... Sir Henry Bromley has recently taken the Kendal pack for the otter-hunting season to frelanrl. l\faking Woodenhis head- the South of frelanrl. l\faking Woodenbridge, County Wicklow, his headquarters, Sir I r enry has himtecl the neigh- dogs are represented ...

... w.ls my fortune to ,pend at the Agricultural Hall. Toe fact is that t•imming, approaching pe• ilously near to the verge of faking, has reached a far more serious develop· ment than I could ha\e \;elieved to be possib!e, and has certainly attained a pitch ...

... horses ; and picturesque gardens and cricket There is an ornamental grounds, including cricket ground. There is an ornamental fake of several acres in the park. The farms are mostly let to excellent tenants, and the farm-houses are exceptionally picturesque ...

... and Caterham Valley on the east. The sole drawback which one can suggest is the fact that the great height of the road will expose it to the full force of the wind, and when a strong breeze is blowing, and it is against the cars, fast times will be impossible ...

... who make their living by fraud and Old machines, half worn out, are misrepresentation. Old machines, half worn out, are faked up and palmed off on the ignorant purchaser because they bear the name of a well-known maker. 1 any purchasers of motors have ...

... altbouah damp is a very great enemy of rearing, and the production t>of chickens is extremely difficult if the hens are exposed to strong winds. Sun and dryness are the greatest friends of the tiny chicken . Bnt, on the whole, it may be doubted if wild ...

... yclept Our Lady of February. Daisies wllich with j ewels our meadows set, The velvety H eartsease, wlJOse faces three .!\fake holy emblem; Herb St. Margaret Daisies are; H eartease ar e Herb Trinity. The golden flower, Daffo ...

... too, that it is a common practice in a coun try so near to us as Ireland to fake up and to remanufacture butter which has grown stale from being unsold at the market, and to expose it once again in the shop H.eaders of our pages may possibly remember the ...

... wnll men's rooms and cottage; tastefully latd out established grounds and garden, with modern range of glasshouses; croft, fake fishing, and some shootine-, and mOre can readily be obtained; hunting.-For full particq.lars and orders to view, W. ELLAWAY ...

... a consicler:~ble literary baggage as a dramatic author, journalist and traveller. :\' o one could be better equipped for exposing the countless tricks to whlch a certam class of art dealers resort for deceiving their customers than the author of Trucs ...

... a consicler:~ble literary baggage as a dramatic author, journalist and traveller. :\' o one could be better equipped for exposing the countless tricks to whlch a certam class of art dealers resort for deceiving their customers than the author of Trucs ...

... photographs th3t have appeared in CouNTRY LIFE were nwde by single exposures, and effect has in no case been sought for by faking. HERBERT G. PaNTING. all shot--a truly barbarous and unnecessary piece of. slaughter. It is worth noting that I den Wood ...