3 AUGUST 1951, page 13

Art

Ler us first salute the reopening of the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, remodelled and enriched, after twelve years of enforced recess. The extraordinary number of Festival......

Music

I DO not owe my earliest musical experiences to the Promenade concerts ; in fact I cannot have attended more than half a dozen in the old Queen's Hall before the war ; and I am......

Tripoding

On the way home, I was as surprised as delighted to see a field of tri-, poded hay. Why the Proctor tripod is not in universal use has long been a mystery to me. It is by far......

In The Garden

I have been trying an experiment with a new cross of the Laxton family—Royalty, a cross between the Cox and the Wise Apple (Couil Pendu Plat), a Russet so called because it does......

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Country Life

PAYING a visit to a remote manor in my neighbourhood, I passed throitgh the patch of new buildings tacked on to my village as to every other. First, the utilitarian new houses......

The Old Manor

The manor I was bound for stands at the end of a mile of private road shaded by white poplars and stag-headed elms, and the moat studded with water lilies—moats necklaced nearly......

The Die-hard

Rom free ; deceased with the Welfare State. They say he died too soon: he knew he lived too late. J. S. B., .......