional and modern farmbuildings. Pasture and arable land. Woodlands. Savills, Salisbury (0722) 320422 Contact: Roger Singleton. Joint agents: Woolley & Wallis (0425) 472421 COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL AND RESIDENTIAL SURVEYORS IPSWICH • LINCOLN ...
... that he had attracted. 62 CO U TRY LI FE FEBRU ARY 6 OPERA Covent Garden's Palestrina was worth waiting 80 years for, says Roger Scruton A FOUR-HO R opera with 40 solo parts will reach the stage only rarely, and only if some inOuential person be- lieve ...
... PERFORMING ARTS: TELEVISION SEAN-DAY LEWIS THEATRE MICHAEL BILLINGTON MUSIC HUGOCOLE 82 MOTORING ROGER BELL 83 SPORTSWEEK: RACING RICHARD BAERLEIN CRICKET RUGBY ROGER COPPEN JOHN WOODCOCK 84 BOOK REVIEWS 86 TOWN AND COUNTRY 88 AROUND THE SALEROOMS 90 IN MY GARDEN ...
... March ]-October 6; and 1 Oam-7pm, Sundays and bank holidays. Photographs: 1 and 3, Anthony Bannister/ NHPA; 2, Yrevor Moxey. Photographs: 1 and 3, Anthony Bannister/ NHPA; 2, Yrevor Moxey. ...