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... the unusual sign of the Fitzwilliam Arms Inn at Marholm, Northamptonshire. The inn, known locally as the Green Man, is named after Sir William Fitzwilliam who was a Master of the Merchant Taylors' Company of London in 1499. London. B. L. The Green Man ...
... the Earl of Sefton's son and heir, and is in the Blues. The Sefton Steeplechase, which is run in November each year, is named after a former Lord Sefton, and the Stanley Steeple chase, run on the first day of the big meeting in March, bears Lord Derby's ...
... in Jasper National Park, Alberta. The huge mountain. 11,000 feet high, here shown, has been, with the lake at its base, named after the heroine. A curious feature is that the glacier takes the shape of an angel with outstretched wings. Pilgrims annually ...
... populace of Bremen at the return of the Deutschland, apparently overshadowing any anxiety as to the fate of her sister-ship, named after Bremen itself. Though we are sorry our Navy did not capture the Deutschland, we do not begrudge the Germans their glee ...
... who has taken the name of Gustav V. The palace, dating from 1 697, took nearly a hundred years to build. he open space is named after Gustavus Adolphus, whose statue is seen on the left Via tc by Stereograph Copyright, Underwood Underwood London ...
... maintaining the reputation of the Sikhs for un flinching courage on the field of battle INTERIOR OF THE GATE, FORT LOCKHART Named after the late Sir William Lockhar GATE OF FORT LOCKHART AND THE SNOWCLAD COUNTRY ON WHICH IT OPENS CRAG PIQUET THE SOUTH-WEST ...
... steeplechase in the world toil/ he 'a c*'> March 24. Here is a typical camera-study me celebrated water-jump, Becker's Brook, named after Captain Becher, who rode Conrad in the first Grand National of 1839, took a toss at this brook, and cleverly dived in, to ...
... weigh nine tons. It is believed that no skeleton of a whale in any part of the world equals in length this one, which is named after a place called Okarito, on the West Coast of the Middle Island of New Zealand, where it was stranded. The cost of the skeleton ...
... CHURCHILL SISTERS. MISS SARAH CHURCHILL who is named after the celebrated Sarah Duchess of Marlborough, wife of the great Duke, is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill, and a debutante of 1933. She has inherited the fine eyes and beau ...
... his manual. His name is familiar in many countries, even where his achievements are unknown, by reason of the ski-binding named after him. Kitzbiihel lies at an altitude of between two and three thousand feet in the Austrian Tyrol. ...
... artistic picture of the Savoy Palace that gave its name to the district and now gives it to the hotel. The Savoy Palace was named after Peter Earl of Savoy and Richmond, the uncle of Eleanor of Provence, the Queen of Henry III. King John of France died here ...
... between the two countries, and the list of guests bore names of high distinction both in England and Switzerland. Tables were named after Swiss cantons, and at one stage a cake shaped like an Alp was brought in to the music of an accordion band music/, j, uar ...