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... wonderful new era, or whether thoughtless demonstrators are to run the risk of sowing seeds of prejudice that ripening will clog the progre s of the movement for a generation at the least. No man who looks at history or considers human nature can pretend ...
... i\lotor-sleigh Competition at Gcrarclmer. COU/'ITRY LIFE. 15 H.P. ARGYLL STANDARD PHAETON. Exhibited at the Edinburgh Motor Sho ·· October 2nd, Gaillon Hil l- climb. AN 1~~ PORTANT APPEAL CASK ITE~J S. rTan. 29th, 1910. March 22nd, Elegance Competition at ;\lonte ...
... tablets of the correct strength. Dr. Semmence suggests that the following would be quite sale: One-fifteenth of a grain for any clog about the ;ize of a terrier, one-tenth to one-eighth for a bloodhound, and onesixth for the largest. The same drug can be used ...
... yard. The the finest examples. E\'ery kind of furniture was thus decorated, but semisingle portraiture of different hreeds of clogs aud of different kinds of game is of most frequent occurrence. Veneerand inlaying circular commodes were rather especiall v ...
... tablets of the correct strength. Dr. Semmence suggests that the following would be quite sale: One-fifteenth of a grain for any clog about the ;ize of a terrier, one-tenth to one-eighth for a bloodhound, and onesixth for the largest. The same drug can be used ...
... the ;veight limit, have been asking the Kennel Club to raise it ftom 221 b. to 251 b. for clogs and to 231 b. for bitches. lt is pointed out that many good clogs which are slightly above the existing ma xinlutn are practically starved clown ·to the desired ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...