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... fine vases and jugs, enriched with relief work and engravings, of original designs ; also number plaques which show some beautiful Co 1 ondon show a number of beautiful Plaques, pilgrim bottles, ftc., chiefly ware. Specially noticeable iv the collection ...
... white chaplet of flowers placed by some kind hand upon the grave David Livingstone, and no one in our estimation deserves so well the honourof reposing here as the great African traveller. From Westminster took the steamer to Chelsea, and waited outside ...
... where thev Purchased a very Large Stock of MfLLIXERY and STRAW and FANCY BONNETS and HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SCARFS, &c. They wiU make the FIRST SHOW of the NEW GOODS TO-DAY and DURING NEXT WEEK. Special attention is directed to very Large Display ...
... amusements are the order the day. SUN FLOWERS. This is just the season for sun flowers, those too much neglected productions of country garden. Thomas Carlyle rejoices in them. His little garden in Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, always has .abundant supply ; and ...
... prizes between the members of the Teachers’ Swimming Club, which took place in the large ladies’ swimming bath in King's Rood, Chelsea. The prizes were from five shillings to pound in value, and each successful competitor chose the article which she most coveted ...
... Lord Fife is the happiest bachelor in England, folly sensible the honour conferred upon him, delighted the opportunity of showing his beautiful house to his friends, and perhaps not unmindful that rival entertaining •bachelors” are grinding their teeth ...
... velvet, with gold cord and tassels, or little white hat caught at one side, with corn flowers and poppies, reminding one of the hats which used to figure on Chelsea shepherdesses in old china groups. The cap which beat matched the costume was something ...
... black velvet, with gold cord and tassels, little white hat caught up at one side, with corn flowers and poppies, reminding one of the hats which used figure on Chelsea shepherdesses in old china groups. The cap which beet matched the costumo was something ...
... contributors to the book which is to be published in connection with the forthcoming show at the Albert Hall, the object of which is redeem mortgage of £5OOO now burdening the Chelsea Hospital for Women. Some special page illustrations will also be drawn for the ...
... sources, and in one of them I am especially interested. The Duchess of Albany has been in the habit of sending flowers the patients in the Chelsea Hospital for Women, and only in July last she and her husband opened the new building in which tho patients ...
... England. [PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] The report that the Reserves will be called up for garrison duty created excitement at Chelsea to-day, numbers presenting themselves the Barracks willing for foreign service. The Second Battalion Grenadier Guards' volunteers ...
... members of Parliament, and do so, even before Good Friday. 80 Easter Sunday fell this year on the day usually appropriated to a show of pictures ready feline Academy in the studios there were but few invitations sent, and very small gatherings of critics and ...