Country Life Nov 10th 1900.

This Copy has 16 pages, 32 sides, it was taken from a Bound Volume and therefore the Binding Holes are showing.

Front Page shows a Portrait of Lady Mary Sackville.

                                            The Consolations of Lady Caroline.

                                           The Weekly Feature "Country Notes"

                                               Babraham Hall - article and photos

                                                         Golf - "On The Green".

         St. Ulrich Im Groden Wood-Carvers - article and photos by Sybil C. Mitford.

                                              "The Glow in the Sky".  by H.D.Lowry.

                                           The Angler on the Tay - article and photos

                                            The Weekly Feature - "In the Garden"

                                                    A House-Boat in Cashmere.

This Weeks Featured Home is  - "Beckett House" Shrivenham, the Seat of Lord Barrington. with Photographs of - The Terrace Steps, The China House, A Look towards the Broad Walk,  South-West View of the House,  Bridge Corner,  A Corner of the Lake,  View of the House from over the Lawn,  View of House from the East Front.

                                      The Weekly Feature - "Books of the Day"

                                            Orpington Priory - with photograph.

                                      "Autumn After-Glows"  by J.G.McPherson.

                                                              The Village Club.

       Famous Irish Horses. - 1. With photographs of Wise Man, and Red Prince II.

                            The Weekly Feature "Racing Notes" by Outpost.

   "O'er Field and Furrow" - with photograph of Mrs,William Fox Pitt and Children.

                                               "Habits of Game". by Argus Olive.

                                                    "Literary Notes" by Looker-on.

                                                    "At the Theatre" by Phoebus.

                      "Yr Hen Nain" - with photograph of Betty Oliver 94 years old.

                                        The Weekly Feature "Agricultural Notes"

A Relic of the Gunpowder Plot. - with photograph of "The Old Red Hall, at Bourne, Lincolnshire.

                                                      Bringing Down the Sheep.

                                                 Correspondence to the Editor.