... Hazleton's house- maid, who has enclosed the letter iaan envelope directed MRS. STANMORE, AT MRS. BONNY'S, 11, DIXON-STREET, CHELSEA An address which indicates a descent in the social scala from the semi-Belgravian gentility of owt er-street, Eccleston-square ...

... Haverfordwest Horticultural Show was held on Thurs- day. From the fact alone that there were 300 mora entries for competition than last year, it may be in- ferred that the Society is in public favour. On the same day, a flower show was held at Pontypoo!. Thera ...

... was mado Viceroy in order to carry out Lord Salisbury's policy. Lady Mitford yesterday distributed the prizes at the Chelsea Flower Show, which was held ou tho beautiful lawn of the Rectory. Many of the most beautiful specimens exhibited were grown in win- ...

... did before, aad all the ground will occupied. When the Royal Agricultural „ held their show at Batteraea, it (to der's phrase) made the neighbourhood. Ihe present show, even though only Pr ...

... of the resolution passed at a mass meet- ing of publicans of Chelsea, held at Lillie Bridge, the following resolution was passed at an aggre- gate meeting of the four Radical Clubs of Chelsea, held in the large hall of the Eleusis Club on Saturday night ...

... circumstances there is nothing to show where the grave is located. The chamber is about eight feet s quare, and was built specially for the reception of his faintly. Mr Caswell, the under- taker, of Q eeu's-road, Chelsea, has received his instructions from ...

... writing in the ''Annual Register for that year, after noticing the porcelain of Dresden and Chantil* Ion, and classing that of Chelsea with them, considering- them all as more ornamental than useful, and as costly as Oriental porcelain, adds:—We have indeed ...

... (secretary of the Congregational Union of Wales), in Lho chair. A financial statement, read by the secretary (Mr W. Williams), showed that the church, which consisted of about 320 members, mostly young people from the Principality, had contributed during the ...

... which his worship officially opened the doors. The key, constructed by Mr Blrry, of Duke street, from a design by Mr Seward, shows upon the bole the dragon of the Royal Cambrian Academy, surrounded by the motto— Y ddraig goch, a ddyry gychwyn. En- amelled ...

... interspersed with hothouse flowers. On the wall behind the bride were arranged stocks of bearded wheat, whilst over the door was a largo horseshoe composed of dark-green moss, the nails being represented by bright red flowers. Mr Lynas, head gardener at ...

... 10 some admirable batting by Lord Chelsea. Foley, Coventry, aud Brand. the Etonians beaded their opponents by lu4, and, going in a second time, Harrow lost three wickets for 84. A. C. McLaren aud Watson again showed the best cricket. From the following ...

... remarkable truth. Mr Hubert Vos, R.B.A., shows two heads, a Chelsea pensioner and a shoeblack, both excellent studies, and demonstrating lucidity of expression on the part of the artist. U A Breezy Day, showing high- land cattle on a moor, with their ...