A Mighty Heave
... A competitor at the Strathallan Games near the Bridge of Allan running hard before giving the caber a toss ivhich may win him the championship ...
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RACING AT YORK
... Large Crowds Witnessed a Very Full Programme at One of the Most Popular Meetings of the Flat-Racing Season Sir Eric Ohlson (owner of Dante) and Lady Ohlson watching the saddling Lord and Lady Bath and their daughtert Lady Caroline Thynne Lord and Lady Herbert were among the spectators Mr. H. F. Morriss's Foxtrot winning the Ebor Handicap followed by Trimbush and Delville Wood ...
Two Successful Sisters
... Audrey and Gillian Taylor, of Liphook, Hants, have won over 400 prizes between them at horse shows all over the country. Audrey won the Juvenile Jumping Championship at the National Horse Show this year at the White City, and Gillian won the Reserve Championship for the best pony. They are the daughters of Mr. Frank Taylor, a civil engineering contractor Audrey and Gillian are not only expert ...
Selfrdges
... SELFRIDCES LTD., OXFORD STREET, LONDON, W.l. MAYIair 1234 ...
A Royal Win
... One of the most popular results was that of the Great Yorkshire Stakes, when the King's horse, Kingstone, beat the much-fancied French colt, Coaraze, on very heavy going. Other results included the brilliant win of The Bug in the Nunthorpe Stakes, and the victory in the Gimcrack of Petition, who beat the much-discussed Sayajirao by three lengths Lord Irwin, eldest son of the Earl of Halifax, ...
Irish Racing
... Visitors to Phoenix Park Races, Where the Enniskillen Plate was Won by Mr. R. Mcllhagga's Impeccable Margaret Countess of Kimberley (centre) with Mrs. Luke Lillingston mother of the Earl of Harington by her previous marriage, and her son Martin Lillingston Mrs. George Robinson, wife of the Irish owner and trainer, and her sister, Viscountess Jocelyn, wife of the Earl of Rodeo's son and heir ...
OLGA EDWARDS AT HOME
... Olga Edwards is now appearing with Leslie Banks and Hermione Baddeley in the thriller Grand National Night, by Dorothy and Campbell Christie, at the Apollo Theatre. She is photographed looking through a wrought-iron gate at her husband's beautiful period home, Hinton Waldrist, Berkshire. The house has many historical associations, and some Roman pottery was recently discovered there. Her part ...
The Earl and Countess of Cardigan at Home
... Lord and Lady Cardigan in the Italian Garden. Lord Cardigan was taken a prisoner by the Germans in 1940. He escaped, but after, going on foot through France and Spain was recaptured. The reminiscences of his escape will soon be published Photographs by Dudley de Levingne The Earl and Countess of Cardigan in the drawing- room of their beautiful home Tottenham House, Savernake Forest, Wilts. ...
PRISCILLA in PARIS not... ...a second Argentina
... PRISCILLA i„ PARIS a second Argentina NOWADAYS we seem to be having a good deal of flag-waving, speech-making, and setting-up of memorial plaques to libera tors who fell in the streets. That is all right for the lucky people who came through safely, and to whom the Liberation of Paris was a merry festival, but there are, above all others, those who lost all that made life worth living, and to ...
PICTURES IN THE FIRE
... By Sabretache COLONEL ANTHONY ST. LEGER promulgated the idea of his great race at that dinner at the Old Red Lion Hotel in Doncaster in 1774, and though he tried his hardest, he never won the event, which ultimately was named after him. The Leger was first run in 1776 on Cantley Common and not on the Town Moor, and the distance was two miles, and so remained until 1812. It is three years the ...
Constant Lambert: a Churchillian Study
... Constant Lambert a Churchillian Study Constant Lambert has in recent years risen to be one of Britain's most distinguished and popular musical figures, and has won equal distinction as composer, conductor and critic. As musical director of the Sadler's Wells Ballet he has contributed greatly to the success of the company's season at Covent Garden, and is again this year one of the conductors ...
GETTING MARRIED: The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings
... GETTING MARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Borwick Harrison Major Michael George Borwick, the Royal Scots Greys, younger son of Lt.-Col. and Mrs. Malcolm Borwick, of Haselbech Hill, Northampton, married Miss Veronica June Harrison, daughter of I J. -Col. and the Hon. Mrs. J. F. Harrison, of KJng's Walden Bury, Hitchin, Herts, at St. Mary's, King's Walden Bailward Sclater ...