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... these beautiful rooms and the fine library have never been so frequented by tourists and scholars, it is now threatened with closure-because of rising costs. Under the Association's chairman, Lord Abinger, an appeal is being organised by Lady Birkenhead. ...
... ed to traffic. Although it would be technically pos- sible to repair the road, the cost would be and Derbyshire County Council is high, and Derbyshire County Council is currently investigating possible alternative One suggested route, south of the routes ...
... (Miss), West Bramshott Court, Liphook, Wing, Bramshott Hampshire. WEIR ACROSS THE DERWENT AT CR OMFORD, DERBYSHIR E -FRANK RoDGERS, Holloway, Derbyshire. relatively common- watching towers, iron hoops over the graves-mort safes are less frequently seen.- ...
... clues in Mayo murder case still needed EIGHTEEN weeks ago the body of Hammersmith school-teacher Barbara Mayo was found in a Derbyshire wood and despite the most detailed investigations by the murder squad the vital clues to the murderer have still to be uncovered ...
... on the gritstone edges that flank the valley and to give us two chapters on Castleton, which seems remote from the Derwent. His preference for the ruggedness of North Derbyshire leads him to undervalue the softer scenery farther south. Not everyone would ...
... HOLDING PEN ON THE WYE AT ASHFORD-IN-THE-WATER, NORTH DERBYSHIRE the sheeps' wool apart for thorough washing. There is a particularly fine relic of sheep- washing at Ashford-in-the-Water in north Derbyshire. ancient Sheepwash Bridge over the \Vye (Fig. 2) ...
... GOSLING CHATSWORTH HOUSE THE home of the Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth, is in the heart of the Peak District in the county of Derbyshire. The first house in Chatsworth of which any record has survived was begun in 1552 by Sir William Cavendish and Elizabeth ...
... olmesfield, north Derbyshire. The first depicts Countryman's N otes, September 20) readers might be interested to accompanying photographs recently. part of the country. show work in the stack- photographs yard of a la rge Derbyshire. REMINDER OF A SHIPWRECK ...
... on the gritstone edges that flank the valley and to give us two chapters on Castleton, which seems remote from the Derwent. His preference for the ruggedness of North Derbyshire leads him to undervalue the softer scenery farther south. Not everyone would ...
... the suite left behind by the thief. If you have any information please contact Police Station, Civic Centre, Southampton, telephone Southampton 26222 or any police station. The Last Furrow Tel: Reigate 49451 1528 COUNTRY LIFE-JUNE 3, 1976 Festival of ...
... November 16, Princess Anne is due to open Britain's first National Park Residential Study Centre. It is at Losehill Hall, Castleton, in the P eak District National The Victorian mansion, built by an Park. The Victorian mansion, built by an industrialist ...