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... coach to Buckingham Palace. Mr. Brudenell had also lent to Major-General John Combe, who, with his wife, was at the Ball, the tunic and slung jacket worn by the Earl of Cardigan on the day of the Charge. As her husband is Colonel of the nth Hussars, Mrs ...
... Castle Rock, which belongs to Miss Cust herself a noted yachtswoman is a small villa smothered in red fuchsias. Adeline Lady Cardigan lives at Rose Cottage, which has rose- coloured blinds, a garden of roses, and an owner that goes about in a rose-trimmed ...
... Secretary, C.U.B.C., and his father. Sir John Gilmour, the Home Secretary AT THE TIPPERARY POINT-TO-POINT Sir Thomas Ainsworth, a former Master of these houncts, also of the Meath and the Blazers Miss Ruth St. John Murphy, a sister-in-law of Major Furlong ...
... Imperial Airways for mail-carrying, thus freeing the flying-boats for passengers And surely officialdom ought not to prevent Sir John Reith from buying aeroplanes abroad during the emergency. The great black-out was a success in my part of London, anyway. Punc ...
... , woven with a I central inscription surrounded by the arms of the United States and the Royal Arms of Belgium. An American pillow contained the Eagle and Stars bordered by ears of wheat the arms of Belgian cities, emblems of the Allies, animals, the ...
... on Monday there was a tremendous outburst of applause when there was found among the company assembled the British Lion arm in arm with the American Eagle. There is satire in the air, and the outcome of the whole business is huge enjoyment for those who ...
... black silk dress, lace cap and fichu, carrying a long-clothed baby doll in her arms. Among the audience were Lady Louis Mountbatten, the Marchioness of Willingdon, Sir John and Lady Kennedy, Lady Chet- wode, Lady Hudson and Caroline Viscountess Bridgeman ...
... then erupted in a cascade of flounces. The dance was pure sexual display, he always dominat ing, she crouching, back arched, arms held stiffly down, stretched fingers fluttering like the wings of a mating bird. It built to a tempestuous climax a frenzy ...
... figure cn the beach, both before and after her swim. Stockinette swimmers are completed by matching sleeveless coats, built on cardigan lines, and the voluminous wraps of Turkish and Terry towelling, sometimes plain, sometimes patterned, invariably blend in ...
... aid of the Red Cross Agricultural Fund. Incidentally, this Fund has just paid over another £250,000 to the Red Cross and St. John, making a magnificent total of £2,500,000, which has been raised entirely by the farmers and rural com munities of England ...
... lion and unicorn on their business stationery with the words, By appointment to H.M. the King, and also to display the Royal Arms upon their shop- fronts. Over a thousand tradesmen hold the King's Warrant, and some seven hundred have authority to describe ...
... by the way, that Sir Francis Burdett was taken to the T owe r, having sustained a memorable siege, what time the Sergeant-at-Arms, according to a poetaster of the day, serenaded the famous politician The lady she sate and she played on the lute, And she ...