Country Life. May 23rd, 1908.

For Sale is an Issue of "Country Life," May 23rd, 1908. This issue has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding Holes are showing.
Condition is Very Good, the Spine being strenghtened with Filmoplast Tape.
(Country Life contains many Photographs throughout.)

                                                       Contents.

1- Front Page shows a Portrait of "Lady Margaret Hamilton-Russell."

                                                         Articles.

2- Access to Mountains.

3- Country Notes.

4- Old Folk - article and photos by E Frechon 

5- Some Singing Dances. Written by William Barclay Squire.

6- Better Times Will Come. Written by W. S.

7- By Sea and River in Japan. Written by Mrs. Hugh Fraser - article and photos 

8- Miss Pink and Joseph at Sunday School. Written by Edith Hughes.

9- Featured Home this Week is "Saighton Grange, Cheshire, the Residence of The Countess Grosvenor." - article and photos

10- In The Garden. 
      a- The Bellflowers.
      b- A Beautiful New Hydrangea (H. Arborescens Grandiflora).
      c- The Lifting and Rearrangement of Daffodils.

11- The Passing of the Elephant-Seal. Written by W.P. Pycraft - article and photos 

12- The Back Door of India. Written by Asiaticus.

13- From The Farms. 
      a- A Gloomy Outlook in the North.
      b- The Colouring of Milk.

14- Shooting. 
      a- The Ferret-Man. Written by Henry Green.
      b- Varying Difficulty of Locating Partridges' Nests.
      c- Exhibition of the Work of the Grouse Disease Committee.
      d- A Fine for Capturing Ravens.

15- On The Green. (Golfing) Edited by Horace Hutchinson.
      a- The "Form" of Warwickshire.
      b- "Evening Dispatch" Tournament.
      c- Important Entry for the Ladies' Championship.
      d- The "March of the Young Men."
      e- The Triple Claim for a New Championship Green.
       f- The Parliamentary Tournament at Deal.
      g- The Changes at Deal.

16- Wild Country Life.
       a- The Nesting of the Woodcock.
       b- The Nesting of the Eagle and the Weather.
       c- How Ptarmigan Face a Storm.
       d- Arrival of the Summer Migrants.
 
17- Correspondence.