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... pictures of the Father Smith at Acllington Hall and the Snetzler at St. Anclrewby-the-Warclrobe, in London. S.D. THE WORLD WORLD WORLD WORLD OF OF THE THE WILDFOWLER WILDFOWLER N 0 man evoke writing t oday can better the spirit of marsh happened hamlets adjacent ...
... spread round the world; a history of chimneysweeping, by Amorct and Christopher Scott, which includes such oclcl pieces of information as the fact that Irish cottagers use soot for cleaning their t eeth; and extracts from the scrapbook of the H on. Amelia ...
... is a quotation from Lyly's Euphues which says rather more lengthily what Shakespeare said briefly: Let her paint an inch thick, to this favour shall she come. There is an old Staffordshire pottery ''Musketeer'' facing an extract from Robert Burton on ...
... the Flyiug Trapeze, has put together a number of odd piece·; from notebook , unpubli heel es ay , published s tories and articles, one or two reviews and preface The re ult not a scrapbook. It has a unity which is due to the style, and the style is the ...
... shoes from Ru seU ami Bromley are ideal to wear with tartan clothes. In black kid or patent, they have silvered The shoe at the bottom is also avaHahle in red, wrute or gold (Right) The tartan look from Paris. Long evening kirt and blouse from the Castillo ...
... fraction of the carrying capacity of the reserved and controlled roads that would result from railway conversion. mixed and such-like The old M.G.N. Railway, from which, it is claimed, roads that will be among the finest in Norfolk will be built, is, ...
... Prices-Ladies' from £24. 10s. ; Men's from £27 10s. Write booklet and catalogue of REDMAYNE, 22, Wigton, SHETLA,'I/D KNITWEAR direct rrom Shet- land. Lacey and Plain knitwear for l adies, and children. Colour patterns and price llst from Shetland Originals ...
... that was to have such a chequered and comparatively short life, he chose to site it on new ground, some way from the hill-top village and from the reputed site of the old manor house that stood on land still known as Old Park, although there appears to ...
... reasons of space, but t hat I thought might be of interest to your readers. ITEMS FROM A MID-19th-CENTURY SCRAPBOOK OF UNK OWN ORIGIN See letter: Pictllres from a Scrapbook connection 22, by Mount m vself, Cornwall, t here the Edgcumbe to include space ...
... or less forget it was there. For two hours we talked, moved from room to room and from house to garden. Our conversation, occasional! y pu ncuated by fusillades of little clicks that came from unexpected directions, came round to plays and players. She ...
... moatecl from Aylsham, house elating from the 15th century, five mile from Aylsham, orfolk. Augustus Hare, who was taken there, described the house as a curious little place, and Lord Orford made it more so. It wa his habit to buy up stonework from old buildings ...
... furniture. Open to visitors by permission of LADY VANSITIART from April to September from 2-6 p.m. on Wednesdays. Admission 2/6. Frequent buse from Uxbridge. Train service to D enbam Station from Marylebone Station. COUNTRY LIFE- J UNE 11 , 1964 SPEKE HALL ...