Country Life. May 1st, 1897.

For Sale is an Issue of "Country Life, Illustrated," May 1st, 1897.
This issue contains 14 pages, 28 sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

                                                     Contents.

                                                      Articles.
1- Clydesdale Orchard-Farms. Written by C. J. Cornish.
2- Country Notes. Written by Hippias.
3- Paris at Play. Written by Corbeille.
4- On the Green. (Golf).
5- Hunting the Otter. Written by Venator.
6- The Colour of the Borzoi. Written by Artein Boldareff.
7- Some Sporting Breeds.
8- The Public Schools at Stamford Bridge.
9- Country Homes : Hughenden Manor. Written by John Leyland.
10- A Salmon's Nursery. Written by E. F. T. Bennett.
11- After Dinner Golf. Written by Horace Hutchinson.
12- A Prominent Gentleman Rider. Written by Red Rover.
13- Bungay Steeplechases.
14- Racing in Australia.
15- Blink Bonny's Derby. Written by Edward Spencer.
16- The Surrey Union Hunt Point-to-Point.
17- Books of the Day.
18- Town Topics.
19- Notes from My Diary. Written by Mdlle. Sans-Gene.
20- In the Garden.

                                                Photographs.
1- Frontispiece shows "Lady Sophie Scott."
2- Clydesdale Orchard-Farms.
     a- Planting Potatoes.
     b- Under the Blossom.
     c- Homeward Bound.
3- Hunting the Otter.
     a- The Meet.
     b- The Start.
     c- On the Scent.
     d- Escaped!
     e- Hemmed In.
     f- Close Quarters.
     g- At Bay.
     h- Caught!
4- The Colour of the Borzoi.
     a- A Pack of Borzois in Russia.
     b- A Family of Great Danes.
     c- Boosey ; A Sussex Spaniel.
5- Some Sporting Breeds.
     a- Curly in His Coat.
     b- In Grand Condition.
     c- A Brace of Spaniels.
6- The Public Schools at Stamford Bridge.
     a- The Hurdles.
     b- The Hundred Yards.
7- Mrs. Darley and Her Child.
8- Country Homes : Hughenden Manor.
     a- The Terrace.
     b- The Carriage Drive.
     c- Hughenden Manor. (Full Page Landscape Photograph).
9- The Salmon's Nursery.
      a- A Fine Prize.
10- A Prominent Gentleman Rider.
      a- Mr. W. R. Brockton.
11- Bungay Steeplechases.
     a- Luncheon Time.
     b- Going to the Course.
     c- The Pleasure Fair.
     d- Going Down.
     e- At the Post.
12- Racing in Australia.
     a- The Stewards of the V.R.C.
     b- The Champion Stakes ; The First Time Round.
     c- Passing the Stand the Second Time Round.
     d- Newhaven Wins!
     e- Aurum.
      f- The Hurdle Race.
13- The Surrey Union Hunt Point-to-Point.
      a- A Good Muster.
      b- The Farmers' Race ; Coming over the Last Fence.
      c- At the Post ; Receiving Instructions.
      d- The First Fence ; The Light-Weights.
      e- Coming up the Straight.
      f- The First Hurdle ; The Heavy-Weights.
      g- The Heavy-Weights ; Sir John Wins!
      h- Well Known Across Country.
       i- The Members' Enclosure.
14- Notes from My Diary.
      a- Cycling Hat with Canvas Crown. (Illustration).
      b- A Cashmere and Lace House Dress. (Illustration).
      c- Empire Gown, with Long Velvet and Ermine Cloak (As Worn at the Lyceum Theatre). (Illustration).
15- In the Garden.
      a- Hatfield, from the Terrace.

Condition is Very Good, the Spine being strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.