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... national champion Emily Bennett, driving her black Welsh/hackney ponies had to fight hard to keep her title. Beverley Mellstrom and her four Welsh greys were placed first in dressage ahead of Anna Grayston in second and Mrs Bennett-who recently represented ...
... William and Mary burr walnut and 'seaweed' marquetry bureau (Fig 2), apparently in the manner of a London cabinetmaker Samuel Bennett. He is one of the few known to have used what has come to be known as seaweed decoration, and he was the first to label his ...
... room-with a blue silk and wool Pomegranate pattern damask-the state hangings of the state apartment are ready for attention. Mr Cornforth was involved with the replacement of the drawing-room hangings, and he was delighted with the result. Indeed, he planned to ...
... adaptations are simply too good to go without, such as Alan Bennett's delicately judged reading of Father! Father! Burning Bright (Radio 4), his tenderly acerbic memoir of filial exasperation. Bennett himself is at last being treated by radio as the powerful ...
... national champion Emily Bennett, driving her black Welsh/hackney ponies had to fight hard to keep her title. Beverley Mellstrom and her four Welsh greys were placed first in dressage ahead of Anna Grayston in second and Mrs Bennett-who recently represented ...
... of Alan Bennett's funny, touching and tragic Talking Heads monologues was their failure to spawn a persistent genre. Now at last eo-writers Rob Brydon and producer-director-writer Hugo Blick, have created a small jewel to set beside the Bennett pieces ...
... schools; and Mr Bennett leaves one asking whether the married Hector, who mildly gropes the boys as they ride pillion on his motorbike, is any more damaged or dangerous than the bachelor Irwin, who suppresses his sexual longings. Mr Bennett enlightens everything ...
... i T e D(L E y PR CS AR gorical painting for the old are securing peace. Nothing is 22 ) T~ Sy , b i guild of crosshowmen to hang strained or strident. b Pt S j as an overmantel in their as- This painting shows Jans- N B A Jg‘“’*flmség‘}w;?* P : : - % e ...
... them in the fen and you're lucky if they go for horse food; many are ploughed in. The old staples of cereals and sugar beet hang on by a thread, although recent wheat price rises hold out a glimmer of hope to beleaguered farmers. The development of biofuel ...
... memorable champi- just before the recent short burst Bennett, making her debut in ~ Miss Allo slipped down into onships was rounded off with a of summer weather ended. the championships. third place. Mrs Bennett had spectacular and classically In the main match ...
... the envy of a real house: 18thcentury miniatures of the Winch family hang in the drawing room, and two stilllifes after Canaletto have been commissioned from a local artist to hang in the new ballroom. Watercolours have been cut out from her aunt's family's ...
... the scale on which they are represented in large houses. Occasionally, a museum or other institution will allow a business to hang a work of art in it foyer, the rent of which would never be as much as 5%. But this is very different from renting a whole ...