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... y short of the record show Windsor last year, are in excess of entries at the 1898 meeting Portsmouth, and very little below the large show Beadisgin 1897, whilst as compared with the last meeting in Winchester in 1890 they show an excess of nearly 200 ...
... followed by the SALE of the whole of the superior STOCK of 30 good class seasoned HORSES, right out of their regular work, many showing size, substance, and quality; 10 modem LANDAUS, all fitted with India rubber tyres (four of these carriages were new last ...
... followed by the SALE of the whole of superior STOCK of 30 good class seasoned HORSES, r ght o-.'t of their regular work, many showing size, substance, and quality; modern LANDAUS, all fitted with India rubber tyres (four these carriages were new last season); ...
... gathering st this 'lovely retreat , now at the senith of its umbrageous c harm, has not attained even larger proportions. The flower gardens and shrubberies, the deftly bordered terraces and avenues, and the broad sweep of plush-like lawns are details of ...
... Count Albert Menadorff, the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, Lady Georgians Curzon, Lord and Lady St Oswald, Lord and Lady Chelsea. Lord Valletort end his cocain. Captain Hedworth Lambton, Miss Blanche Forbes. Captain Salford. and Mr and Mrs Arthur James ...
... COTTAGE GARDEN SHOW, The third annual show under the auspice* of the North Bnd and Bast Grinstead Cottage Garden and Allotment Association took place Monday. Unfortunately the day was very wet and rough one, which spoiled the success of the show so far the ...
... Marina. LOCAL HORTICULTURAL SUCCESSES. —At the ninth annual Flower Show of the Brighton and Sussex Horticultural Society the following were amongst the successes:—Cut flowers.—Dahlias, 48, show or funcy (district).—3rd, Mr. W. Peters, gardener to Mr. A ...
... sentenced him to three year.' penal servitude Thomas Croft, 22, postman. who pleaded guilty to the theft of post-letters at Chelsea, was sentenced to lei month.' herd labour. The Institute of Journalists opened their annual eon• farmer on blondes in the ...
... Southdown rams were sold for £2 15s. and DEATH OF MR. W. ABKELL.—On Tuesday morefog the death occurred, at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, of Mr. William Arkell, formerly bandmaster of the 4.b Royal Dragoon Guards, in whieh served throughout the Crimean War, being ...
... justly proud, fall master Aldermen and Councillors, the Mayor's Chaplain (the Bev. A. J. W. Crosse, of Bye), the Mayor of Win- Chelsea (Mr. J. B. Skinner), Mr. F. A. Inderwiek, Q.C., Mr. G. M. Freeman, Q. 0., Mr. 0. H. Stanning, 0. , Dr. E. W. Skinner, C.0 ...
... Chopie Welk, Chelsea. The bride, who was given away by her father, was charmingly attired in cream alpaca trimmed with lac., tulle Ted, and orange blossoms, and carried a lovely bouquet composed chiefly of lilies of the valley, her favounte flower. 81th was ...
... The Aeeembly-room wae biilliautly lighted and prettily decorated with flags and eyelo trophiaa. The tables were gay with flowers and frnil, and ail the aeoeetoriee ware admirably earned out by tub-oommittee, the leedinc being Mr. William Gosling, jun ...