... csa cm ea IM1 si ft If ft foi Cjisiinni By aa BAILPInl BUM BILE.89 THE metal of the new Government has already been tested, not once, but twice, and on both occasions it has rung true. The first was the short Note addressed by Mr. Austen Chamberlain to Rakovsky, informing the Bolsheviks that our Government did not intend to go on with the treaties. This was hardly a surprise, although Mr. ...

... DICK WHITTINGTON AMD MIS CAT. MISS OLIVE SLOANE Malcolm Arbuthiiot, New Bond Street, W. Who is the beautiful principal boy in Mr. J. B. Mulholland's presentation of the thrilling adventures of Dick Whittington at the Christmas pantomime at the King's Theatre, Hammersmith. It is probable that no story can make quite the same appeal to Londoners as that of the late Sir Richard Whittington, ...

... Our R^ig'g'er Letter My o aa Oval, BOTH Oxford and Cambridge have now met the New Zealanders in battle, and have shown a justifiable self- satisfaction by selecting the same players to fight out the University match at Twickenham. The fact that Oxford have found themselves able to dispense with the services of Ian Smith, and have scored more points than any other side have obtained against ...

... AT TIE COTSWOLD COURSING MEETING. A GROUP AT LARKHILL, TETBURY Where the Cotswold Coursing Club meeting was run recently. In this group are included (left to right) Mr. Anthony, Major Rattle Barrett, Mr. Monty Saville, the Hon. Mrs. Aubrey Hastings, Mr. John Adamthwaite, Mr. Ivor Anthony, Mrs. T. A. Sutton, Mrs. IVi. J. Kingscote, Mr. T. A. Sutton, Mrs. R. R. Smart, Captain M. T. Kingscote, ...

... THE HOUNDS Gs THE MEYNEEIL.55 ON THE OPENING DAY AT SUDBURY HALL A part of the big field which met hounds at Sudbury Hall, Lord Vernon's Derbyshire seat. Operations in the Meynell country were badly held up early in November by the foot-and-mouth disease restrictions. Third from the left in this snapshot is Mr. Richardson, then Mrs. Feilden, Mrs. Stanton of Snelston Hall, Captain Feilden, and ...

... Mixture in trie plain old Tin TWO OUNCE O AC A iR TIGHT TIN 2 J Ma dc by Carre ras Ltd. Established 178S craven T wo Priceless the cne woman in all the world and, may itself. What a joyful meeting it was. What we suggest, the one tobacco. He remembers a lasting friendship it brought. does almost from the time he was first able not rely on an elaborately coloured tin to to walk. Those plain ...

... I FESTIVITIES I DAINTIES Gbnetmas (Ibeer DINERS DANCING (5ooh tTbtngs I for Christmas 1 at I Jacfcsons of lP;ccaMll\> Q fEstablisbeb 1700. ijt Xmas Hampers V\ Provisions Wine or Fresh ';23 Dessert Fru ...

... THE DARK CLOUD OVERSHADOWING EGYPT THE SIRDAR'S FATAL DRIVE THROUGH THE STREETS OF CAIRO THE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT KHARTUM where two platoons of Sudanese troops mutinied. THE SIRDAR UNCONSCIOUSLY ON ...

... The Ingenuity of the Santa Claus, the ever-welcome Christmas visitor, though as old as the hills, ever keeps abreast of the onward march of civilisation, as myriads of children will shortly be finding ...

... BY ZEPPELIN ACROSS THE ATLANTIC A PICTORIAL RECORD OF ZR3'S FLIGHT NOT UNLIKE A CHESS-BOARD WHAT THE AERIAL NAVIGATORS SAW AS THEY PASSED OVER THE AZORES The checks represent the fields, the dark patc ...

... TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES ON THE STAGE MR. HARDY'S ADAPTATION OF HIS FAMOUS NOVEL A MORNING QUARREL BETWEEN TESS AND ALEC D'URBERVILLE TESS SPURNING D'URBERVILLE'S ADVANCES TESS ABOUT TO MURDER D'URB ...

... . THE good cheer of Christmas would be incomplete without John Haig, a guest who is ever welcome at the festive board and on all occasions of con viviality and goodwill. The original J ...