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... been givcnbim. The photographs show Cetewayo enormous man, a little under sis feet big a handsome, over-fed specimen oi humanity With nothing repulsive whatever about him. A tope measure round the chest would probably show 60 inches, and each thigh half ...
... Botanical thirdene at Oxford, and the A pot hocary's Carden end other early botanical and private gardens at Chelsea, in Holborn, these flowers gradually made their way into the country house of the England of that time, and they are happy beautiful in ...
... the surface around their roots. Florists* Flowers.— Pinks will now require considerable attention, the pods of those which have a tendency to burst sbou'd have small ligature passed round them. Shade any flowers which may forward. Pansies. —Continue to ...
... investigated the naanufacture and paid a visit to . headquarters myself. I had heard of the Chelsea jellies years ago, but I put them in the same category as Chelsea buns, and thought no more about them, for indeed I could not get lid of my oldfashioned notions ...
... LATEST Office, Pleld-Nfarfthal . of oki the that 'The Governor textuni ;wick could 1101 , / Sir Patrick Grant. who hrs. _ Chelsea Hospital since 1874. This gallant soldier won most of his fame in India between ts. years 1820 acid 1860. He was nine pone ...
... he has been bre —llO, strange to say, will his countenance be. A man's character shows iu his countenance. Let the mind be vulgar and brutish, and how easily does it show in the face. The vacant stars of the savage, and the calm, steady eye of the philosopher ...
... quite calmly for Lord Salisbury in an ivory frame. The promoter and designer of the entire show was the indefatigable Mr S S Wood, formerly secretary of the Chelsea Hospital for Women —then of Olympic notority. He as omnipresent, and wonderfully successful ...
... was horrieed. Pray take these things at once, madam,' Fab! he; I do not let PMpresa seen single petal. She cannot endive flowers ! Fa the entire staff of the establishment had to set to wor?, s.t. remove the adornments be. fore the royal arrived' The ...
... always in stock. They wonld also direct attention to their varied as. sentiment of Rustic Flower Pots, Flower Pot covers, Artificial Plants and Flowers, Flower in large vatioty,Tiotwrat Tubes, hie, 46, Hill Street, Newry. SPECIAL—Many gentlemen would ...
... rich with the damp masses of fallen leaves and green moss and pine-sheaths, and where in Summer wood flowers love to grow. Now there were only frost flowers, beautiful stars, and fairy trumpets, and rings and spears that glittered in the light. The children ...
... selecting flowers, whilst the count and the othe- beaux were to m ike verses the choice of each of the ladies. Charlotte was desired to make her selection of a flower ; the sprightly Amelia had taken a rose: others, a carnation, a lily, or the flowers most ...
... 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 ...