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... THE OPENING WEEK OF THE DEVON AND SOMERSET STAGPIOUNDS. 1. Watching hounds at work. 2. On the road to Cloutsliam for the opening meet on the 4 th inst. 3. The return to Glenthorne. 4. After two hours in the sea the stag escapes up a very steep cliff. 5 arid 6. Watching the course of the stag in the sea. long and hard climb. 7. The new Master, Capt. Adkins. 8. A rest on the rocks after a With ...

... BLa.. I. P/IISS IRENE DESMOND. 2. MISS BLANCHE STOCKER. 3. MISS MAY KINDER. 4. MISS ENID LESLIE. ...

... BLYTHE'S BENEFIT DURING THE CANTERBURY WEEK. KENT BEAT HANTS. 1. Bowell and Mead running for Hampshire. 2. C. B. Fry (63 and 94) (on left and Llewellyn (79 and 0) off to bat for Hants. 3. Kent coming out to field. 4. The beneficiary C. Blythe, the famous Kent bowler, who, thanks largely to the fine weather, profited greatly by the match. I. Llewellyn sends Blythe to the boundary. 2. Fielder in ...

... . 1. Mr. P. P. Peebles's Billy goat, winner of Apprentices' Plate. 2. Lord Derby's Bridge of Earn winning the Berwick Welter Handicap in a canter by 5 lengths. 3. General view taken during the race for Juvenile Selling Plate. 4. Jackson breaks down just before the finish for the Cup, anil is removed to his stable in the Horse Ambulance. 5. F. Wootton returning to scale after winning the ...

... SAILING CELEIBRHTHES-- --CAUGHT AT COWES. THE PRINCESS ALEX DOLGOROUKI (ON LEFT) And the Countess Pauline Benckendorff THE MARCHIONESS OF ORMONDE Chatting to a friend on board her yacht LADY ALFRED PAGET (ON LEFT) The wife of Admiral Sir Alfred Paget LADY EVELYN GUINNESS Escorted by a friend taking a morning constitutional SIR ARTHUR PAGET AND LADY SARAH WILSON On the landing stage after ...

... *. DEAREST OLD UNCLE,-- I am so very sorry to hear of your dot- and-carry-one state. It must be horrid to be laid up with a smashed ankle during up-the-river days. Mon pauvre oncle, cheri à moi-- you see how tender I am in French-- it is a pity you slipped on that piece of banana skin, or was it orange peel? It would have been so much grander to do it in a motor-car smash or else while ...

... ). SURPRISE-- OLGA, THE WICKED MORTAL, IS DISCOVERED BY A DIVER A clever new dancer, Ulida by name, is at present appearing in a new emotional scena entitled Under the Sea at the Oxford. The story of the scena is briefly this Ulida impersonates Olga, a wicked mortal imprisoned by the fa'ries in a shell under the sea who is doomed to remain until released by a mortal. A diver descends looking ...

... THE SEARCHLIGHT IN SOCIETY O^ar Qpeirn ILstLttes*. Ho ILJCVUo Tlh CtuiEht£ss IF tSlhsillfteslb^iir^. MY LADY,-- Some time ago I sent a letter to Lady Beauchamp, so now shall write to you as a pair of charming sisters run in a couple and must be treated in a strictly similar manner. And to my frivolous mind, of the two you are by far the most attractive. Now a word as to past history. There ...

... A DAY WITH THE DEVON J SOMERSET STAGIOUNDS. MR. PHILIP EVERARD Snowstorm of The Field honorary secretary to the Devon and Somerset Staghounds M. DE MAURINCIS AND M. 'CHU (Nephew of the late Empress of China), two Devon sports men who are often to be seen out with the staghounds NEAR THE FINISH A clever snapshot showing a stag at bay on the Exe LADY ARTHUR GROSVENOR A well-known follower of the ...

... Mr. Myles B. Kennedy's White Heather, which scored a splendid win for England in the King's Cup at Cowes Regatta handsomely defeating the German Emperor's all-German yacht, Meteor IV. ...

... Out Willi the Devon and Somerset Slagho^nds THE HUNTING SEASON'S OPENING MEET -r j ^x^>--'^^iTTifggT^TWTyTri,rl A General View of the Opening Meet of the I Season, held at Cloutsham last Wednesday In ideal weather the first f Somerset Staghounds was gathering of the Devon and one of the largest on record Four Pretty Devon Maids View the Hounds Hunting the Lordly Stag The New Master (Capt A. S. ...