... :vir. Lambert makes an intensely alive and dynamic figu re Oct. l st, HI3H. T I--JE more remote things are from our O\\·n personal ~·ay of life the more they are apt to take on a romantic guise. If I may give a small and egotistical illustration , I have ...

... ex. power they may yet yield in perpetuating, in all its beauty and glory, the ancient art of creating joy to the beholder and user of glass, will, we hope, succeed in their united efforts to keep alive a great craft within an increasingly successful ...

... is enough risk about it to make it a sport, sufficient art to keep alive the interest. A perfect coachman, like a fine horseman, can only be formed by natural aptitude and continual practice. We may ride horses for half a lifetime and never fall off, yet ...

... FARM IN MAY T HERE is no period in the farming year more refreshing Plants and crops show signs than the month of May. of renewed activity. Grass particular makes headway to uch a degree that the newly turned out stock are often unable to keep with This ...

... the holy wine may have space in which to unwind its lovely surface; raise the glass, holding its stem so that the fingers may not break the amber oval of its form then raise it to the level of the eyes, so that the pale light of the city may stream through ...

... no living man was nearer in cottages awav up on the Martham Tidy that steel rang running ? Tidy few. I EEL-CATCHER'S ART ART ART large to the net other stretching which pods. find that tapering to eels congregate hay winter they wall of netting starts ...

... recently erected. The whole comprising Hn area. of nearly 285 ACRES , or the )fansion, grounds and such smaller area as may be required may be negotiated for on favoum bl e terms. JOHN D. WOOD & CO., 6, MOUNT. STREET, LONDON, W.l. July 15th, 1922. Supplement ...

... 1928 A DOF A UMBER OF BRITI H TITLE THE 400 METRE GELE I 1932 HURDLE AT THE OLYMPIC GAME HELD AT LOS 11 08 GREAT MOMENTS THE ART ART OF OF HURDLING HURDLING first quarter century they provided a and jumping ability. in those W HEN College HURDLING ensure ...

... parts of the country. Roughly the tory covers four stage . Some years before 1939 directors and trustees of the national art gallerie and museums met to make provi ional arrangements for the safe-keeping of their collections in case of war. Variou church ...

... capable of extinguishing a fire in the early stages. The prices are as follows :-Fire Engines, from £3l 10s. to £lOB ; Fire Escapes, from £5 to £l5; Ladder Vans and Hose Vans, from£B to £l5. Any of the appliances may be inspected by arrangement with the Chief ...

... Before the ri e gets to t his tage the opport unities may be better, the fly may come down fitfully, in quantities sufficient to attract the t rout a nd, by careful and skilful election, good fish may be caught. On the other ha nd, as often as not t hey ...

... him with his love of art. It is to reminiscences of those days of Mr. Millais' youth that we owe such pictures in the present exhibition at the Fine Art Society's rooms as In_:_Olcl Dunkeld Wood or The Roe Pass, Rohallion. keep such remini- scences ...