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... ordered to £20 each go to three months in Flowers The Covent Garden florists are not a little perplexed over the whims of society in regard flowers Lately the rage for has declined and this once exceedingly popular flower not sold used do The claims of the big ...
... February were also practically ineffectual in moving prices. While it, is satisfac- torv to note that both the imports and exports show considerable increases, a good portion of this, it should be added, is attributable to enhanced prices compared with a year ...
... retailers were equal to the emergency, i and a judieious admixture of sorrel and clover con- f siderably enlarged the stocks. The flower girls and the general merchants in the streets had no cause to grumble about the state of trade. By mid-day there was little ...
... decided to make no altera- tion in their standard for discounts. The return of the central institution for the past week again showed some considerable alterations in th e figures, partly in connection with the application and allotment money for the new War ...
... Ministerial cheers.) He hoped the M§inisterial members would divide against the motion for the adjournment of the debate, simply to show that the time had not yet come when the House of Commons was to be dictated to by a rabble. A scene of indescribable uproar ...
... GAS AND ErscT'rsc LicuITNGr.-Brentfdrd new stock fell 3, to 200 to 205 ; Gas Light and Coke 3% deb. stock 1, to 98 to 100; Chelsea Electricity 34, to to 12 to 7132; City of London Electric Light pref. 34, to1 ?? Electric Supply 3/4, to 1%/ to 2; and do ...
... were drawn up in line for inspection by the QuEEN, who was pre- C sented by one of their number with a beautiful bouquet ot flowers. From the hospital Her- MIAVJEsTy drove through the crowded thoroughfares I to the Castle, where she took afternoon tea with ...
... was a visit by her Majesty on Saturday afternoon to the Royal Hospital at Sil- mainham, which may be called the - Irish Chelsea, for it serves the same beneficent purpose as the admirable institution of the English metro- polis. ilmnainhisain is to ...
... the river-was but little'patronisedby pleasure-seekers. SPRINtG FLOWER SHOW AT WOLV-ER- HAMPTON. Yesterday afternoon, there wvas opeoed, in the Drill Hall, Wolverhampton. 3 spring flower show, which is likely to prove a; great attrmation during the present ...
... regiments are among the Queen’s best soldiers have always been conspicuous for their valour and bravery The army statistics show Ireland’s quota in the service is large being nearly 23 per cent of the total force recruited in the British Islands The figures ...
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... Ditt; Seeres china and marble .and bronzeCIlucks;. OLD CRINA and CURIOS, com~prising Old Oriental, Blue and White, Worcester, Chelsea, and Dery; ld ?? I SLVER PLATE, in- PANIGby Old Uastes; waer-colour Daig n The Contents of the Butler's sod Hotisehsaid's ...