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... CHELSEA PESSIONERS’ VOTES. With regard to seven of the nine Chelsea pensioners who citimed the £lO franchise in respect of Chelsea Hospital, Mr. Strickland, the revising barrister, gave judgment yesterday. He found that these pensioners occupied theirplaces ...
... A CHELSEA MEMORIAL. The Old Boy* of the Clock House School, of the most ancient Voluntary schools in existence —have perpetuated the memory of three former scholars who have fallen while serving in South Africa. With funds collected among themselves, ...
... CHELSEA WIN BEFORE AN LMOST a record crowd was attracted yesterday to Stamford Bridge 1 by the first meeting of Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur as members of the First Division of the Football League. Chelsea played the amateur, E. W. William; at outside-left ...
... DEATH OF VISCOUNT CHELSEA. We regret to announce that Viscount Chelsea, eldest son of Earl Cadogan, died shortly after midnight on, Wednesday at Temple House, Theobalds Park, Hertfordshire. Lord Chelsea, who had been ill for some time, was born on Juno ...
... SOCIETY SUMMER SHOW In the Grounds of the ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, July 11.12, and 13. By kind permission of the Lords Commissioners. THE FLOWER SHOW OF THE SEASON. All Classes of PLANTS, FRUITS, and FLOWERS ...
... the cultivation of the flower. Now, a hundred and eighteen years after it- appearance at Marseilles, the golden flower has attained popularity to which the vast masses of glorious blooms of endless varieties seen in our flower-shows bear witness. It is natural ...
... received by Field- Marshal Bir Cieorge White, Governor of Chelsea Hospital, and the trustees of the Cripples’ Home, namely, Sir William Treloar. the Bishop of London, the Hon. Harry {.awson, Sir Ernest Flower, and Sir William Henry Dunn. The medical staff will ...
... wretched to appreciate flowers or even to blow what the otiect of - oar visit was. I asked the advice of several who either worked in Chelsea, lived in Chelsea, or bed experience with the local poor. I I visited some of the Chelsea s.ina and decided it ...
... THE FLOWERS OF JUNE. At the Royal Horticultural Society's fortnightly show yesterday outdoor flowers asserted their supremacy. In view of the exceedingly worn period from which have just emerged It little difficult to determine whether outdoor flowers ...
... THE CHELSEA ROADWAYS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,—Last year you permitted to invite the attention of the public to the disgraceful way the roads Chelsea Borough were kept. Unfortunately, the members and officials of that Council have taken no ...
... contrast to what generally in Chelsea. Our heinous sin in making schemes public they are undergoing the process of tr.:libation in secret Committee at the Town Ball i 4 well known. ' The moral obliging of giving inforioation to Chelsea folk about their own affairs ...
... CHELSEA GOSSIP. Footballers may exult over the decay el aid* bet the interest al the old sad want of dm I slower pme remains undiminished. Leed mai Lady Chelsea be regarded as types of Ihe mention. Their devotion to Lords is se enthusiastic as ever It ...