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... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS March 21, 1953 AT HOME AND ABROAD: A MISCELLANY FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP-BOOK, BERLIN MEETS LONDON IN AN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL MATCH UNDER FLOODLIGHTS AT HIGHBURY A SCENE IN THE COURSE OF THE GAME, WHICH LONDON WON BY 6 1. The ...
... ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS HOME NEWS IN PICTURES: A SCRAPBOOK OF ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS. PLOTTING THE DAILY TOTAL OF ACCIDENTS IN THE BATTLE OF THE TEACHING FOREIGN STUDENTS THE TASKS OF CIVIL DEFENCE : STUDENTS FROM ELEVEN DIFFERENT STREETS : MISS POPE, AT KENT ...
... THE WORLD OF THE CINEMA. SOMETIMES I am moved to think that it is music, not love, which makes this world go round. When Alice’s Duchess declared : Oh, 'tis love, 'tis love that makes the world go round ! she was merely quoting an ancient folk-song which ...
... paper to protect it from damage. The others vary in quality by comparison with this magisterial Claude seaport, but they include the Durer of Fig. 2, two drawings by Fra Bartolommeo, and a roundel by Dierick Vellert. When scrap-books such as this come on ...
... A LASTING RECORD OF CHANGING FASHIONS. Continued.] tradition, came from Sonneberg, where they have been making things of softwoods for centuries, and where they also cornered the world market for glass Christmas tree ornaments, Easter eggs, chickens and ...
... living in a select part of London. . . Meanwhile, the Pace family are gradually moving out—from Battersea to Streathara, and then to Enfield, during the First World War ; and Roland's future is being moulded by his discovery of the country, and his recurrent ...
... Scottish regiments have been engaged, he feels a scrapie and returns home. Such is the tedium, however, of his rustication from the great world, that in the '45 he nearly goes out with the Young Pretender. Only a lucky accident commits him to the right side. ...
... them were sold just over century after they had failed to find a purchaser from among the hundreds whom curiosity or pity or friendship had enticed to Gore House, about mile from Hyde Park Comer, on the Kensington Road. In addition to these 260, only 37 ...
... Nicholas was a fourth-century Bishop of Myra, but he found great favour with Europeans from Bavaria north to Scandinavia : and it was as Santa Claus that he emerged from Germany to begin his reign in Victorian England. The now familiar Father Christmas of ...
... historical pictures of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries which have emerged from the press. And of course, from his frequent quotations from Dr. Johnson, Mr. White has reminded me that there is another must for that last stand collection ...