... state her and cavalcade good fedow3 who made a brave show in fancy costumes. Some the London schools had their Maypole. Bui perhaps the most interesting festival all was Ladies' College, Chelsea, fete being instituted many years ago the great master ...

... said: A gentleman to see you, oir. - Ou the card was inscribed Mr Bellwood Cmy'en, 18, Lansilowu.crescent, Chelsea. Thatehed House Club. Show Mr. Craven in, he mid to the deck and to himself: Who the deuce can it be: LA new client! The new comer. ...

... Penn., try to put all the iesponsibility el on the shoulders of the teacher. A severe thunderstorm broke int' bridgeworth Flower Show frontlet :I day, And Mr. Jemes Ind Kirchr, a follower of the Essex Rounds, another person were struck lieh • Kirkby is in ...

... his society. Maud,lay quickly led on to the subizet °fife' alow, and he found Flowerdew 'He's wonderfully clever man,' said Flower. dew. - and :a very sympathetic. If I remember rightly, you don't eare about him. Mr. Mendslay r n I think he is very clever ...

... possessed of the Bow and Chelsea works. carrying to Derby the moulds and designs and manufacturing near the banks of the Dee what is known as Cheleea-Derby —porcelain from Chelsea models in Derby paste. A vase decorated with coloured flowers in relief is Duesbury ...

... WelobL' himself, with emu her the matte?. The i,V• dims of their Dick of therm The , of their own hotfoot. It trio ernment to show hour. T. TN)LC.C. drawn up a repro Tramways pill recommend the Session In its entfreil_. loon be ooraDlew. EDI 5-30 nt to Remain ...

... lady 11rd—raised and awed, and from panel to pinel delicate festoons of flowers depend. The ceptre is occupied by an exotic bird of brilliant plumage, distinctive of lethdentory Chelsea ware. The completion of the design a rich ornamentatior. of * embossed ...

... by the matron and Mims, and gifts were received from the following: }lowers, Mr. W. Lewis. Mrs. Coleman, and Mr. Hodson: flowers and magazines, Mk. W. Thompson Melton): corn. Mr. J. Weaver, Tbs .4 Mill; fruit. Mr. Mellor tWaltor , : magasines, 1 Master ...

... decorations were undertaken by the matron and officers, and gifts were received from the following: Flowers, Mr. W. Lewis. Mrs. Coleman, end Mr. Hodson; flowers and magazines, Arr. W. Thompson (Walton): corn. Mr. J. Weaver, The Mill; fruit, Mr. Mellor (Walton); ...

... Scarlet Salvias in flower. 12 celogenes showing flower spikes, 20 Malmesien Carnations, 36 Cinerarias in lowering pot., 413 Primulas in lowering pots, 11 Arum Lilies in flower, 150 Fern& in variety, large ' variety of Greenhouse Flowering ...

... Conference , heard inquiring if that was - mo d, At last some flowers have rows of crocuses line the border THE LABOUR QUESTION IN THE building, and they have made n shins- TRANSVAAL. show. When the sun has bee been the last few days, they Mr. Smuts, ...

... bestowed upon a more valuable animal. It did good not alone to the donkeys that showed. but also to the donkeys that had growing!y declared that the treat Horse Show was merely a society affair, which had been specially got up for the pleasure of there ...