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... GRAND DAHLIA SHOW AND HORTICULTURAL FETR AT CHISWICK. It would be difficult to imagine how the culture of that fa- vourite flower (the dahlia) could arrive at a greater degree of perfection than it has already attained, if the splendid sampl.s which are ...
... ROYAL HOSPITAL, Chelsea, 24th January, 1849. TIIE RIGHT HONOURABLE the LORDS aud others COMMISSIONERS of this Hospital do HERKUY GIVE NOTICE, tbat they are ready to receive TKN DERS from, and to treat with, such persons as maybe willing to CONTRACT for ...
... the executors of the late Mr. R. Smith, under the following circumstances :— Mr. Flower appeared on behalf of the prosecution, and Mr. Norton for the prisoner. Mr. Flower stated the case. The prisoner at the bar was charged with forging and putting off ...
... favour of the prisoner's sister, Miss Anne Bailey, of Arthur-street, Belfast, was yesterday brought up for re- examination. Mr. Flower conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Chad- wick Jones appeared as counsel, with Mr. Norton, as soh- citor, for the prisoner ...
... 'street Bird, . lames. Hammersmith Darby, Charles, Whitechapel Birkhead, Benjamin, Chelsea Davidson, Charles, Maddox-st Birt, J.. Middletoii-square Davis, Thomas, Chelsea Bishop, Alex., Sunbury Davis, James H., Hendon Bishop, John, Sunbury Davis, James ...
... valedictor •ess, and mentioned in the peroration to his pathetir far ■ the fact to which we have just alluded. '-and Horticultural Show at Tunbridge Lls — Yesierday, at one o'clock, one ofthe most splendii •vs we have witnessed for some time past, took place ...
... upwards of 150. Schools in connection with the institution are to be established Immediately at Clapham, Clerkenwell, Pimlico, Chelsea, Fulliam, Houuslow, and Rotherhithe. Covent-gahden Market.— A splendid supply of both fruit and vegetables was brought to ...
... The Cottage Pattern is plain, standing on shell feet, the Tea and Coffee Pots with a flower ornament on the lids. The King's Pattern is richly embossed with flowers and scrolls. The shape of either is new and elegant. Cottage Pattern. , King's Pattern ...
... D R Young*, .1 Cripps, W Hope, G W Round, J Baring, H ROYAL SOUTH LONDON FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY. A grand miscellaneous flower show of the above society | was held, yesterday, at the Royal Surrey Zoological Gar- ' dens, open to all exhibitors. The society ...
... through a long passage to the front lobby, dashed at the win- dow, and not making good her passage, she took refuge under a flower stage, where she lay fast, the dogs and men surrounding tbe house. The ladies were alarmed and shut the tloor to keep the ...
... apparent ease at Chelsea for tin year or more, has therefore a considerable property of some sort to fall back upon. Should this be Mr Thorn-ill's opinion, he is, we are persuaded, under mistake. Mr. Oastler has not lived an idle life at Chelsea ; he has la- ...
... Mr. Ogle, Glasgow. TOKEN FLOWERS. Now ready, bound in siik, Kilt edges, r |'HE LANGUAGE OK FLOWERS. An elegant little volume, the purport i.t which is to convey n knowledge of the meaning or sentiment attached to each flower, so that a correspondence ...