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Captain Macdonald Buchanan's: Easton

... Captain Macdonald Buchanan's Easton BRED in France by Mr. R. B. Strassburger, Easton became the property of Lord Wool- avington as a three-year-old, and, at his death, became the property of the present owner. A handsome bay, of magnificent physique, he won the Grand International d'Ostend and important races in France, where he was third in the Grand Prix. In this country he won the ...

Rapier on Racing

... Six Weeks to The Flat Hurst Park's Opening Meeting in the South Lincolnshire Handicap Weights The Grand National Acceptors OWNERS of race-horses are long-suffering folk. We are within six weeks of the opening of the flat-racing season and yet the Stewards of the Jockey Club are only now on the point of issuing a fixture list for the opening term. Apparently, executives have been asked if ...

The Fighting Danahars

... FOUR days before Christmas Arthur Danahar joined the Irish Guards. These pictures show how rapid has been his progress towards the complete Guardsman. He should do well, for he has the intelligence as well as the physique, and he comes from a fighting stock. His grandfather was a famous bare -knuckle fighter, as his father was before him. Arthur Danahar's father and his uncles, Dave and Tom, ...

Before the Snow Stopped Sport: Meet of the Hertfordshire at Aldbury

... Before the Snow Stopped Sport Meet of the Hertfordshire at Aldbury THE Hertfordshire, which for the war have been com bined into one pack again, had a good day from their meet at Aldburv, near Tring, before the snow put a stop to all hunting. A fox from Aldbury Nowers gave a good ninety minutes, and a second fox from Ringshall gave another fifty minutes, part of it very fast. MOVING OFF The ...

Winter Sporting in England -- Some Time in January

... Winter Sporting in England Some Time in January HAMPSTEAD HEATH has ever been London's favourite playground. During the January frost its slopes were used by scores of enthusiasts who never thought they would have an opportunity of ski-ing this year. THE CITIZENS of Harrogate turned out in their hundreds to skate on the frozen lake of Ripley Park, which lies three miles or so to the north-west ...

Army Prove Too Good for the R.A.F. and Win by 12 Bouts to 3

... LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT AMATEUR: Corporal U. Davies (Army), in light shorts, beat Corporal Welsh (R.A.F.) on points. Davies is Welsh Champion Welsh an A.B.A. Divisional Champion. BANTAMWEIGHT AMATEUR: Bombardier R. Gifford, Amateur Bantam Champion of Eastern Canada avoids a swinging left from L./A.C. House R.A.F., who won on points. House was the igj8 1.S.B.A. Flyweight Champion. MIDDLEWEIGHT ...

Turning Eights into Fours

... By Highwayman IF evidence were needed that the present motor taxation is beyond reason, it would be found in the expedients to which owners are resorting to escape it. A great many have simply ceased to use their cars. Other owners of big cars have disposed of them and now put up with runabouts, feeling no doubt like carriage folk who have descended to pony and trap. And there are the owners ...

Mechanised Chess

... WHY THE PHOTOGRAPHER STOPPED It was the pieces, not the players, that caused the press photographer to pause and take these pictures. Civilians who think of turning their V-Eights into V-Fours will find a set of chess pieces to hand except for the valve covers. THIS MECHANICAL AGE The board doesn't look too strange a couple of bolts make the rooks, compression springs the knights, valve covers ...

And the World Said

... -- Art indeed is not everything, for science and philosophy are also among the powers that redeem mankind but art alone has the quality that, apart from physical risks, its products retain .their identity to the mind and senses, and so may abide. Essays and Addresses by Oliver Elton, 1939. THE Advisory Committee which selects the artists who are to record the war, is so unequivocally ...

Published: Wednesday 14 February 1940
Newspaper: The Tatler
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 2861 | Page: Page 4, 5, 6 | Tags: Photographs 

AT THE GUNNERS' COMFORTS BALL--IN EDINBURGH

... AT THE GUNNERS' COMFORTS BALL --IN EDINBURGH AMES ROUND THE TABLE (LEFT TO RIGHT) MISS HANNA, CAPTAIN BRYANT, MISS GILLIAM VIITFORD, MAJOR CRAWFORD, MAJOR THE HON. BRUCE OGILVY, MR. DOUGLAS BYNG, CAPTAIN CAM PB E L L A D A M S O N AND CAPTAIN SIR RICHARD GULL BRIGADIER A. G. ROLLESTON AND MISS EVELYN LAYE MRS. CHARLES HOUSTON-BOS WELL AND MAJOR THE HON. GERALD BROWNE THE HON. MRS. BRUCE ...

Published: Wednesday 14 February 1940
Newspaper: The Tatler
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 247 | Page: Page 7 | Tags: Graphic  Photographs 

JENNERS

... TENNERS A r princes street EDINBURGH L_ I M I T E ZZS I TENNERS 1 r PRINCES STREET EDINBURGH x-/ LIMITED ZZS BETWEEN SEASON HATS This hook of beautiful photo graphs of new hats will he sent to anyone on request. A post card will do-- just ask for the 44 Between Season Hat Book/' For years and years Jenners letter order department fiave been written to with con fidence fiy men and women from ...

Published: Wednesday 14 February 1940
Newspaper: The Tatler
County: London, England
Type: Advertisement | Words: 107 | Page: Page 39 | Tags: Photographs