... hariasss boyhood. One of the supplementary depart meats of show was devoted to antiquities and teos, among which was extremely valuable and interesting relic, tent for occasion by Misa Agatha Bsrnss, Chelsea, to Oeorgiana Countess of Guilford. It was tiny shirt ...

... end of the house. Beautifully lighted on three sides, the pictures, sculpture, china, and bijouterie show up to advantage. Masses of palms and flowers add greatly to the effect of an already charming room, and here are contained most of the household gods ...

... accounts for the abnormally large charged in the last decade of the old repress illative system by the returning officer Wi?i-chelsea. Here there were only 13 voters in 1811; yet the Mayor’s returning fee was £200! With the demand for seats in the si.\Urmh' ...

... commoudaW• quantity of the small-flowering. delicate looking, branching varieties of perennial Aster, of which A. vimineus minus, A. paniculatim Dot, and A. difrusus pendulus are excellent examples. November.—November still shows the Michaelmas Dairies praecox ...

... 23. Trerelyaa, William Pitt, late Calrertoa, Bo- k*. aged *3. flower*. tba 31st Per., 47. road. Wands- S.W., Hriry .loba Young, eldest and beson sad Fanny Young, of 30. Trafalgara. Chelsea. AW., sod Coo,Jrn Mount.“ Bcsbill, *, of pneußsoois. after »ery ...

... and red berries, the flowers being arranged in an oval group in the centre of the panels, while round about the base some trailing ivy had been judiciously applied. The font had been made to look very charming with white flowers, ferns, and pot plants ...

... Manchester and Salford were as hearty as ever. A larger quantity of fresh flowers had been distributed the last season than in some previous years. The hon. treasurer's statement showed that the expenditure amounted to £l4, 12s. 2d., and there was a balance ...

... was practically a reserve one, the first team being on tour in the Channel Islands. The contest between Bristol City and Chelsea was, judging by the attendance, the most attractive of all Saturday's games, for there were no less than 25,000 present, a ...

... novelties is a graceful flower- stand made in the famous Prince's Plate, with electric or candle lights nestling right in among the flowers and covered with beautiful silk shades. Messrs. Mappin and Webb have in one of their show-rooms a table laid out ...

... in Germany, Italy, and Spain, and then returned to England and settled down to nothing in the a/tistic and picturesque of Chelsea. was now about twenty-five years of age. was handsome, well-made voung fellow, good at any athletic sports in which cared ...

... . . , . Mr. John A. Groom, the secretary of the Watercress and Flower Girls’ Mission, writes as follows: “If mistake not, most people entertain kindly feelings towards the flower girls of the Metropolis. For it is pretty generally known that their ...

... was freed from further in South Africa. Lady Eller! received one morning from her niece telling her that she hoped beck in Chelsea in good time for the celebt of Christmas; that she would bring wit! rome memorials from South Africa which ornament Led! Ellery's ...