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... white roses, each flower having a brilliant diamond enclosed ill its centre. The Dowager Duchess of Beaufort relieved her mourning dress with a stomacher of diamonds and opals ; the headdress being composed of a diamond tiara and flowers. Among the debutantes ...
... containing the first efforts of Wordsworth’s muse,—he proceeded to show the characteristics of Wordsworth’s poetry, illustrating his remarks by specimens Liken from his more common writings. showed how Wordsworth, having chosen poetry to convey to the minds ...
... beneath which the rich grass was yellow, or rather orange-coloured, with marigolds, while the hedgerows were blue with the flower Rousseau loved, the starlike pervenche of delicate blue. Out of the tall irregular hedges, of very different aspect from our ...
... —Fifteen to counties, three to new boroughs in Cheshire and Lancashire, i.e. , Birkenhead, Burnley, Staley bridge; two to Chelsea and Kensington ; one each to Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Leeds and one, we are most happy to say—recognising the ...
... com: down to us, and it is only when at sixteen he enters college that we begin to trace those traits of his character which show him to have been a: honest and earnest truth-seeker. At even the: famous Oxford he took his place in the foremost rank, and ...
... far from well.] Royat Descent oF THE Poet Cyrus sends to the the copy of a pedigree he has recently received from Scotland, showing that Thomas Campbell was lineally descended from Kobert IL. Conrztition—Srrixixne is remarkable that the first and second ...
... A statue of the Stephenson is about to be erected in the Oxford Museu m. Baker, one of the masters of the Royal Asylum at Chelsea, has put an end to his existence. The of belt has been handed over to Hare the “ Stalybridge Infant.” A great number of of ...
... Major. She arrived with him in Dublin on Thursday from. London. The census returns of Western Canada, so far as completed, show an increase at least 250,000 over that of 1850. A Mississippi exchange gets off the following on an editorial confrere :— ...
... thanks for the very liberal patronage she has received since commencing business. Her remaining stock of Millinery, Ribbons. Flowers, Blondes, &c. will be sold at a great reduction,— Sale commencing Tuesday, May 21st. 142 Nethergate. rhubarb tarts. THOS ...
... the funds of this Association :—General Arbuthnott, ; Sir John S. Forbes, £3 3s. GRAND FLOWER SHOW.—The following gentlemen have become patrons of the flower show to be held at the Rifle datherin , y e , in addition to those announced last week :—J. R ...
... Seats Bill.—l hear that Chelsea and Kensington arc to meet to pry est Against the treatment their claims have received the hands of the majority the Commons. I don't think the majority will much mind the denunciations of Chelsea and Kensington—all the ...
... Bill. — l hear that Chelsea and Kensington are to meet to proest figainst the treatment their claims have receiv. d at the hands of the majority in the Commons. But I don't think the majority will much mind the denunciations of Chelsea and Kensington -all ...