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... demand from the Armani tentone of eight ~esigners ' pavilions encamped on the house's north front-for gallons of soapy water so that they can clean their lights. The main tent-which has a more mundane things-during the morning instructions arrive from Lord ...
... red brick, slate-roofed house stands astride its mill-race alongside the old Roman way from Old Sarum to Winchester, dominating the quiet backwater village from which it takes its name. Prolific vegetation, especially at this time of year, can greatly ...
... finds the same message is flashed up by French thinkers who like to blame any imperfection at home on influences from abroad, particularly from the US. It could be his determination to join a gym: the one he selects, although regarding itself as tres Mr ...
... will be shown at the fair by Fair at the Park Lane Hotel, watercolours, original prints, Despite coming from the ~ Heather Newman. Any pur- from February 6to 9, with a modernist posters and limited- ~ Galleria del Leone in Venice, chaser should make ...
... links with the equine world as the Army does, Mr Houghton Brown remembers a previous captain riding to hounds as his guest, and J ane Harvey COUNTRY LIFE • NOVEMBER 20, 2003 77 from the Atherstone Hunt recalls Lt-Cdr Chris Snow from HMS Atherstone running ...
... Portsmouth for the past year having a refit-eight others from the hunt class saw service in the waters off Urn Quasar, together with specialist divers from round the world, and trained dolphins from America. 'As most of the mines out there were still on ...
... The carEest bill, of 1806, is from Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, the royal goldsmjths, followed by a bill from Robson and Hale, one of the leailing London wallpaper manufacturers, in 1810. After that there is a clutch dating from the mjd 1820 s: in 1825, for ...
... of the gouache paintings on pith brought to Europe from China by Baron Charles-Gustave de Chassiron. IT gouache by Baron IT HE Baron Charles-Gustave Martin de Chassiron was a member of an embassy from France sent to foster trade with China and Japan. In ...
... Chantilly as the 19th-century Grand Chateau built from 187 5 by Honon': Daumet for the due d' Aumale, following his return to France from exile in 18 71. Its trapezoid a] plan and great galleries demonstrate that, from the first, it was conceived as a private ...
... Wind-farm debate 'l7ze cunent pursuit qf renewable energy from wind will be disastrous to the economy and jeopardise the 11 8 CO U TRY LIF E • APRIL 15 2004 WHAT'S ON RESTORING CUCKMERE FROM THE COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING MANAGER, N ATIONAL T RUST ...
... Epstein and Henry Moore. There is also a good showing of applied arts, from Marcel Breuer to Sir Arnbrose Heal. Since 1902, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew have held 53 scrapbooks with 2,300 wondeifUl drawings and watercolours qf orchid~largely out qf ...
... were once fed from water coming up through the rocks from those deep-down reservoirs. Although they are still wet, much of the water tllat is present is surface water derived from rainfall and therefore more acid than that coming up from below. Acidic ...