The Duchess of Bedford, Mary Russell Country Life Magazine Portrait April 19 1930The Duchess of Bedford, Mary Russell Country Life Magazine Portrait, Frontispiece, April 19 1930. LXVII No. 1735 The featured frontispiece this week is a striking portrait of Mary Russell, Duchess of Bedford, widely known as the Flying Duchess, standing beside her aircraft at a pivotal moment in aviation history. The Subject: Mary du Caurroy Tribe Russell (18651937), Duchess of Bedford, an extraordinary pioneer of early aviation. The Scene: She is

noted for her prominent role in British country life

is to be married to Mr Guy Fetherstonhaugh

She is pictured here in the ruins of Cowdray House

A graduate of Southampton University

I doubt you would ever find a better copy of this map

of Aniceford House

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younger daughter of the Honourable David and Lady Katherine Nall-Cain

the youngest of the daughters of the 9th Duke of Devonshire and Evelyn Petty-Fitzmaurice

celebrated his 50th birthday on November 14

With Miss Hume is a St James's Park squirrel who took a shine to her diamond engagement ring

Miss Caroline Bertie