... for a few hours in a tent taken for the purpose. Their second and last kip was near Penrith. Their account of the journey speaks of glimpsing the cold glittering sea at mid night at Charmouth in Dorset; of the prison lights at Princetown appearing through ...

... talent to telling the story of some more remote forbears, the Bussons, and has chosen to give the saga the form of a novel. Speaking as an addict of unadorned, and preferably unromanticised, biographies, I could wish that Miss du Maurier's new book were ...

... in the balance of the play and serves to make Brutus very truly the noblest Roman of them all. Which is a good moment to speak of Mr. Tom Fleming's nobly sincere Brutus, having something of the weight and im- pressiveness of a young Godfrey Tearle (this ...

... lished Works: Chapman and Hall, 25s., has been edited by Mi'. Jocelyn Brooke, who also contributes an introduction in which he speaks of this young writer (Welch died in 1948 at the age of 33) as a true original his every utterance has an air of being entirely ...

... cleaning policy pursued in recent years. The exhibition is, as Sir Philip points out, largely one of cleaned pictures. As such it speaks eloquently far more eloquently than any expert could-- in favour of cleaning. BULLERIES ...