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... FLOWER OF Till FOREST COURT OF FORIMTERB. The bahece-shest 1904 of this Cant, which was established is just been issued to the members. Details show that the Sick and Funeral Fund osegeemsed the yew with • balance in hand of 13e. tit and its total value ...
... and asked for Hie Misses Brown. The neat maid showed him into a small front sittingroom, which was shut in from the bock only by old-fashioned folding-doors. He looked round him. There were hothouse flowers and fruit on the table, in ons of those supremely ...
... the rich green leaves, the flower spikes are ornamental, being aft to aft. in height, with rosy, opetsmouthed ur gaping flowers, protected by spines. to Ilisaiety.—The council have arranged summer show in the grounds of Chelsea Hospital on July 11, lt and ...
... there. Plants might grow there. but he was doubtful about flowers. _ . Nlr. Drake produced a photograph of the court, taken last summer, and showing rather an un• usual decoration of flowering plants and•creepers, and asked the magistrate to look at it ...
... Mr. Harold Waite, among other works, shows able study of tree-trunks, very effective in colouring, in The Beech Wood, and a striking little sketch, The Hackhurst lam. Miss Dorothy Osborn's scenes of vanishing Chelsea have considerable charm, both in subject ...
... Chambers of Commerce. lord George Hamilton and Lord James Here* ford at Free Trade League meeUQg, St. John'* Hall, Chelsea, 8.30. Annual Show of (ha Hackney Horse Society, Agricultural Hall (four days). The Duke of Marlborough presides at the annual meeting ...
... gardens and shows, and rights galore. These include votes, library, Society's journal, cheap fruit and flowers, certain analyses of manure and soils, share in surplus and waste plants, and exhibition privileges—all for four guineas. After summer shows for three ...
... disorderly belongings. Labels, parcels, fragments of refreshments, messages of farewell, unopened letters, and variable ruin of flowers hang about these people. From the strange assortment of things they clutch some of them might be escaping from modern Pompeii ...
... W., are thoroughly to be relied upon for all kinds of furniture at low rates and of sound quality, and they will be able to show you dining-room suites which, whilst in keeping with the new movement, are nevertheless so naturally related to what has gone ...
... 113° ' to beelected in a room half the al7e of that hall by and gave it to him.—The officer said the prisoner • show of hands. Sven in Chelsea he had taken told him he took it himself.- Mr. Lane - were you going to do with it? Prisoner part in the election ...
... gardens and shows, and rights galore. These include votes, library. Society's journal, cheap fruit and flowers, certain analyses of manure and soil*, share in surplus and waste plant*, and exhibition privileges—a 1 for four guineas. After suJnmor shows for three ...
... disorderly belongings. Labels, parcels, fragments of refreshments, messages of farewell, unopened letters, and a variable ruin of flowers hang about these people. From the strange assortment of things they clutch some of them might be escaping from a modern Pompeii ...