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... 148 COUNTRY LIFE MARCH Robert Burns, General Eisenhower, the Painted Lady. Who will you be mixing with at Turnberry? SPEAK TO THE CONC lERGE AT THE TURNBERRY HOTEL AND H~LLDROPSOMEFAMOUSNAMES. TURNBERRY HOTEL AND SCOTLAND'S MOST CELEBRATED BARD, FOR EXAMPLE ...
... COUNTRY LIFE-AUGUST 28, 1980 churches as stores; and generally speaking domestic use proves to be both destructive of a church's character and offensive to a number of people. Certainly the Commissioners' search for adaptive uses has led to some questionable ...
... Let's GO with LABOUR HAROLD wiLsoN Speaks at ELTHAM GREEN SCHOOL (near Yorkshire Grey) Bus route No's 21. 122, 1112 • with HENRY COLLINS (Labour Candidate N. Lewisham) CAROL JOHNSON (Labour Candidate S. Lewisham) JOAN LESTOR (Labour Candidate W. Lewisham) ...
... W HEN Shakespeare wrote his timeless plays, English literature was sucldenly enriched. His genius will speak for many generations to come, and fo~ !Tiany occasions. In a country prolific in great writers. he was the greatest of them all. The soil which ...
... said. That writing does not mean a thing to me. Exeuse, please, interrupted a soft voice. Little English I speak, but I write more good. These are the names he wrote and I feel they should be known, for in three matches they beat avy soundly and ...
... C O UNTRY LIFE-MAY 1, 1958 Speaking for BRITAIN What Operation Britain means to us AT HOME AND ABROAD, too little is known or even remembered of the great and active part that Britain plays today in the world. We feel it. We believe in it. But is this ...
... Vol CXCIII No 42, OCTOBER 21, 1999 MISS MARIA SPEAKE Maria is a graduate of Glasgow's Mackillto h School of Architecture. She is a co-foumler of Retrouviu , the London- based architectural reclamation and design business who e motto is 'Bridging the gap ...
... MOTORING Roger Bell N OEL CO \V ARD was right. I cannot speak for deranged canines, but Englishmen are certainly partial to the noonday sun. Why el e would the Briti h buy more opentop cars than the Spaniards or Italians? One answer is that we make the ...
... .C. 9 .. IJ.D.t.r y.. .. .. ROGER SCRUTON O N Sunday to the Cheltenham Literary Festival, to speak on two panel discussions. The first heralds the publication of the book Town and Country, in whjch Anthony Barnett and I bring together writers from all ...
... fJ'l~;;/ INFORMATION ~ .s .s ~ Bank Holidap). ~ ~ S TRICTL Y speaking, thi is more country cottage than country house treat, for the Compas es Inn is di tinguishable from its neighbours in the tiny hamlet of ChicksgTm 'e, \ \'iltshire, only by an extremely ...
... 1140 the work was finished, I had struck up a friendship with the German-speaking blacksmith who, when I had paid his modest bill (a fraction compared with the exorbitant peasant), invited me to stay overnight at his house. He said: I hope you don't ...
... that he couldn't remember whether he had actually heard them speaking to one a nother. That he had seen them at this particular spot he was absolutely certain. Their gesticulations surely indicated conversation. But had he heard a word of ii? Di satisfied ...