Country Life May 17th 1902.

This Copy has 16 Pages, 32 Sides it was taken from a Bound Volume and has the Binding Holes showing. Please Note Two of the Pages have Flaws due to Sticking.

Front Page this Week shows the Portrait illustration of Lady Sinclair.

Articles include -

                                 The Volcanic Disaster.- The Mont Pelee Eruption.

                                       The Weekly Feature - "Country Notes".

                                The Weekly Feature "Racing Notes" by Mendip

                           Cricket- "From the Pavilion" by W.J.Ford.

                              Golf- "On the Green" by Horace Hutchinson.

                          Typical English Villages - Milton Abbas, Dorsetshire.

                                         The Weekly Feature -"In the Garden"

A Night in a Lighthouse - by Oxley Grabham. This page has Stuck at some point and some of the Print cannot be Read, this is reflected in the Price.

                                "Rapier & Dagger Play" by G.C. Pollock.

The Featured Home this Week is Tyntesfield House, Flax Bourton, the Seat of Mr Anthony Gibbs. Pictures include- The South-West Corner, The Rose Garden, The Chapel, The Aloe Walk, View from the East, The South Terrace,  The West End,  A Bothy and Orangery,  A Combe, View from the West, The Conservatory, The Terrace Steps.

                                                "God's Acre" by A.H.B.

                   The Weekly Feature - "Things about our Neighbourhood".

   Full Page Picture of a Ringed Plover with Eggs, from a Drawing by G.E.Lodge.

Elgin Cathedral by T.N.D.L. with Pictures of the West Door,The Ruins & Graveyard.

Two Maids and a Man. by Evelyn E. Rynd. - The Third and Final Part.

                                       Picture of Miss Myrtle Farquharson.

                              The Weekly Feature - "Wild Country Life". by E.K.R.

                              The Weekly Feature "Books of the Day" by Cygnus.

                           A Hunters Head.- with an Illustration of "Lady Patience".

                                            The Weekly Feature "Polo Notes".

          A Great Friend of Thorough-breds.- The Death of Captain Machell.

                             A Veteran Sportsman. - The Late Captain Davis.

                                      Correspondence - Letters to the Editor.