... THEY WERE HARRIED The Tatler's Review Sherston Hadow Mr. W. Edric Sherston, only son of Mrs. Arthur Sherston, of Otley Hall Ipswich, married Miss Violet E. Hadow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hadow of West- holme Manor, near Ware ham, Dorset at Lady St. Mary's Wareham Nielsen- Jones Edwards Mr. Richard Nielsen- J ones, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Nielsen- Jones, of Kellaton, Kingsbridge, ...

... E GAGE M E A T S The uTatler's Register of Mrs S. T. (Wendy) Mosley Leigh and Mr. David Carnegie, who are to be married. Mr. Carnegie is the eldest son of the late Major the Hon. Robert Carnegie and grandson of the 9th Earl of Southesk, of Kinnaird Castle. Brechin. Angus and Mrs. Mosley Leigh is the widow of Peter Mosley Leigh of Belmont Hall Cheshire and only daughter of Mrs. Cleveland of ...

... W. V Y, v. i MiWW#!) THE PYRENEES from the Cote Basque to the Cote Vermeille on the Mediterranean offer all the year round holiday enjoyment under a southern sun. For further details apply to any Travel Agent or to French National Tourist Office 179, Piccadilly, London, W.I r-, 'yio ■ssss&SJ ..A Summer Holiday Programme from LONDON RIVIERA direct to Nice, Cannes, Monte Carlo, Menton. DINARD ...

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... ^acjuat THE NEW MARK V ffacjuat universally acclaimed and urgently demanded at home and overseas, the brilliant new is a worthy successor to a long line of distinguished forerunners T H F. FINEST CAR OF ITS CLASS IN THE WORLD The Murk V Saloon and Drophead Coupe arc available on 2l and 3A litre chassis 20 new features include: Independent front suspension, hydraulic 2-leading shoe Girling ...

... Sliire Pride MORE than 5,000 people, the largest attendance at the Shire Horse Show for twenty years, saw Mr. Richard Sutton's eight-year-old brown stallion, The Bomber, win the Stallion Championship at Derby. A Although his owner has exhibited for some years, it was the first time he had won the trophy. The other pictures are of the judging of the single-horse commercial- class entries and ...

... IN the lamentations over our shortage of dollars it must not be forgotten that lack of dollars outside the United States some times makes our tasks easier. This is particularly true in Australia and New Zealand. Till recent months, there has been a prejudice against British tractors. This prejudice had no foundation in criticism of British machines, for there were none there to evoke comment, ...

... Our Enemy The Warble -fly By Forceps ALMOST every stock-owner is familiar with the sight of frightened cattle, careering round a field in an attempt to avoid the warble-fly; but it is not generally realised that horses may suffer from warbles also. Last year many hunters, hacks and racehorses developed these painful swellings, training and racing being interfered with during the steeplechasing ...

... HEIFERS sold particularly well at the annual Spring Show and Sale of Dairy Shorthorns organised by the Shorthorn Society, thirty-three of them averaging £232 us, 9d. Seventy-one pedigree females averaged £185 is. 6d., and seven grading register females, £118 10s. Two bulls reached four figures, the average for eighty-seven attested bulls being £184 3s. 2d., and for three supervised animals, 1 ...

... IN long-distance boat races, as in horse races, the winner by a length might well, if driven to the uttermost, have won by a greater distance. But if after four-and-a-quarter miles one can only finish a canvas or a neck ahead, then it has indeed been a race that will be long remembered. The Boat Race of 1949 will go down to history as one of the greatest of all time, Cambridge winning in the ...

... THE CENTENARY of the famous Spring handicap resulted in a popular victory for the favourite Mr. C. W. Gordon s four -year -old, Fair Judgement, ridden by Eph Smith and trained by Jack Jarvis at Netcmarket. The top picture shows the field of forty-three runners, two furlongs from the winning-post. Fair Judgement beat Goldsborough, ivho had made nearly all the running, by two lengths. 1 eUow ...

... THE fiat-racing season opened in good style at Lincoln and was continued in an equally promising fashion at Liver- pool. A large section of the racing public had been waiting almost breathlessly for the opening of the Flat; yet this most im- portant event was completely overshadowed, once again, by the countryman's sport and the great race which, for all intents, is its climax. I must begin ...