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... Board of Management begs thankfully to acknowledge illustrated papers from Mr. Cattell, 'Mr. S. Rowbotham, and Mrs. Turner; flowers from Mr. Ernest Johnson, and Maud, Otley; periodicals from Mrs. Norman; and a scrap-book from Master Teddy Rowe. FoRTHCOMING ...
... ATTENDANCES AT DIVISIONS. Up to Whitsuntide, there were in all 142 divi- sions, and 41 of these since Easter. The follow- ing shows the number of divisions in which Suffolk M.P.'s have taken part during the pre- sent Session: - Goddard, D. F.. Ipswich ?? ...
... White and Mr. Bird; illustrated papers from Mr. Row- botham and Mrs. Leonard T'urner; flowers and magazines from Miss Deane; flowers a~nd plants from St. Mattheew's Flower Service; a lounge wicker chair from Mrs. Millbanke; and a har- monium for the Lower ...
... the Dcath of Oliver Cromwell, d 1659, £18; Lodge's Portaits, £3; porcelain- pair of Chelsea groups, .£5 soe. pair of Chelsea g dessert dishes, £1 los.; two Chelsea dessert dishes, £2; Dresden figure of a soldier, £4 lOs.; rg Spode cream. jug. £:1 l8s ...
... Sevres service, given to the Queen by Napoleon Eli., and one of Chantilly porcelain, are both much prixed, while one old Chelsea service is vaitfable that it now never taken out th© china cupboard. figures are. the present time, in considerable favour ...
... report for the qtnnquennitun ending December 81s,. 300 and memlters were present. report was read P.C.K. Bro. F. H. Last, and showed that the financial position of the Court had considerably improved since the last talua, • owing to the accumulation the previous ...
... months’ hard labour. Haxell, seedsman. 7 and 9, Princes Street, ha? just issued his autumn catalogue of bulbs and flower roots. It shows that great care has been taken to bring the varieties well up to date, and that the prices are extremely moderate ...
... Mrs. G. C. Bennett, 'Miss Southgate. I and Whitfield King. Flowers, fruit, and vegetables: A. J. Smith, the Mi-.-es Smith, and Mrs. Maxell. Sweet.': Miss Pr and Miss Elsie White. Cut flowers and buttonholes; Mr-. Chennells, Mi*** and Misses Barlungton ...