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... 256 this small-bore competition was to encourage and 'foster marksmanship among those of the rising generation who will probably be of-ficers either in the Territorials or in the Regular Army. It is, therefore, very satisfactory to know that the suggested ...
... Club decided to add a rider to the effect that, although hounds of the heights mentioned are eligible for competition, it is desirable that clogs should not be less than 3oins., and bitches 28ins. At present the two schools show l~ttle disposition to come ...
... said to have made a fortune) became the sole of foreign made a fortune) became the sole proprietor. l n spite of foreign competition-Sprimont compla in f the smuggling of Dresden porcelain into England-Chelsea ware found a ready sale; and a set wa purchased ...
... LIFE !LLUSTR/.fTED. LIFT/,\'G FLOWER BULBS AT WJSBECH. 7 _many ladies would devote their attention to the rearing of sporting clogs, though great praise is due to the excellence of Miss Res ton's pointers, H eather Bruce, J essie of Budhill, and Gailey, which ...
... modern pipe music-marche , strath peys and reels -are played. The Highland dancing is a popular feature of the games: there are competitions for reel dancing and the word dance. A matter to be regretted is that the games of the Highlands, originally meant ...
... London. W.C.2, n~t l ater than th ~ Solution s CouNTRY L I FE first Pose on Thu rsday, September 9, 1943. NOTE.-Tbis competition does not apply to the United States. (two words, 4,4) Address . .. . . . .. . . ...
... GOLF BALLS FOR SALE G OLF BALL . -Re-paints Dunlop's, . Kings, Spalding' , etc. ; as good as new returned from the large competitions unmarked, 12 . per doz.. post free ; also 9s. 6d. very slightly marked; Warwicks, etc., BALL -Re-paints Dunlop's, . 6d ...
... a few isolated inter-club matches. With more play and much keenness there came a desire for competitions. At the beginning of 1922 a ladies' open competition was held at Queen's Club, and a great fillip to the game was given by the institution of an ...
... guinea, bang goes a penny, clown comes half cro,vn_ ~ COUNTRY LIFE SHOOTING COMPETITIONS W E have already received many enquiries about this year's CouNTRY LIFE shooting competitions for the H ome Guard and the Junior Training Corp . We therefore take this ...
... ran out of the house The rabbit and picked up the dog, and though the rabbit hac! been somewhat mauled, he jumped up at the clog's feet and, being unable to reach these, attacked the lady's so yigorously with tooth and claw that she had to retreat indoors ...
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... by Amateurs: XVI-Mainly About Spaniels, by R . Sharpe. (Illustrated) (Illustrated) . (Illustrated) British Drama League Competition. Shooting Notes, by Max Baker. The Estate Market Japanese Prints at the British Museum, by Laurence Binyon. (Illustrated) ...