... from them far more extensive than I was enabled to do any previous occasion. The respective lists from the different donors show that 295 species and varieties of plants have been sent, most of which are now growing in the garden. Among the more important ...

... Parlour Chairs, in .loth; • manias Marlboro /iota, in ; 12 Chain, covered in lioness, Sad arm do. to match; a Mahogany Sofa, and Flower Talks; au rariowd Cabinet ; Cabooses with Chancier attached; a grand, hrillivnt. toned octave, by Errard ; mad Messemtuol ...

... evening, in order avoid the wet, and this is the more to regretted, the show, the last which will be held by the society this season, contained an excellent collection of flowers and plants, amongst which was remarkably line display cut roses. Those were ...

... It appeared that was a furniture dealer well as licensed victualler. had supplied furniture to £75 to a house Morestreet, Chelsea, where a Mrs. Stevens lived, whom tho insolvent now admitted he had been living with for some time. Genese was have given ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. The Water Lily. —lt marvellous whence this perfect flower derives its loveliness and perfume, springing as it does from the blaek mud over which the river sleeps, and where lurk the slimy eel and speckled frog, and the mud turtle, whom ...

... ladyship wore superb bridal costome, competed of a silver moire gothic dress, covered with Brussels laoe. wreath of orange flowers, intermixed with ailver leaves, encircled the head, and a necklace and bonquet of costly pearls and diamonds, with a wsily ...

... on, atd damaged as far as it possibly could be. If any one would walk by the new squares in the Chelsea quarter of London, he would perceive that the flowers and. standing'. plants were twining through the: ralls, and of hundreile of thousanuds of peo- ...

... with romance, and some older people fancy, perhaps from their experience cricket matche-, layings ot foundation stones and flower shows, that a tent is cool, airy, and desirable summer residence. I like popular delusions —they make great many good people ...

... 000 for the completion of the sooth wing of Buckingham Palace; £32,841 for the park Battersea; £5.600 for Chelsea _ bridge ; £35,000 for tho Chelsea Embankment and Public Roadway. £4,000 for purchase of the right of the patentee, order to give tho public ...

... AUCTI Q3$. / THE LATE CHARLES WARIN ES ,ALE. EASEHULD INTEREST i a Delightful L Cottage Residence, with Pleasure Grounds, Flower and Fruit Garden attached; A small Collection of Paintings,* By some of the mnst esteemed Mastery, including speclimens by ...

... from the date of the show at which he wins, and to serve the Cows of Members of the Society resident within the Union, at a fee not exceeding £1 10s. each cow. Each of the above Cups to challenged every year, at the annual Cattle Show, and to be won three ...

... matter upon the color or shape of the flower. Camellias, which are beginning their growth, may be removed to vineries or peachhouses now at work ; they will there set their buds early, and may be expected to flower about next November or December, at which ...