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... of beautiful amber she wore. Lady Evelyn Baring was another visitor, as was Mrs John Astor, whose cloud-like grey draperies showed a glint of silver embroidery in their folds. Lady Alington, too, came in for a few minutes, looking delightfully cool in an ...
... shades that will harmonise with their (doom tapestry, which You already have in the room. Towhee.--A cream paper with • bright flower border would be ao pretty anything you could have in your country l ng.ruosto. with its green carpet and green outlook. and ...
... raised both on the Continent and by Messrs Veitch of Chelsea, Masers Waterer, AZALFA PONTICA. title of Ghent azaleas, from the fact that they were originally raised at that place. The single-flowered Ghent azaleas (such as Madame Joseph Baumann, salmon-pink ...
... band of the Grenadiers in all ‘ory of the scarlet and gold, which already arouses . While on each side tier upon tier of Chelsea veterans ' dark blue uniforms, with khaki-clad Red Cross field and boyieh buglers in front, reached up and up to the tobed ...
... and drawings by Miss C. Aliport, who shows to greatest advantage in thou subjects simply which are treated in broad, fl at tones, such as Marshland (101). Maitland is toe other exhibitor, his studies of old Chelsea and Kensington Gardena are characterised ...
... Co. Lo, Manufacturers of Art Wall Paper, hand and machine printed. Patterns on application, 164, King's-road, Chelsea, London, S.W. Westend Show Rooms, 496, Oxford-street, W aear Marble Arch). [Avvr.] Jerrney axp Co's Anmistic Want Pares of all clusses ...
... by Mies Corry. To the march aucceeded song pictrussque dumb show tames from fairy tales: Beauty and tb, blast (given by Depdoed branch), being strong MI, Sayers ; The Swineherd (Chelsea branch), by Miss Askbee The Terrible Head (Marylebone branch) ...
... being set beneath shade of the birdie's grove, where luncheons were served at most troodortahl* tables, gaily decorated with flowers, some with overhawing canopies. The local regiment, the Tiffin Club, the Cavalry Club Um Revel Artillery and many private ...
... paper to have. It m the silk fibre, Na. 63,440. at 2a. W. the piece, from Messrs l'hark* Knowles and Co.. 164. King's-road, Chelsea. It is a beautiful shade of the colour. full of warmth and britattnees, add, at the same time an ideal background for oil ...
... THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. Earl of Bainelagh, at Chelsea, owned by a certain number of shareholders. It boasted of a noble rotunda, with its galleries and boxes, the haudsomest one of all owned by the then Prince of Wales. From 1742 to 1806 it was ...
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... you to are No. 4706, which didlectly Queen Anne in character, with quaint burde and vases of flowers; No. lulu, oboe charming, with reroging, old-world flowers, No. 4:10g, rather brighter in colour, and a (Ascsuating reproduction of old sampler pattern+ ...