... , The Birmingham Small Arms Co. Ltd. TL ever-turninq wlicef What scenes of pageantry Big Ben and Boadicea have witnessed Big Ben, symbol of the ever-turning wheels of time Boadicea in her wheeled chariot Royal processions, celebrations of victory and thanksgiving, stately pageants at the opening of Parliament. And the changes in the humdrum daily traffic that flows past this spot in less ...

... The Gould Sisters Daughters of Pianist Evelyn Suart Griselda, Who Works at the Admiralty 0 Diana, Who Dances at the Cambridge Theatre Diana Sketches Her Younger Sister in a Leisured Moment Photographs by Tunbridge- Sedgwick Diana and Griselda Gould are the daughters of the well-known pianist Evelyn Suart, one of the pioneers of modern music, and of the late Gerald Gould. Diana is the principal ...

... 44 Awake and Sing Revived by the Arts Theatre Players Old grandfather Jacob has Marxist views on which Bessie pours her scorn. A man who don't believe in God, she says. (Martin Miller and Lilly Kann) Jlennie is sick. She is going to have a child. Bessie*s one thought is to get her daughter married at the earliest possible moment. Only grandfather Jacob knows that the father of Hennie's child ...

... In the absence of the Earl of Derby who was unfortunately prevented from seeing Watiing Street's dramatic Derby win at Newmarket, the Countess of Derby received His Majesty's congratulations 011 her husband's success. The King must have shared in the general disappointment that Big Game had not succeeded in establishing a Royal classic double which would have been a record in the annals of ...

... WAY OF THE WAR By Jorcsighi New Pact Gives Confidence THERE can be no mistaking the enthusiastic character of the world-wide welcome accorded to the Anglo-Soviet Alliance-- except of course in the Axis countries. From all quarters this pledge between the two great nations, standing on the eastern and western flanks of Europe, to work together in war and afterwards for European reconstruction, ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Golding Hubbard Dr. Campbell Golding of 12, Upper Wimpole Street XV., and Barbara Hubbard only daughter of Mr. Charles Hubbard of Nassau Bahamas and Mrs. Hubbard, of 3 y,Grosvenor Sq., W., were married at the Savoy Chapel Bail lieu Taylor Edward Lathom BaiUieu, R.A., youngest son of Sir Clive and Lady Baillieu, of Park- wood, ...

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... Exhibition For a Good Cause Merchant Navy Comforts Shown at Collingwood Hall Lady Brooke (vice-chairman of the M.N.C.S.) and Princess Marie Louise uere present when the Dowager Lady Lloyd (president) received from Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson (chairman) a cheque for over £1,100, the result of donations received j Mrs. Dudley Ryder was another active member of the exhibition committee Mrs. W. ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Virginia Woolf IT was good news when we heard that another Virginia Woolf book was to appear. The Death of the Moth (Hogarth Press; 9s.) is a collection of essays-- the essays were written from time to time during the last twenty years. Most of them have appeared in periodicals; a few have not been published until now. Before her death, Virginia Woolf had planned, and begun ...

... THE HIGnWIY OF FASHION by M. E. BROOKE All who wish to save time when shopping must visit Simpsons in Piccadilly. They will arrange for flowers to be sent to distant friends, cables and, of course, letters they know the cost of everything. Again, after a journey a bath is available, the hair may be dressed and shampooed, suits can be de-shined, brushed, mended and the buttons overhauled. ...

... Pictures of Two amilies in Hampshire While Flight-Lieutenant Christian is Serving in the R.A F., His Wife and Son Live at Their Home Near Bishop's Waltham Sir Giles Loder' s Wife Has Also Gone to Live in Hampshire With Her Small Son, to be Near Her Husband's War Work- These Small Black Puppies Belong to Ness, the Labrador When the photographer arrived a dancing class teas in progress. F.w in ...

... By Sabretache Department and Deportment DEPARTMENTAL thinking of any kind is apt to be unbalanced, and in this particular sphere it is a particularly serious impediment to the business of So has written the very discerning Sir Edward Grigg. I feel it in my bones that Sir Edward must have heard of the Tragedy of the Troops' Trousers. The case was this an officer in charge of an Army ...