... were gay with flowers. Just then the Prince announced to his children that he was going to inspect their gardens un the following morning to see their progress. To his surprise, Prince Eddie'e garden was in great disorder, with very few flowers in it, while ...

... 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 ...

... CRYSTAL, Etc.—Dresden Candelabra, Painted Candlesticks, Comports, Flower Baakcta. Bowls, Jiics. Traj-s. Plates, Ornament«, and Saucers, Fig iret, Vases, Afternoon Tea Seta, Chelse-a and Derby China Ca ...

... as a Jfioil the turbulent masses of her auburn hair. Miss Esther Mackinnon is not represented this year, but Mrs Harrison shows Landing Nets, Cullen, and a vista of the septoentenary celebrations at Elgin Cathedral in August; and Miss Daisy Norrie, of ...

... will be centred in the Royal Silver Jubilee Handicap at Kempton, where Spinifex commands sup| port. Parity should put a good show in the last race. Selections by Ormonde. KEMPTON. 3.0 CYRES 3.30 VAPOUR 4.0 (nap) 4.30 AI>EPT 5.0 FATR ABBESS 5.30 PARITY ...

... tastefully laid out with a great variety of useful and ornamental articles; and the .platform was decorated with pot .plant's and flowers. Among those present at the opening ceremony were— Rev. D r Danson, Aberdeen; Colonel and Miss Lumsden and party, Pitcaple; ...

... wild flowers, of slimmer well as of spring, are sprinkled. Gardens present. an unusual appearance, currant bushes not only budding but also making brave endeavours to flower, while carnations, wall-flowers, and tea roses are making a wonderful show. The ...

... cattle breeder, and the local and other shows the exhibits from Mill Lc it hers usually found front place. The deceased was a fine judge of both cattle and horses, and was much in demand in this capacity at shows over wide area. was enterprising agriculturist ...

... she epent her early days. Much svmls,ext®nded friends and relatives oi bckii the deceased ladies. ELLON. Pet Show.—On Saturday the annual show of pets by the scholars of Drumwhindle School was held in the play green. Despite the showery weather, there ...

... Wteat, & CLap .ny), AhPrdeen, ned widnow of James Audersesn, oapetnsrf Worke, Aberdeen, in the 82ad l year i h r .:ge. 3So flowers. ADAM.-At hiriccown. Echt, on the 30th inst., Mary Adm, dlang-ter of the late John Adam, Tillyhoy, Echt, aged 65 rears Funeral ...

... Actress's Birthday. Miss Ellen Terry has had very felicitous birthday to-day. Her home in Chelsea has been besieged by congratulatory telegrams and bouquets of flowers. The rooms were profuse with daffodils, lilies, and violets. mark the occasion son, Mr ...

... the church these is vacant space where a coat of had 'been. Above there is stone showing Shield upheld! by.two angels and bearing lion raraipant (on his (hied legs), showing relationship the Sovereign. Above shield there is ducal crown. is appears to the ...