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... ink-stand ; Mr and Mrs Hall, enamel pendant ; Mrs and Miss Hebden, Worcester china flower bowl and vase ; Mr and Mrs Hemmerann, Jarpur carpet ; Mrs Humphrys, silver mounted flower vases; Mr Hendry, silver gilt button hook and shoe lift ; Dr Hunter, Derry, ...
... that he was a surgeon, and begged permission to examine the extent of the discomfited lady's injuries. An examination soon showed that they were of merely a trifling order—that, in short, the nerves were more upset than the body hurt. At the time of the ...
... have worked so earnestly. The form the memorial will take is the endowment of a cot in the Victoria Hospital for Children, Chelsea, which is greatly in need of funds. This cot will, subject to the medical officer approval, be occupied by the children of ...
... And yet a bonnet is very rarely seen. The Queen herself has for several years worn toques, generally made of flowers, and usually of mauve flowers. The one iter Majesty wore at the Coronation Procession last October was gold and beire. and was one of the ...
... back of the nigger, and this is filled with flowers or ferns. Another novel table-centre is a Chinese tea-house. The thin metal of which it is built liecomee invisible when the framework is covered with flowers, and the centre-piece is placed on a sheet ...
... various pieces, both Mme. Albert's and Miss Florence Farrer's. whose flower pieces are exquisite. Little Prince Edward of York, who bad a Bower picture painted for him, lent it for this show. Mme. Albert has several pictures at the Academy this year. Saturday ...
... published next day clearly shows: from severe at Minden Kingsley's regiment will cease to do duty. There are some minor matters connected with Minden and the 20th. In advancing that thi'y the regiment passed through an extensive flower garden. and the men ...
... lace and a most becoming veil of old Limerick point. When the happy pair were going away on their honeymoon the guests threw flower petals alter them instead of the dangerous rice or the too significant confetti. The church is a pretty one, and the organist ...
... as employers or employed, or as working amateurs, in (Ii farming. dairying. poultry-keeping, or bee•keeping; (b) fruit or flower-growing for profit; (c) laying out of grounds. .orestry, and the management of estates. 2. To circulate useful information ...