... the dying world of the country house. Lady Maclean. wife of Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Tory M P for Bute and N. Ayrshire. describes her work as a personal scrap-book collected f r o m family recipes of - several generations, from friends and from her travels ...

... appearances with some of the world's top stars. Every Christmas a card arrive, at Godolphin road from Bawana Hope—a remin• der of the time Willie wor ked on the film. Call Me Bwana, with America's top funny man, Bob Hope. Scrapbook is packed And a carefully ...

... conspired to make this a sporting print to be lovingly into the most cherished scrapbook. From the cosy period in that companionable bar no more than a pitch and a putt from the station, where Welsh friends tried not to be too overweaning in their anticipation ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...