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... Victoria Hospital for Children, Chelsea, in the shape of a tete and fancy fair, which will be held in the Botanical Gardens from June 21 to 23, ia aid of funds of the institution. of suffering children is suffiernt speak for itself, and the Priece and ...
... forencon—Sir John Ulark, Bart, presiding. There was a small {he following letter was read from Dr ; ‘Lodge, Porchester Gardens, W., June 5, I regret very much meeti ng, for I should have li od to mest eld friends and valued supporters, and to my cordial ...
... praiAiig. There was e small attendance The following letter was read from Dr Farquhar■oo, M.P. : “Migvie Lodge, Porchester Gardens, W., June 6. Dear Sir,—l regret very oaoch being nnable to attend the meeting, for I should have liked to meet many old friends ...
... boast to have securedand re- been my remain, gentlemen, your faithful gag obedient servant, “ AnruuR Jas. 4 Carlton Gardens, London, June 24. 1892. ...
... GAMES under the au auspices be held in Field ucar the Sovrm Loves, Keith-uail, on of the Inverurie Oddfellows sad Free Gardeners will June Silver Medals, &c., will be given to the most Met Competitars in the various Games, Dances, and Bagpipe GRAND BAZAAR ...
... experiment with oranges grown at Wooton Lea, Glen Osmond, South Australia. On June 14 and 15 last, about 3000 oranges of the best kinds were gathered for export, the head gardener (Mr John Binnie) taking care that the fruit should not be pulled off the branches ...
... the same variety and situation daring the last six year*, vis., in 1889, June 17 ; 1890, Jane 1891, June : June ; 1893, Jane 13 ; 1894, Ac., Tan Gakdxnkk. The Gardens, Fairfield. June 11, 1895. V. DUBLIN ALL disorder* canted by bilious state ...
... presiding. There was a good attendance. The following letter was read from Dr Farquharson, M.P. : Migvie Lodge, Porchester Gardens, W, June 5. Dear Sir,—l regret very much being unable to attend the meeting, for I should have liked to meet many old friends ...
... with interest. The Garden m June, What wear in June,” and the Gatherer contain deal of seasonable and useful information, A new pianoforte piece entitled Song of Rost' is included in this number. The contents of The Quiver for June are, as usual, of an ...
... night Mew a candle an’ bnin’t left his bed yit. ’ Blsw I, out candle?” “Yep-n Roman candle. 1 Caller: “You call this garden scene June, but I the leaven are alien toe • D'Auber; “They were on the treM, but ine I picture got such withering criticism from ...
... now sought Anil obtaine.l a personal interview A% ith L,nl Stanley of Preston, at the Hoard of Trade °thew, Whitehall Gardens, no June 1111 i, 1887. Thu Right Hon. J. Chamberlain, accompanied by Mr George Disoo, 1.1°., introduced ilepatation. llie President ...
... llArtillery.. Sept. 2!lst V.B.G.H.Sept 4 FISHKR6' SQCAKK. Oddfellows June 11 Foresters. June 12 Foresters .June 19 Oddfellows .June 18 Odd fellows ..J une 25 Foresters June 26 Foresters July Oddfellows Oddfellows July 9 ...