... till The scene of this Saxon triumph lay on the Bulstrode Park estate, which i> now for sale by M essrs. John D. Wood and Co. by order of Sir John Ramsden. The 1,300 acres have been, or will be, shorn of some of their timber, as Messrs. Jackson Stops and ...

... MURRAY T HE book lately published on John Murray is interesting not merely as a record, in the words of its sub-title, of a literary circle, but as an illustration of the many changes in the world since the third John lVlurray reigned. lodern publi her ...

... ·i rh the arms of the citY, of the nuious magistrates, and the dare of rhe feast. Trumpeters round the car sound their instruments and pJa,· the historical l\fartinella. \\'hen the parade is o,·er, the riders get on their horses and. armed with ·hips ...

... May 24th to June 18th. Open 10 to 6 ~ -----ART][ S T S ----- Mary Adshead John Armstrong John Banting Vanessa Bell John Bigge Pearl Binder Geoffrey Houghton Brown Edward Burra John Churchill Douglas David on Marion Dorn Claude Flight Margot Gilbert William ...

... sympathy and humour. Distinctly, IJ: iss Oliver should be a writer to be reckoned with. Th e C amel s are C omi ng, by W . E. Johns. (John H amil ton , 7 . 6d.) air fights in the Great War-the Camels of the title are aeroplanes. Perhaps the author would have ...

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