... living in the City. I noted in the magazine that the present vicar offers to teach the younger generation French or German and chess Surrey Churchman. St. John's Church, Wotton. (See Evelyn's Church.) ...

... recorded. A particular colour shade is being aimed for and so far there has been good progress in the right direction. The River Chess runs through the area and lends itself very well for duck breed ing and Mr. Fuerst breeds pure Ayles bury ducks which are reaching ...

... mushrooms are sold direct to multiple stores, some to soup manufacturers, and 10 per cent are canne Canning was introduced at the Chess- wood uirsery in 1956. During 1963 the canne was taken over by the Cerebos group of companies. They moved it in 1964 to their ...

... all, and the occasional touch of a finger on one of the Ferguson levers puts ploughing unmistakably in the same category as chess and miniature rifle shooting. As yet, of course, there is no question of blues, but we are su're that the terribly important ...

... blue of Eton has been the colour awarded to all who represent the University in any athletic contest (and one intellectual, chess) with their ancient rival, Oxford. Blues are awarded only to those who actually play no contest, no Blue. The Cambridge Roll ...

... modation for retired employees. In some cases the plan has to be flexible, as country folk will not be treated like pieces on a chess-board. We are selling the remaining cottages, or those which are released by some reorganisation, as advantageously as possible ...

... all this. I used to dread that bridge. Coming from the south, you swing right to get on to it, and left thereafter. A good chess-player can get a lorry and trailer over it with a knight's move. I once spent a pleasant quarter-hour, watching the circus ...

... TWO THOIISMD CHESSES! My GUESS IS THAT, whatever wins this afternoon's 2,000 Guineas will not win the Derby, unless possibly it be Captain Kidd, Parthia or Pindari none of which, as I write, are certain to run to-day. Taboun, whether he wins or not at ...

... distances the herd had to travel to grassland on our arable farm; the problem of fences and water supplies; the continuous game of chess of getting the sward to the right length, and the difficulty of organising to get pasture as near the dairy buildings as possible ...

... inquiry and legal tribunal. Battle is perhaps too strong a word for Milton Keynes. The situation seems more to resemble a chess game in which the protagonists, trying to see several moves ahead, manoeuvre for position. They show the utmost respect, even ...