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The Tatler
Wit of the Week
... A MAN may be legally attached to one woman and yet sincerely attached to another. T t is sometimes more important to get credit from a good tailor than to get credit for a good deed. XAJ e find that we are not alone in think ing that it is dreadfully difficult to have a really good time with really good people. Just at the present time no one whose signature ends in heim or stein can be said ...
Racing Ragout
... . By GUARDRAIL OUR best congratulations to Cecil Boyd-Rochfort and Pat Beasley on a wonderful week's work. The thick end of £17,000 in stakes in two days, with a possible St. Leger to come, must give one a nice glow. The races concerned three rather unlucky people on the Turf, Lord Astor, Mr. Woodward and Sir Humphrey de Trafford. Lord Astor's Derby luck is proverbial, but to have a £10,000 ...
Concerning Golf
... By HENRY LONGHURST IT was with special interest that I watched the match between Addington and Cambridge University the other day. The club team, though weakened by the absence, for various reasons, of Cyril Tolley and Rex Hartley, was still one of the strongest that has turned out against a University, and the names of Walker Cup players stretched far down the list. In addition tp this, ...
Roundabout
... i*uut TURN back for a moment, if you will, to the cover page to contemplate the magnificent figure of the Tatler. Right foot forward, body poised in an attitude of relaxed anticipation. On his lace an expression both wary and super cilious as he awaits the morning's en counter with the world. Who knows, he might meet a cad, or be bored by a macaroni. Look well on this famous fellow, for you ...
Pictorial Politics
... . The New Cabinet. BY the time these lines are read we shall know more about the new Cabinet. Bonar Law, Chamberlain, Barnes, Balfour, Curzon, Churchill, and Geddes are, of course, certainties, but this leaves a wide margin for the introduction of new blood. The present House consists of a lot of new men, some of whom have distinguished themselves in their pre-parliamentary career, and who are ...
Zambrene
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THE 68th BRIGADE R.A. DINNER
... THE 684R BRIGADE R.A. DINNER THE C.-O. AND SOME OF HIS OFFICERS--! BY FRED MAY The annual mess dinner was held at the head-quarters of the 68th Field Brigade Royal Artillery at Stoney Lane, Birmingham. The Brigade, which is commanded by Lieut.-Colonel A. W. Newman, M.C., T.D., proved its efficiency during the last annual training by winning the highest honour for territorial artillery in the ...
Pictorial Politics: The Retreat
... Pictorial Politics, The Retreat. THE explanation the German authorities gave to their own people, that their' re treat on the An ere is a volun tary shortening of the line with a view to a concentration of troops elsewhere, will not hold water on examination of the map. The bulge that the Eng lish advance has made in the line since the commencement of the offensive on July 1 last year has ...
PICTORIAL POLITICS
... . The First Swallow. THE action of Messrs. John Brinsmead, the hundred- year old piano manufacturers, whose name is known all over the world, in closing down their works on account of the demands of labour for high wages without relative production, and for unskilled labour to be paid entirely out of proportion to the highly skilled men, is perhaps the first of a great many similar happenings. ...
Most of the Game
... _ cx> IMIosil of She Game By RALPH RUMBLE. THE whirligig of time brings in his revenges. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald in 1924 is very much like Mr. Baldwin in 1923. Both were tempted into a premature election, and both have suffered the consequences of their rash ness. When Mr. MacDonald went to the country he was assured by his party managers that everything was ready to the last gaiter-button, and ...
Pictorial Politics: The Election
... Pictorial Politics. The Election. A FEW days from now the result of the great election will be known, which should assuredly mean that Mr. Lloyd George will be returned to carry on in peace, with an overwhelming, or rather suffi cient, majority the great work of re construction he has planned in his speeches. The country welcomed with acclaim the five points that Mr. Lloyd George issued last ...