... UNDER THE HAMMER THE FRENSHAM PLACE SALE. SPLENDID FURNITURE. ..:either in books that pay, nor books that please, nor in furnitur• of the period critics to dispute about has anything been NM In the auction-roonts to the collactor's.inte- NM above commercial ...

... concludel • two months' stay at Frensham Place, near Farnham, is in her eighty-second year. and with descendants who accompanied her to England there have been as many es four generations under one roof at Frensham Place. Among them were Comtessc de Sag ...

... spoons. Undoubtedly the sale by Messrs. Nicholas of the rare and costly furniture, pictures, and deco• , rative effects at Frensham Place, near ham, thia week, is an event of marked I importance. The catalogue, profusely Illustrated with clear exam-plea of ...

... DIRECTORS. C. ARTHUR PEARSON, Chairman and Manacinß Director, ~ Frensham Place, Famham, Surrey, Newspaper Proprietor. EDWARD H. JOHNSTONE, Brooklands, Tooting-oommon, S.W., Newspaper Manager. JOHN B. P. KARSLAKE, 6, Crown Office Row, Temple, London. E ...

... Museum. While a man named Pharo was at work in bottom of an ISft. trench in the grounds qbl Mr. c. Arthur Pearson, at Frensham Place Maras harm, the eider. composed of loose sand, fell in and conipletely covered hint. was rescued in a semi-unconscious ...

... Canada, with Mrs. Oliver and their two daughters, Sir Percy Girouard, and Mr. A. E. Mason. M.P.. were among the guests at Frensham Place. On Monday night number of the Delegates were tic Miests Lord Ridley dinner. On Tuesday Mr. H. A. Gwynne gave dinner party ...

... has left settled estate valued at £5OOO. (9.) Good prices have been realised at the sale tt furniture and effects at Frensham Place, Pain. ham. (1:1) An important sale of Tentieh land has Woe place. (4.) • Correspondence on topics of inland appears on ...