... 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 ...

... of Dicksonia antartica; Alsophila excelsa, Eucharis, Imantophyllums, Gardenias, Ac., for Winter and Spring flowering. Achiraenes are here flowered magnificently, quite equal to the finest plants we used to see at the London exhibitions, but now neglected; ...

... 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 ...

... ai, SociETT.-We woold oppose it. It is not, however, opposi- remind o„r readers that the annual Flower lion that is to be dreaded any case, bat rea- show ot this so=iet wil , bo he)d to . morrow sonable opposition. If the Commissioners , ~ ~ .. to Parliament ...

... was extremely beautiful, and on tile adjacent slopes of Vesuvius were many pretty villas surrounded by prolusion fruits and flowers. In reosut years wires had been introduced into the mountain in various places, for tile purpose of conveying to observatory ...

... already detailed in part, and again the man of science had left Chelsea without gaining husband’s consent. * * ❖ logue. No doubt many of the fair women who gathered, like radiant parterre of flowers, round his works, guilelessly associated in some way the man ...

... (that taken on the The pest the parish was Neal mftU n V cr time, tell you l, Parliamentary speech had fi l>4 t chapter) showing the votes to he—For, I s?,-. r-; ~ Mir wild tell the widout luiigh w ., w beluue you an’ an tlie stars. K 'What rustling of ...

... particularly satisfactory, as showing the increase of lands under green crops, and the great and increasing value of live stock. Newrt Hoetiooltdeal Show. —Wa re in om- notice of this show, having omitted tinning very handsome flower garden design exhibited ...

... Treasurer of the County Down, next addressed the meeting. Basing his observations on the words,. hath done all things well, he showed that Providence had provided for the well-being Hi* creatures in tbeir creation, preservation, and redemption. Besides all ...

... daughter md co-hdress is directly represented to-day by Lord Cadogan, who owns Sloane-street and the Chelsea (from which be takes bis second title Viscount Chelsea) estates of tir Hans, and the present Countess of Bathes ie the descendant of Sir Lucas Pepys ...