THE ABOMINABLE CLUBMAN
... What these writer chaps would call a tear of nerves, I imagine By V/yndham Robinson ...
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The Tatler
Some Unpublished Drawings
... An artist cannot help liking at least some of his own drawings. -ver the years I have retained my own ivourites and now Collins, this mont! will publish a handsome volume contai ng well over one hundred of them. (Sir William Russell Flint, R.A., P.R.W.S.) W. Craig Henderson, K.C. D.Sc. L.L.D. Ernest Thesiger as Voltaire in Old Age ...
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BRIGGS.
... BRIGGS by Graham by Graham ...
THE BUTCHERS' COMPANY APPROACHES ITS MILLENARY
... TfOR nearly a thousand years the Worshipful Company of Butchers has been a poiver in the City, and A continues to thrive with a total of over 300 members. In 1941 and 1944 its home, Butchers Hall, Bartholomew Close, E.C.i, opened in i88j, was very badly damaged by bombs, and it is intended in due course to rebuild. Meanwhile, the annual Court Meeting, followed by lunch, was recently held in a ...
BRIGGS
... by Graham by Graham ...
Gala for de Gaulle
... Gala foT dc Gaulla, 1 Cecil Beaton's lavish decor using 25,000 .pale pink carnations recalled a gala night in 1903 when another French leader, President Loubet, was similarly honoured Mrs. John Profumo, wife of the Minister of State, wore a dress of nasturtium-coloured silk The dark blue sash of Royal Victorian Order liigi ighkdthe j.'.. !ui lli/t dress oj oyster scum zm uy Duchess of Glouces ...
BRIGGS
... by Graham Graham ...
BRIGGS
... by Graham by Graham ...
Fish, Flesh and Foul:
... Fish, Flesh and Foul By Wing-Commander E. G. Oakley Beuttler In most of our coastal harbours R.A.F. High-Speed Air-Rescue launches stand by to rescue ditched air-crews. The launch at instant readiness and wireless call should be under way within a matter of seconds. But if things go wrong this picture tells the story. The port after hawser has fouled the mooring bollard on the quay, the ...
BRIGGS
... by Graham ...
And Then the Gun Jams!
... And Then the Gun Jams By Wing-Commander E. G. Oakley-Beuttler It 's happened more than once one of our submarines steals into an Italian harbour, surfaces, finds herself presented with a sitting target and then the gun jams. Here is our artist's version of the incident, portrayed with much local colour and nautical detail. The conning-tower and gun arc just clear of the water the gun's crew, ...