... Ailesbury's brother, is standing beside her; and at the left corner of the group is the Countess of Cardigan with little Viscount Savernake, her son, in her arms LORD WESTMORLAND AND MR. R. WARD LADY FEILDING CAPTAIN RAMSDEN, M.F.H., AND HIS SON The snapshot ...

... THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE HARRIERS HUNT BALL HELD AT CAMBRIDGE MUSIC HATH CHARMS PERHAPS A SAXOPHONIST, MR. JOHN CRAIK WHITE (1st WHIP), MISS MONCKTON AND MR. A. CRAIG-HARVEY SUPPING TOGETHER DR. AND MRS. RIDDELL DR. RIDDIOUGH, AND MRS. PAGET WILKES CELEBRITIES ...

... the conductor to stop. Why on earth didn't you stop the 'bus in the first place? he roared. Didn t you see me swing ing my arms and jumping up and down, and waving my umbrella? 'Course I did, replied the conductor blandly. Nobody couldn't help seeing ...

... means that there is no seam under the arm to rub or strain the muscles. The under-side of the sleeve is carried down into the scye of the coat, which allows perfect freedom of movement and at the same time the arm can be extended without lifting the coat ...

... That the Serjeant-at-Arms be within the House to make proclama tions, which are to be made in the King's name, for keeping silence. 13. That the Ea$l Russell be seated within the bar uncovered and without his robes. jVTr. John Rutherford, the Unionist ...

... push the other into the lady's arms, until they realise at last that the best way of saving themselves is to save each other by going off as fast as the bargee's barge will carry them. In this W. W. Jacobs-like episode Mr. John Humphries and Miss Gracie Leigh ...

... finally won. Lady Cardigan. Owing to the odd custom of the peerage, as there is only one lady who is at present entitled to the style of Lady Cardigan, she is so called without any prefix of a Christian name. But she is Lord Cardigan's distant cousin by ...

... Albemarle Street Dukes Duke of Rutland Beaufort Earls Chandos Cardigan Kent Grantham Norfolk Orkney Earls- Salisbury tarls Wa.degrave Ashburnbam Westmorland1 Bristol Viscounts Clarendon St. John Lincoln i Poulett Portmore Strafford Barons- Tankerville Guilford ...

... feudal days lords and barons were in the habit of exhibiting their power by en forcing tolls, and the Baron de Ferrars, who bore arms simie of horseshoes, chose this method of showing his power. The toll was rigidly enforced, and in the early days the shoes ...

... meeting for a golf tournament and, we presume, a little talk, at Le Toquet Golf Club. Our picture shows Mr. Grattan Doyle (left), Sir Harry Greer, Sir John Rutherford, Lt.-Col. Sir Frederick Hall (at the back), Mr. George Terrell and Sir Joseph Hood Photograph ...

... certain independent troops of dragoons in the west country. On July 17, 1685, these were regimented under Colonel the Hon. John Berkeley as the Princess Anne of Denmark's Regiment of Dragoons, and given a uniform of scarlet with light green facings ...

... Club, writes under the name of Oliver Bath, and produced a play called Naughty Nancy. =K= Adeline Countess of Cardigan. A deline Lady Cardigan has arrived at Cowes and is once more settled at Rose Cottage. She is now well advanced in life but retains much ...