The Field. The Country Newspaper. May 7th,1932

For Sale is an Issue of "The Field,The Country Newspaper, May 7th, 1932." This issue is missing the Advertising pages, and it contains 16 Pages, 32 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.

                                                        Contents.
1- Front Page shows a Portrait of' "His Grace The Duke of Portland, K.G."
(From the Academy portrai tby Mr. R. Greville Eves.)
2- Landscape at Burlington House.
4- Sport in Ireland.
5- Be Fair to the Motorist : Would Lord Buckmaster's Bill lead to ijustice ? Written by Captain Sir Malcolm Campbell.
6- Clubs of the Road Rein - IV.
Four in Hand Driving in America and France - Days with the Pickwick Club- Introduction of Coaching Marathons,  Written by "Palafox".
7- When Bowlers Come into Their Own.
The Spirit of lord's - Paine Justifies Expectations - Can Hendren Play a Spin Bowler ?
Written by Neville Cardus.
8- Round the Wickets : Match Winning Batsmanship.
9- Should Women Play Polo. : A Realm Sport Yet to be Conquered.
10- The Wolverhampton Beagles.
11- Classic Colts of the Season : Post and paddock Impressions at Newmarket.
12- New  Rules for Peterborough.
13- The Musk Rat Danger : An Unwanted Addition to our Fauna that must be Checked in Time.
14- A Problem of Rookeries : Should Nesting Birds be Destroyed byPoison ?
15- Fly Fishing for Pacific Coast Salmon.
16- Royal Academy Pictures of Note.
   a- Her Majesty the Queen.
   b- His Majesty the King,
   c- H.R.H. The Princess Elizabeth.
 Academy Sculpture
   a- The Lord Desborough. K.G., G.C.V.O.
   b- Field-Marshall The Late Earl Haig, K.T.
   c- H.R.H. The Prince of Wales.
A Contrast in Equestrian Studues.
    a- Mr. J. Dewar's Cameronian, Winner of the Derby and Two Thousand Guineas.
    b- A Seaside holiday : Mr. and Mrs. Esme De Peyer and Children.
    c- The Old Berkeley Hunt :  The master and Mrs. Stanley Barratt.
Scenes of the Countryside.
    a- From my Bedroom Window.
    b- The Horse Fair, Stow-on-The-Wold.
Art and the Country House.
      a- The Earl and Countess od Strathmore and Kinghorne in their Drawing  Room at Glamis.
      b- At 14 Newbeggin, Beverley.
      c- The Window Seat.
17- Boxers who keep Busy : Lessons to be learnt from the Albert Hall.
18- Rowing with Swivels : Their Advantages against the Fixed Pin.
19- Arrival of Summer birds : The First Flycatchers.
20- Letters to the Editor.
21- In the City : Canal Transport. Written by Pactolus.
22- The British Hard Court Championships. (Tennis). Written by J. E. Collett.
23- Our American Golfing Visitors  a Tough Team to Beat.
      Miss Helen Hicks., Mrs. O. S. Hill,., Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare., Mrs. Harley Higbee., Miss Virginia Van Wie., Miss Marion Hollins., Miss Maureen Orcutt, 
24- New Men for International Golf : What the English Close championship has Revealed.
25- English Contract Bridge.
26- Vintage Time on a South African Wine Farm : Why rain Means Poor Wine - The critical Period of Fermentation - Maturing Processes.
27- The Country House :  Rock Gardens at the Chelsea Show.  Written by Eleanor Sinclair Rohde.
28- Harbour hints for Cruisers- Lowestoft.  Written by E. Keble Chatterton.
29- Why the Percheron is popular on Farm and Road.  Written by J. S. Chivers.

Condition is Very Good.