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... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY• The fortnightly flower show at the Drill Hall, Jams•streot, Westminster, was unusually small. Nevertheless the blooms, as is customary at these exhibitions, were exceedingly choice, and excited a good deal of admiration, ...
... ROYAL HORTIOULTURAL SOCIETY. The fortnightly flower show at the Drill Hall, Jarman-etre* Westminster, was unusually small. Nevertheless the bluo,ns, as is customary at these exhibitions, were exceedingly choice, and excited • good deal of admiration, ...
... Mr. W. E. Moore (Head-Master of the School). Tea over, an admirable address on Temparance was given by Mr. Garlick, ““the Chelsea Coal-heaver.”” A capital &wmof music was gone through, in which the Misses Holland and Miss F. Harrison took part. A sketch ...
... told him of the state of the roads Mr Herbert selected a frosty day and took a walk round Cheriton and came to his office and showed him his clean boots He then told him he would see the Assistant Surveyor and bring the matter before the County Council The ...
... the of the state of the roads Mr Herbert selected a frosty day and took a walk round Cheriton and came to his oflice and showed him his clean boots He then told him he would see the Assistant Surveyor and bring the matter before the County Council The ...
... could, to coivey tan idea of the sports of old Japan. The ship was decorated with Japanese t 1 patper flowers, Japanese lanter'no, &c., the flowers b!-ing made by members of the crew, r nd cou- L 1 istingof cherry blessome, chrysatternums, &c.Jt _-i stage ...
... Battalion at for the 1st and 2nd Coldstream, 50 men for each from the 3rd Battalion at Chelsea; for the lst Scots, 50 from the 8rd Battalion, also at drafts for the four Chelsea. battalions of Foot Guards are to embark about The the 7th inst., when Lieutenant ...
... ’em and policeman parish to interfere with me” second tells in favour of the Boers and another to the many of evidence which show that they are not all bloodthirsty treacherous ruffians generally depicted same officer when wounded on the field of Magersfontein ...
... W. Page. J. Richard*, F. Yokes. Mr. Barber presented the statement of account* for show, and so* Imlanee hand of J&i. which was received with much satisfaction. Tbe show will take place St. Crus* probably us last week of July. ODDriLtowÃ' Tkibctb to Lays ...
... £2156 PALLIASSES full-rite from 611 to 116 SPRING MATTRESSES from 811 to 450 FURNITURE ROOM IN THE HOUSE LINOLEUM EXTENSIVE SHOW ROOMS FOR DEPARTMENT ALL GOODS DELIVERED CHARGE FREE OF Close o'clock REVOLUTION STARCH BY USING Becks GAINS EXTRAORDINARY ...
... that Robert Henry Knowles of Dover-street Sittingbourne been appointed for oue month The Matron’s monthly report submitted showing that there were thirty - fire cases in the Hospital namely five of enteric fever twenty - three of scarlet fever of diphtheria ...
... proposed new road at Lower Cavereham. —The election the committee for the coming session was then proceeded with. The ballot showed that Messrs. J. Wells, W. Dibley, W. Bloomfield, W. Dyer, A. Reeves, C. Brickland and J. Watling were elected, with Messrs ...