... ■I ■'■■■■■■lll--'l Ml 111 I i I 1 III-- THE MORNING'S AT SEVEN, when the party sets out. One member of it has thoughtfully packed a basket. i I nPHE thatther's art, reduced to practical and non-decorative proportions in wartime, is a necessary aid to food storage in the fields. There will be more ricks in the country than ever before, and the demand for expert thatchers will exceed the supply. ...

... nnHE Woodbridge Horse Society held its customary Show on Easter Monday with a programme which lasted from 10 to 4. The Suffolk Horse Society, which contributed /too towards the prizes, the town of Woodbridge, which presented the Victory Challenge Cup, and Messrs. R. H. and Russell Paul, who gave the Broxtead Challenge Cup, had the satisfaction of helping on some fine horses, especially some of ...

... LINCOLN bulls, correctly described as Lincolnshire Red Shorthorn bulls, have been shown for forty-eight years in Lincoln, and have always enjoyed a some what select popularity. The incidence of the war has brought them to the front, and at the recent Show and Sale at Lincoln many fine beasts attracted more attention than ever before. Mr. George Bowser, of Friskney,. Boston, exhibited two fine ...

... A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country New Premier SIR BASIL BROOKE, the new Premier of Northern Ireland, is a well-known figure in London as well as in Belfast, and he has many friends in both places. A member of the famous Brooke family founded by another Sir Basil, Governor of Donegal in the days of Good Queen Bess, he is a nephew of Gen. Sir Alan Brooke, Chief of the Imperial General ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lamb Mr. Anthony Melbourne Lamb and Miss Anne Rosemary Hilton Philipson we're married at Christ Church Down Street. The bride is the only daughter of Mrs. Hilton Philipson, of Limberlosl, Ditchling, Sussex, who was formerly Mabel Russell, the actress and M.P.for Berwick-on-Tweedfrom 1923 to 1929 Married Quietly in London F/0. Charles Prelzlik, R.A.F.V.R., son of Mr. and ...

... Working in a Factory Lady Bridget Elliot Lady Bridget Elliot, elder of the Earl and Countess of Minto's two daughters, is twenty-two years old, and has been working in an aircraft factory for the last two years. The Earl of Minto succeeded in 191 1 as the fifth Earl on the death of his father, a former Governor-General of Canada, and Viceroy of India. The Countess of Minto is a daughter of Mr. ...

... Viscount Cecil of Chelwood A Brilliant and Learned Politician at Home in Sussex Edgar Algernon Robert Cecil, P.C., K .C., son of the third Marquess of Salisbury, comes of a family famous for several generations in British public life. Since 1886, as private secretary to his father, then Prime Minister, he has taken a prominent part in British politics. Entering Parliament in 1906 as ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Furey Pickworth Samuel Edward Furey eldest son of the late Dr. Furey and Mrs. Furey, of Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, married Edith Margaret Pick- worth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pickworth, of 7, Endcliffe Hall Avenue, Sheffield, at Ranmoore Church, Sheffield Robinson Campbell Maurice Juby Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. ...

... II (i MILE ami S01EAK Stories from Everywhere AN Ulster clergyman was as much interested in his herd as in his flock. He simply could not resist the sight of a good-looking animal. This was a sore trial to his conscience at times, but he was a man of resource. On his way to take a service one Sunday he overtook a farmer driving a fine-looking heifer. The beast held his eye as a magnet draws a ...

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... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Size and Power NO check is yet to be noticed in the increasing size of fighter aircraft. We move from the Camel to the colossus; from the Pup to the prodigious; from the Sopwith Triplane to the Hawker Typhoon. The bigger family of fighters is always producing a little bigger. My idea of a fighter always has something in it of the small. The nicest flying machines I ...

... THE STORY OF SHANGRI-LA --Or the Bombing of Tokyo from an American Aircraft-Carrier on April 18, 1942 A Full Series of Pictures which Have Only Just been Released, Following on President Roosevelt's Recent Statement ON THE DECK OF THE AMERICAN AIRCRAFT-CARRIER HORNET (the Shangri-La mentioned by President Roosevelt) Major-General (then Lieut.-Colonel) James H. Doolittle (on left) ...