... The Hon. Mrs. Richard Taylor and her sons Simon and Sandy, live at Flodden House, Milfield, Northumberland. She tvas formerly the Hon. Sylvia Joicey, second daughter of the late Lord Joicey, of Ford Castle, Northumberland, and married in 1934 Major Richard Taylor, eldest son of Lieut. -Colonel and Mrs. T. G. Taylor of Chipchase Castle, Northumberland. Major Taylor is in the Northumberland ...

... -^4 By Sabretache Hohenzollern and Paperhanger FROM German Atrocities: An Official In vestigation. By J. H. Morgan, M.A., late Home Office Commissioner with the British Expeditionary Force, 1914-1918. The Germans have broken all laws, human and divine, and not even the ancient Freemasonry of arms, whose honourable traditions are almost as old as war itself, has restrained them in their brutal ...

... It li It It L E and SOliEAK Stories from Everywhere HE appeared before the company officer, charged with using insulting language to his sergeant. Please, sir, he protested, I was only answering a question. What question? snapped the officer. Well, sir, the sergeant said: 4 What do you think I am? and I just told him. A well-known American author met an old negro -^■called Uncle Joe, who ...

... The Irish Bloodstock Sales at Ballsbridge Dublin Viscount Milton, seen here with Joe Canty, :rack Irish jockey, is building up a stud at Neivmarket. He paid 2600 guineas for a filly by he Derby winner, Mahmoud, at Ballsbridge sales °oole, Dublin At the East Surrey Farmer's Gift Sale for the Red Cross at-Reigate Mr. Gordon Touche M.P. for Reigate, auctioned a bottle of whisky at the sale, which ...

... MOSS :: 'Naval, Military R.A.F. Outfitters COVENT GARDEN Corner of King St. Bedford St., W.C.2 TEMple Bar 4477 (12 lines) *6A ivuif thvtj have in the A a vif A gentleman who was one of our most respected civilian customers appeared on our threshold, trimly clad in blue and gold, and announced that he was 44 a rough, tough, sea faring chap who'd 44 slipped ashore to buy a bridge coat and look ...

... WAY (IF IKE WAR By Foresight Historic Occasion GENERAL SMUTS's address to Members of both Houses of Parliament was his toric as much for the thoughts he projected to the world as for the occasion itself and the meeting-place. The arrangements to enable this sage Empire statesman to meet Parliament illustrate our peculiar genius for compromise. Without parting with the past, the authorities ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Cads and Super-Cads WHAT'S IN IT FOR WALTER? by Frank Tilsley (Collins; 8s. 6d.), is a book of which you may like and hate every page. In fact, so relentless is its vitality, so disconcerting its naturalness, so close to your eye come its men and women, that you might feel it was hardly a book at all. This is the effect at which most novelists aim, but it takes Mr. ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings L iddell Robertson Captain S. R. Liddell, only son of the late John Liddell, and of Mrs. Liddell, of Falkirk, and Myra Elizabeth Robert son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Atholl Robertson, were married at St. George's Presbyterian Church, London, N. K. J. Cole Bennett Lane Edward Francis Bennett, A.C.A., of the Colonial Service, Freetown, Sierra Leone, ...

... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Figures THE lust for living space may afflict the air craft of the future. Those who write about coming developments certainly think so, and there is almost a competition between them as to who can think of the widest and weightiest machine. The brains of the seers are bulging with bigness. If Major de Seversky in one of his challenging statements talks about ...

... , Keep your AUSTIN fighting fit ^A,:ST1NS A M tO NOVEMBER II PLEASE GIVE THE DIPSTICK TELLS A TALE.. Austin cars with thousands of miles to thei credit and more piling up on war work ai still proving easy on the oil. That, of coursf means pistons and cylinders are standin up staunchly to hard wear. Not surprisin; in an Austin, but gratifying none the less With a little care Austin materials ...

... freppes f See its sparkling clearness as it bubbles in your glass. Take a deep draught. How clean and crisp it is on the tongue. Could you have believed that water could taste so satisfying v MALVERN 1 SPA I Just as delightful I blended with spirits fr'° ...

... THE HIGHWAY DF FASHION by M. E. Brnoke A dress in Debenham Freebody's, Wigmore Street, W., collection which is sure to make a good impression is the one portrayed below. It is carried out in a soft woolly material and is an elusive red carnation shade, the large buttons and gathers on the corsage are becoming and so is the belt. As will be seen the old-world bishop's sleeves with narrow cuffs ...