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... from sweet-smelling flowers. On landing, they found vast quantities of the Plumer a Alba, in full bloom, rendering the air redolent with rich odour, and from this plant, which the present inhabitants of Antigua call the Frangipanni flower, is distilled that ...
... complain the indignity that pot upon her dear suffering daughter, inasmuch as be has nothing better go to the Crystal Palace Flower-Show in than old bonnet she bad all last year, and which would dis- grace tbe head any Creraome, and moreover shame to gentleman ...
... country. To meet the growing demand f'-r first-class Flower* particularly ** Florist Flowers, have adopted our usual maxim of '‘barging the lowest pooalble prices. A tlon of 44 packets beautiful Annual Flower Seeds.. ,£b »! IMtto ditto ditto .. 5 6 Pltto ditto ...
... Ancient and Modern Masters ; Valuable Florentine Bronzes, elegant Specimens of Oriental Porcelain, a few Lots of fine Old Chelsea China ; A magnificent Jewelled Clock, an unique specimen of Carving, by Grinling Gibbons; Beautiful Vases in Malachite and ...
... popular remedy called the Chelsea Pensioner, of which Dr. Paris has given the following formula in bis excellent Pharmacologia :—Of guaiacum resin, one drachm; of powdered rhubarb, two drachms; of cream of tartar and of flowers of sulphur, an ounce of each ...
... the throat ; the diary part opening so as to show habit-shirt of white muslin plaited in front, and finished at the throat by small t-malng-over collar. The sleeves are demi-long, and situp in front the showing full under-sleeves of white muslin gathered ...
... minutes.—Hull Packet. Flowers on Graves.—Wordsworth tells of men —Who would crawl and botanise Even on their mothers' graves, and the following police report (Hammersmith) shows that in London it is not uncommon to pluck flowers from graves. Mr. Frederick ...
... soil ? Lo ! women are flowers that are always becoming more beautiful and fragrant the more they are guarded and cared for. But men should keepers in the garden of beauty ; they may rejoice themselves in the fragrance of the flowers, hut they may not rumple ...
... last, after which she removed Chelsea, after that to Battersea. When went to Follarn there were children there. He was treated better at Fullam than afterwards, hut he hud not. always enough to eat. When they went to Chelsea the children principally slept ...
... Gaol Cl.sploH, 2. Notices to Correepoodenta, 2s CJ Ceetrttnay of Walredifen, le Cif Th. Flowers of leash Melody, for the l'utee, Flits, Vielin, Re, Is 3d Tray Flowers of Scotch Melody, do. Is 3d of the Ligon, GI. by Song Books from Id to I. oath. Tte Con ...
... grand terrace—which is separated from the flower garden by the iron fence already alluded to—extends along the south front the mansion, and is divided from the lower grounds by parapet wall, along which flower vases arc ranged, snd these, with the beds ...
... four days before the funeral, which will lake place between the 17tli and l!)lh of November. They will then be removed to Chelsea Hospital, where the body will lie stale for three days, and on the evening before the solemnity it will be removed to the ...