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... the Hoo choir sang with careful expression the favourite hymn, Peace, perfect peace. Mr. Blundell Leigh plucked some flowers from the graveside for the widow, and Lady Alington, who supported Mrs. Leigh, dropped violets upon the coffin ; then, after ...
... 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 ...
... were a reminder of deeds of heroism still fresh in the public memory and the heroes came in for a good deal of cheering. Flower of KentLodge,isos of the Phoenix. with banner. Treasury car under care of Mr. Willa. Ambulance car supplied by Meant Letts ...
... has same significance and something more, for while it bad come be recognised that the ' was only used by Tommy Atkin :• for show and not for * work, the khaki brings directly the mind the soldier : .» habit aibe is when actuallv fighting at the front. ...
... your window and bed hangings than green. I have therefore selected for you from Messrs Knowles and Co.'s (Ife, King's-mad, Chelsea) latest productions two very charming papers, feeling sure that one of them will meet with your approval. No injurious pigments ...
... disoaesiona from which those present had beeefltted. The spring show was success, hot owing the lateness of the eeaeon outdoor flowers were not shown so nnmeronely in 1896-7-8. The chrysanthemum show, November Bth and 9th, was great sneoess ss floral display ...
... 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 ...
... NEXT, JANUARY Eth. TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 9th. SUFFOLK HOUSE, IPSWICH. 160] BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS MUSIC! MUSIC! See our GRAND SHOW of PIANOS, ORGANS, and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Also BASSINETTES, SEWING MACHINE. MANGLES. WRINGERS, kc. J^IA; NEW ...
... past. WDDULpHt Mp , Treasurer . Offices, 30, Charing-crosE, S.W. ENSINGTON and CHELSEA KGHOOL Dlfi- TRTCT. ASSISTANT SCHOOLMISTRESS. The Manapers of the Kensington and Chelsea School District Re- quire the services of a non-resident Assistant Schoolmislrcss ...
... (a), Penarth Lady Wolseley (s), Dublin Osceola (a), Shoreham Sir Galahad (s), Shields Universal (s), do Idlewild (8), do Chelsea (s), „ do Walton (s), do Carbon (s), do Marsden (s), do Spero (s), do Nellie Wise (a), do Kingsoete (s), do Lanchester (s) ...
... (Incorporated I t.y Roy il Charter, ?? most Gratefully ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT uf _1U ?? from Mrs. Noiris. £lo 10s. from Miss E. T. Flower, and £1 An, mite. -us. Ventuor. No doubt otnti;; to tin- pr.-.-sii.g demands for the War Funds, the j Donations usually sent ...
... ducorporated by Royal Charter. 1899). most gratefully ACKNOWLEDGE receipt of £10 10s. from Mrs. Norris. £10 10s. from Miss E. T. Flower, and £1 Anonymous, Ventnor. No doubt owing to the pressing demands for the War Fmnds, the donations usually sent to the Charity ...