... Norther Command on ’2nd September, for a tour lasting until 14th October. Its itinerary includes usit' to seaside places, flower show, cahi'trial centres .and small hamlets. ilue Hor«e*. Little Blue Horses. Sounds like a novel title, but it nothing of the ...

... Italian China Fruit Basket with Fine China Flowers therein; A Fine Eastern China Vase with Cover, mounted on 4 feet with Applied Froe Handles (height 22 in.); 3 Large Eastern China Plaques (Peacocks and Flowers); Number of Wine Glasses and Cut Decanters ...

... young people were well inclined carry on the friendship. Tongues ran rapid over the young man's visits to the mansion in Chelsea, and my lord and my lady were more than once congratulated on their diplomacy in encouraging a match which would bind to the ...

... Northern Command on 22nd September for a tour lasting until 14th October. Its itinerary includes visits to seaside places. a flower show, industrial centres, and small hamlets. A BIT OFF THE BOTTOM. It used to be said that the City of Bradford had been brought ...

... and one daughter, LOCAL BIRD FANCIERS' SUCCESS. —A number of local bird fanciers gained successes at the fifth annual open show of St Andrews and District Cage Bird Society, which was held last Saturday in the Drill Hall, St Andreas. in the Border section ...

... revived Flower Mission in connection with the Association has been carried on with great success. On the invitation of Lady Chapel, gifts of flowers from garikms in the vicinity of the town have come in during the season. The donors of flowers include: ...

... from the Northern cold but his short velveteen jacket, red waistcoat, and kuickerbockers. was going home after long day iu Chelsea, and, conscious of something fantastic iu his appearance, and of doubtful legality in his calling, he was dipping into side ...

... receiving us, showed •is over his church, and later took us on to the cemetery. There we found the graves of forty.six British Tummies. including that of our von, and ail were a perfect kaleidoscope of very choice growing and cut flowers. On the way ...

... as a token of recognition of his valued services, the presentation being made by Mrs Phillips, canteen staff - convener. Flowers were presented to Mrs Phillips] by Miss Low. There was a programme of dances and games, and each of the guests received a ...

... dress of beige lace, with hat to tone, and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The bridesmaid, Miss M. Kelly, wore a pink flowered frock, with pink hat, and her bouquet was composed of pink ruses. Mr W. Irvine, Arbroath, was groomsman. The reception was ...

... leaving Arbroath about twelve years ago ha 6 visited America, and since his return to this country lias tilled the pastorate Chelsea Chapel, London, and Orange Street Congregational Church, Leicester Square, London. Lieutenant J. B. Duncan of the Arbroath ...