... REMINISCENCES OF COLONEL CHUTNEY. II.-- THE SACRED WHITE ELEPHANT. WEI HELD H POW-WOW, I CR.OSS EXAMIME.P THE ENTIRE SUITE FEARFUL BLICHTERS ONE AND ALL ACCOMPANIED BY A GHOND SHIKARI WE FOLLOWED THE SPOOR THROUGH A DENSE BAMBOO JUNpLE. THE REniNISCENCES COLONEL CHUTNEY 50LPI£R'>5P0RT.Srvm' NEVER SHALL 1 FORGER THE PHY WHEN RUNK.AH THE RAUAH OF BUMBALCURRY FINE FIGURE OF A MAN BY GAD CAML TO ...

... SPINNING FOR PIKE. ...

... PREPARING FOR THE SEASON IN STABLE AND KENNEL. ...

... S p Q fiTS OF THE M ILLIO N. ...

... The Parliament o British Farmers HPHE National Farmers' Union, with a membership of 194,000, may truly be said to represent all branches of British Agriculture, from the smallholder to the man farming some thousands of acres. Every year, delegates chosen by the county branches gather in London for their annual general meeting and after the first day's business delegates and their distinguished ...

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... The Duke of Kent paid a tribute to the Merchant Navy when he recently addressed a festival dinner of the Seamen's Hospital Society at the Mansion House in support of the Lord Mayor's appeal for £25,000 to complete the £100,000 needed for improvements to the society's hospitals Lord Lloyd, the president, replied to the principal toast. The key to the above picture is (left to right): Alderman ...

... THE ETERNAL GOLF MYSTERY. Drawn by Will Owen. ...

... FAMOUS RUGBY CLUBS-- VII GUY'S HOSPITAL. THE OLDEST CLUB IN EXISTENCE: THE MEN FROM GUY'S. Guy's, the winner of so many Hospital Cups, has a good right to the title of the oldest existing club, for it had a playing organisation in 1843. It is by no means suffering from senile decay, either, and this year includes in its first fifteen the Welsh International, Windsor Lewis, a man with his ...

... HENLEY AT ITS BEST AND BRIGHTEST: HALF THE TROPHIES WON BY THAMES-- WRIGHT TAKES THE DIAMONDS TO CANADA, ...

... WINTER EVENINGS AT HOME. ...

... HUMOURS OF THE PAST MONTH. ...