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... Curran showed about 100, and sold of thess to Mr Duncan, FHockbeim, and Young, Wood bill, £ll7a fid. Bridie showed about 100, and sold a score Mr Ogilvy, Kirkton ol Vigeans, £l5. Mr Spenoe. Glasgow, and Messrs Speirs, k Turner, dealers, also showed large ...
... skins et Mr Gilbert's book may not be saistres to intending auditors. In Utopis Limited,* sr The Flowers of Progress, Mr Gilbert wishes to show the effect of a modern artistic tads sod fashion on the simple minded satires et • Seeds Pacific island ...
... buttonhole a bouquet of primroses from a flower girl on the way, which action I was called in question severely by my friend, who reminded ma that it was talatitOSS DAY ; and deeming:thatlit would be disrespectful to the flower that grows in so great profusion ...
... years in the regiment. On Wednesday at the Chelsea Town Hall Dr Wynn Wescott, the Deputy. Coroner, held an inquiry concerning the death of Allred Beattie. Corpl.Gast of the Ist Scots Guards, stationed at Chelsea, said deceased always seemed to enjoy good ...
... prizes at the exhibition birds. CRAIGO WORKS FLOWER SHOW. The summer competition show of the Craigo Works Horticultural Society was held, iu Craigo School, the afternoon Saturday last. The display of flowers, and especially of vegetables, was very deficient ...
... skill may repair it; if • light be extinguished, the flame may be rekindled ; hot if a flower be crushed, what power can restore it to what it was before ? Such a flower is purity. If you are content to part with it, make up your mind to all the evils and ...
... SoMBTBtKO for Floeistr. —There is at present in flower in one of the plant-house* J. Keith, Esq. of Usan, two magnificent specimens the recently-introduced Japanese lily, liW*m aurohm, the individual flowers of which measure from twelve to fourteen inches ...
... containing the first efforts of Wordsworth’s muse,—he proceeded to show the characteristics of Wordsworth’s poetry, illustrating his remarks by specimens Liken from his more common writings. showed how Wordsworth, having chosen poetry to convey to the minds ...
... beneath which the rich grass was yellow, or rather orange-coloured, with marigolds, while the hedgerows were blue with the flower Rousseau loved, the starlike pervenche of delicate blue. Out of the tall irregular hedges, of very different aspect from our ...
... service. A general is to bo despatched to Algeria to pick out the flower of the troops in that colony to be conveyed to the scene of action, and take part in the fray. Our own Government is showing that it is on the alert. It has resolved to add 11,000 men to ...
... —Fifteen to counties, three to new boroughs in Cheshire and Lancashire, i.e. , Birkenhead, Burnley, Staley bridge; two to Chelsea and Kensington ; one each to Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Leeds and one, we are most happy to say—recognising the ...
... case eventually, if God not mercifully inter[ pose, and bring about many other changes), to get rid of Mr. Bennett, did he not show how little disposed was to take stringent and effectual means,” «kc., by appointing a man of the same Popish tendencies to ...