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... supplied at the lowest possible price, which accounts fer thei r success in open competition for public and private presentations. tum TOWN N spite of the immense competition of foreign health and pleasure resorts, it is pleasant to record the ever-growing ...
... charming as their colouring ; and seeing that the dancing season is upon us, I a m giving a sketch of Miss Lily E lsie's exquisite little frock in the third act, as a more delightful model for a girl's dancing frock could not be imagined. The high-waisted ...
... inimitable Waverley chapters, where the King in his kilts leads out Flora Mcivor to dance, though the ruthless dry-as-dust tells us that he never wore kilts and that he could not dance. But the most remarkable passage in Lord Rosebery's speech was the singularly ...
... village or town, or from searching for a lost dog on the moors, from posting letters in the village, watching gipsy step-dancing in the lanes, or noting down gipsy songs in the village school, if no fire be lit , no kettle singing and no pot a-boiling ...
... o uld ex h a u s t them and un dul y and ma k e an alrea d y t ewd ay so me day mo r e '' t ew·- some still for men and clogs. Th e • 188 COUNTRY LIFE. [Feb. 11th, 1 911. but is used when the dog is wanted to fetch sheep up to his master. Coo' nar ...
... first .in open clogs. The best bitch in this variety was Mrs. Logan's Champion Runag. Although the Chows were not numerous, little fault was to be found with the quality. Mrs. Liddon's Blue Admiral (illustratecl), a heavy-coated clog of a colour now ...
... all, Bunny was put 11l the stillhouse and we can't find her, may be the clogs have eat her. I was glad of Mamma's birthday and I wish she may be live a great many years, we danced hands all round with ~ Irs . Willes and Hawleys and old Dame and Molly Cantrell ...
... the other views which appear in WRIGHT'S COAL TAR SOAP VIEW COMPETITION BOOK (Second Serlee 1911) This has been published at the request of many correspondents, with whom the competition of lasl year was so popular. Ist Prize, £25. 2nd Prize, £lO. 3rd ...
... matters. In the case of hospitals, as with many large business houses, it is hopeless to -quote prices for clean milk in competition with the ordinary contaminated supply. This, perhaps, is understandable ; but it is scandalous that many of our largest ...
... miscellaneous and non-competitive groups. To give readers some idea of the magnitude of the exhibition, we may state that about twenty-one acres of ground are devoted to it, and that the total number of entries received in the competitive section is one thousand ...
... this number, which contains an account of our Public Schools Shooting Competition, is the portrait of Earl Roberts of Kandahar, who has taken a personal interest in the competition and has kindly consented to distribute the prizes at Radley College. • ...
... supervision of a resident medical specialist. Dances, etc., are frequently held in the big recreaand the appointments of the building the kind can be. An he supervision of a resident medical specialist. Dances, concerts, etc., are frequently held in the ...