... submitted documents with reference thereto, arrangements were made with regard to the forthcoming Spring Show-fixed for Thursday, April 26th-and the other shows of the year. Some other matters having been disposed of, the attention of the members of the committee ...

... having submitted some documents with reference thereto, arrangements wero made with reyard to the fort! ing show—tixed for Th , April 26th—and other shows of the ear Some otber matters havi of, the attention of the members ‘of the was directed to two choice ...

... they are disabled age or wounds, or worn down long exposure 10 pestilential climes, they arc quietly taking their case in Chelsea, How cheerily talk ; how well they bear up against the ‘•rheumatic.-, though that is dreaded more by them than ever was the ...

... time, will not show flower too soon; but if they do, the spikes should be pinched out. We never pinch a second time after the plants go into their flowering pots, and the flower-stems are always vigorous, the trusses broad, and the flowers ...

... whole space which they had covered have sprung up and flowered the pretty yellow corollas of this flower, which was unknown to modern science, but is described in Pliny and Diescorides. This flower had disappeared from fifteen to twenty centuries, land ...

... advanced to the communion table. Lighted candles and vases of flowers adorned the altar. The numerous bowings, crossings, and genuflexions characteristic of Roman Catholic churches showed that the service would be of the highest ritualistic style, unless ...

... and Captain Philip Green haveleft Bayham. Abbey forthe Continent till after Easter. Earl and Countess Cadogan arrived at Chelsea House, Cadogau-placoLondon, yesterday, from liabrehama Hall, Caeutridlge. The Earl of Northbrook receives this week a shooting ...

... date in the spring convenient to the right hon. Mr. Harvie jowpit the honorary Queen‘s-rosd, surer of the 1,000 towards the Chelsea, haa jast given £ land adjoining the required for the and tenant resolved to wu Lady Flore on the occa- ings a: marriage with ...

... —J. Gibson and C. Gibson, of Putney, watermen, rowed a pair-oared race for .1:30 side, against J. Winsley and 0. Piper, of Chelsea, landsiuen ; and although the former are mere novices as compared with their opponents, who have been rowing together for ...

... al girl had wake liar. For two or three slays Cecile had rein lined in Pan', scarcely Ileein4 anythieg of us. who clearly showed her hool co of giving her a dace *kb her. At the end of the the maid, who alone seemed ioi the secret, informed Cecile that ...

... The opportunity ol the visit to the church was taken advantage of by.a number of French people, ladies and gentle* men, to show their continuing respect for the fallen dynasty, and attendance mass became a political demonstration. The early train brought ...

... country where never man dwelt ; and they entered into Esphrstes by the narrow passages of the river. For the Most High then showed signs for them, and bell still the flood till they passed over. For through that country there is a great way to go et • year ...