... as Wall Paper Manufacturers I Os- born and Shearirutn. Stephendale Works Fuliam • Paulton Works. King's Boad. Chelsea: and The Vale Chelsea. John *Frurr.ble and Sons. York Street. Leeds Wyhe and Lochhead limited. Whiteineh. near Glas- gow: and Portland ...

... and 3,00, 0007 in telegraphic transfers on ac ls 4 The Stock Markets have been extremely queet shroughout the day pnees showing littie change Tho only any department featare in the morning was a little improve ment South Atnean descriptions gave way ...

... unfortunately Stormberg, wear their caps on Minden Day, memory of the fight in the j French gardens, when they plucked the flowers, and adorned their head-dresses with them. This another instance of how completely the people of the three kingdoms are being ...

... list questions addressed to the Department which both gentlemen adorn. Even the equable temper of the Financial Secretary showed signs succumbing under the strain of a relentless curiosity, shown all parts the House in a variety of administrative details ...

... ed ivory hgures, bronre groups, ) speciuens of Old Liverpool, Dresden, Napkin, majolica, Fi Cealport, WedgWnod. Doulton. Chelsea, Chinese, Daven- at port. Della Robbia, Delft, Spode, Imari, and other wares: as shilfilly-carved Japanese bowi with pearl ...

... with an indefinite colourless paper ; or just as unfortunate on the other hand, s tiny room where great bunches of brilliant flowers, generally chrysanthemums, 1 notice, sprawl incontinently over the walls. Another mistake often made is to choose a paper ...

... s-kN wies-u in reousEt, 'the -pref c-red risinz 4. to 31 ani th. (Ibd'-laeau -s 1. a 57. Electric l'ta -. arurs were dull, Chels-ea ?? 4, to 7. an iy ?? Lotndon praifet-red 4.2 to 124., As-norngst indtis- i' Mtl -h-ir- . TX ste and Parkin-s declined 4, ...

... very shortly have something ts show for his tong period of preparatior a Meanwhile, the protest addressed to sident Kruger against his treatment of the colonial prisoners has given m ch satisfaction Reports from the frong show that the Boers have been treatin ...

... was a visit by her Majesty this (Saturday) afternoon to the Royal Hospital at Kilniainham, which may be called the Irish Chelsea, for it serves the same b neficent purpose as the admiiable institution of the English metropolis. Kilmainham ia to all intents ...

... her Majesty this (Saturday) afternoon to the Bar of Royal Hospital at Kilmainham, which may be -R in- called the Irish Chelsea, for its serves the ng same beneficent purpose as the admirable in- on stitution of the English metropolis. Kilmain TI n ...

... Oonnaught, the MarOjJ Marchioness Waterford, Lord and ford, Count Mensdorff, and Sir David _j>„ After dinner, Viscount Chelsea, Viscountess Chelsea, and Lord Plunket joined the Royal circle in the rfr room. ' nidi? ...

... propapated by means of ecutting, mnd it is by no means dear; it is dwarf, forms dense twfta of leaves, aad flowers freely. It er- pand6 its flowers in bright sunshine during summer, but closes the n towards evening and in dull weather; but when autumn comes ...