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... Stalking Abroad with a Camera MR. STANLEY BALDWIN AND THE BULLDOG THERE'S SOMETHING BRITISH! So Mr. Baldwin, the Premier, said when admiring a bulldog at the Princes Risborough Agricultural and Dog ...
... By DR. HAROLD DEARDEN (Author of The Science of Happiness, etc.) TO those of us who are not spending our first winter in England, the intelligence that we may any day expe ...
... ff c\ i aJ! n v1^ Vvommj V Women on Sufferance Manners and Golf- Poetry and Environment Englishmen in Love I HEARD someone holding forth with considerable eloquence the other day on the subject of the ...
... THE war-swept country which recovered most rapidly is undoubtedly Belgium. It is very easily reached from all parts of England, travellers from London being abl ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE BRIDGES PLANS FOR THE PROPOSED NEW STRUCTURE AT CHARING CROSS THE proposal to re- move Charing Cross Station to the south side of the river, which would relieve the traffic in the St ...
... LAYING FIELD-MARSHAL WILSON TO REST THE BEGINNING AND THE END OF THE MOURNFUL JOURNEY SETTING OUT FROM EATON PLACE FOR THE LAST LONG REST IN ST. PAUL'S The officers saluting are Earl Beatty on the lef ...
... THE STUPID 19 CENTURY Akb ITS MUSIC. £y ERNEST NEWMAN In which a good word is said for the work of the composers and executants of last century, who include many names difficult to match to-day. THE ...
... THE LIGHTER SIDE OF THE PRINCE'S S0J( [jrn in the land of the rising sun INCIDENTS DURING HIS VISITS TO THE ANCIENT CAPITALS, Kl Co AND NARA, AND TO TAKAMATSU IN THE INLAND SEA THE PRINCE'S NOVEL RIDE ...
... Although the weather is anything but cheery, the hills, the moo,rs, and the links are still taking people out of doors. Tne rain is no respecter of persons, but Queen ...
... THE ROY AT. GARDEN PARTY IN BUCKINGHAM PALACE GROUNDS The King and Queen with some of the fifteen thousand people who were invited to last week's Royal garden party-the only one held this year. Many o ...
... I HALF A I [sovereign V A ROMANCE ft By I AN RAf X5 fA- CHAPTER XVI-- (Continued.) It was clear even to my comprehension that, like the Bourbons after the French Revolution, she had learned nothing an ...
... w! rH I'l I* wr I r?Tr .*8sR2$S£ lZ?P I?1 l** More writing than fills encyclopaedias won't prove the worth of Worthington so well as pulling the cork of a Worthington bottle and taking a tonic drau ...