... the name of a place or a person —it ought eoually bo spelled on phonetic principles. I very nearly lost last omnibus from Chelsea, by a pronunciation contrary to the conductor’s theory. I asked him “if passed the bottom of Albany-street” (for that was ...

... himself the Lake of La drey, near Grenoble. On arriving at the last-named town M. Fiuchaire went to an hotel, carefully avoided showing himself in the streets, as be was well known to many persons the town. Before leaving the hotel to execute his fatal purpose ...

... had sent his Kate uuuiy ktb'i. filled with fine flowers speech, besides presenting her r-.(h many iKUMiuets of real flowers, and protestations of never dying affection. His protostaWbns. like Ms flowers, how,-. , , prov. | to but short lived, and like ...

... Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed the name of the Lord.” Once gardener had a choice flower that he 'lnursed and tended above all the flowers of the garden. One missed it. thought a servant had taken it, Siad went about asking them all if ...

... shall have over million of soldiers the Held, and immense iron clad navy afloat (says the New York Herald, Aug. 6). shal then show Europe how to crush out rebellion in a style of unprecedented quickness and completeness. In the three months (the old “ninety ...

... wear mourning. Moriamur Fro Patria.—Under this head Mr. Daniel, Surgeon, of Chelsea, writes:— Martha Cherry, aged 70, residing at 3, Calthorpc-placc, Quceu’s-road, Chelsea, is ill and unablo to work. Her eldest son, ids wife, and three children were ...

... the detriment of the fund required for many other things the end of the week, t have often thought that at a poultry or flower show. plain, good, well-made useful set of kitchen utensils would (orra capital first prize in the cottager's class. It should ...

... road dust which soiled their clothes and clogged their beards aud hair. The entire enclosure was illuminated with wealth flowering shrubs and plants, which was positively startling. The sudden change from the crowded downs, the dusty carriages, the wearied ...

... heavens for a short time the years A.D. 323, 827, 1203, and 1639. M. Goldschmidt, a recent article in the Cosmos, endeavours to show ihat the stars so seen were really one star making the periodical returns, and calculates that the next ■visit of this celestial ...

... other flowering shrubs. My neighbours lu more sheltered places would show still rarer flowers greater abundance, and with one yon would And the orange, lemon, cllron, palms, and camellias, growing io the open air. All the above-mentioned flowers, without ...

... days of sensational amusements, it will doubt one of the “sights” of London tor months past wayfarers the high road throuch Chelsea and Parson s-gr en have noticed circular structure like canvas gasometer, which has risen in vast bulk some hundred yards ...

... Ney, Dupin, or Fontaineau may easily discovered. Hither the exiles of France brought their traditional love for birds and flowers, and though, after a wide lapse time, many of the national associations have faded away from the memories of their descendants ...