... design in white lineable. Upon one. among other interesting thMoe, stands a beautiful Faletod in Old Chelsea &Ma, and above are numerous other figures in Chelsea or Dresden ware. Each room is lighted by a large crystal chandelier. but Mrs. Madden longs for ...

... Hos;ital with an amputated this case certain goods. The order was pot executed, and Audrum Road, Coamse: aked and the last show that the shows have not been @ financial succeas, Those who are not outede now are closely ployed first as a hewtenant of police and ...

... Bridle Path .---..—. 612 7 showed the way to the favourite to the mood last Mr 0 Lanes Harpoon ..-..-..—..--. 612 6 Oath, In the latter . 740074, 1•11, 147 •1 f iug obn . l47erd 7,447 eron Mr J Walpole's Chelsea ..---. •12 4 ...

... the House short time. THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. The Bill pasaed through Committee. the motion «if Lord M return was granted showing the names members either .noose Parliament prefcj-.t serving, under orders to serve, her Majesty in South Africa, the capacity ...

... maentration that we are a people yet, and this Made by people living in the Imality of the l &deaden of the Constabulary to it. It. show our love and reverence, and regret.* duct of perms of dam I Bartholomew Horgan, Spike bland, attached 1 h e lis right and ...

... BLOUSES, PARASOLS, MILLINERY., A SPECIAL SHOW. A SPECIAL SHOW. SILK ZEPHYRS, FRENCH PIQUES, FANCY ISLINS. PARIS MILLINERY WILL BE SHOWN DAIIY. MERCERISED SATEENS, FRINCH PERCAILE, FRENCH CAMBRICS. A SPECIAL WINDOW SHOW OF PARASOLS. NEW BRIIJANMTNES, BRAUTIUII ...

... the danghter of Mr. seven. loyalty amd affection om the Kroonstad is in many W™ miles south of @ delightful Railroad, and showed him @ was the of the matn- structare, we must at ones thal farm- “Shrimp.” He is good-looking, and wonderfully Chambers, the ...

... n was of course expressed the action of the (fused to-day. Majesty had come orer, &c.. Ireland for the purpose mainly of showing ber Appreciation of the great brarery those who are now engaged upon the field of battle. While folly understanding this, ...

... LONDON, -'IONDAY INyHT.-The despatch which the 'War Officc issued at eleven o'clock to-night, dated Bloeenfontein, 2-50 to-day, shows that the final strugg'e for the W'epenur distriot has corn- meaced. in real earnest. General Rundle lost a -few of his men ...

... Miss Mary Murphy—were conducted from the steps the Royal carriage, ar.d they jointly handed to the Queen magnificent bouquet flowers. The young ladies having retired, her called Sir Cliristopbrr Nixon, and. him. said—l am very greatly pleased wilh my visit ...

... Mar_ quis and Marohioness of Weaerford, Lord and Laedy Longford, Count Menkorff, and Sir David H Hnarrel Viscount Chelsea, Viscountess Chelsea. and Lord and Lady Phi-aret will join The oveal I circle after dinner. All the musical arrannemen.te made at the ...

... the rescue. The tribe wa« obliged to abandon its camp, greatly to the surprise and indignation of the Arab-. Tho first Flower Show of the Exhibition was thie week. Nothing more refreshing desired then from the daet end mortar of meet the building* the ...