Cecil, Evelyn, Mrs., d. 1941, Manners, Victoria, Lady, 1876-1933, ill · New York : Dutton · leaf 96
he Park. For overtwo centuries grazing was let to the milk-women whosold milk at the end of the Park, near Whitehall. Theypaid half-a-crown a week, and after 1772 three shillingsa week, for the right to feed cattle in the Park, AFrenchman, describing St Jamess at that time, is aston-ished at its… … CROCUSES IN EARLY SPRING, ST. JAMES*S PARK ess time looked ii that of to-da^ he loe, and they nest ^■ li, its direct desce;:Ittle grebes, have for the last twentythe Park. They used to icavc for theuii, but since 1883, when the first moorhenV have gradually taken to remaining con-through the year,…
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