... Chippendale furniture extant. The gardens at the back are so extensive that they are not infrequently lent by Lord Iveagh for flower shows. Washington society is just now engaged in trying to solve nice little problem. The Turkish Minister, AH Bey, has lately ...

... stretches the corridor wall and ceiling, clothai with flowering climbing plants of every a.:nd jasmines and honeysuckle, heliotropes fuchsias, mingling their trailing foliage with tho elegant blue flower of the plumbago plant and the regal scarlet clusters ...

... Preference. Among Canadian Railways, Grand Trunks sased off $ to j, but Pacifics showed no change. Foreign Railways, beyond a fall of 2 in Buenos and Pacific Ordinary, showed no change. The changes after official hours were: Foreign Government Securities ...

... from the Northern cold but his short velveteen jacket, red waistcoat, and kuickerbockers. was going home after long day iu Chelsea, and, conscious of something fantastic iu his appearance, and of doubtful legality in his calling, he was dipping into side ...

... the Northern cold but his short velveteen jacket, red waistcoat, and knickerbockers. He was going home after a long day in Chelsea, and, conscious of something fantastic in his appearance, and of doubtful legality in his (ailing, he was dipping into side ...

... humble collection of old china of his own at the Rectory, and it, was ever new delight to him to rove not exactly from flower to flower, but from cabinet to Qatfinet, to examine the quite priceless treasures that were collected there. He was standing before ...

... ot f ry .^, a blaze oolour, and filled with the fragrance of roes**, mignonette, stocks, and a dozen other sweet-smelling flowers still glistening with the dewdrops which the ran had not yet had time to kiss off. The garden shut in by thick box hedges ...

... a large paper bag, and, setting fire to some light fuel a tin tray, held the bag over it with the result that the bag soon showed somo •abortive tendency to rise. While thus engaged, widow lady, who was a neighbour, entered the room, and, watching the ...

... DOWNFIELD FLOWER SHOW. The annual exhibition of the Mains and Strathmartine Horticultural Society was held in the Downfield Publio School on Saturday, when there were present:—Sir James and Lady Low; Mrs Douglas Morrison, Miss Morrison, Master Douglas ...

... iu undiluted doses. try to be in the vicinity of a fisher waddin'. Loi:mos. HEMOilta OF THE FLOWER SHOW. ( STANDARD SPICIAL.] Now that the dower shows are over (says a contributor), I do not wonder that they compose the autumn horror of an editor ...

... time do their hair at the back and not at the top of the head. The peculiar erection the hair at the top of the head, the flowers that adorn it, and the method of wearing the shawl, are a kind of coquettish warpaint, the appanage of youth and vigour; and ...

... Alexandra's wish that only English fabrics should be worn Englishman recalls the fact that James I. had a similar desire, which showed planting the Mulberry Uarden, the sit»» the present Buckingham Palace, for the cultivation of silkworms. Apparently he did ...