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... Cora at a deice one night which he was attending professionally, and afterwards they had recognised each other at the Chelsea Flower Show and engaged in conversation. Thus neither Hopford nor Cora suspected that the other was acquainted with Captain Preston ...
... it may 1 e mentioned that one potter alone turned out last y ar fewer than 1,383,000 flower-pots of various sizes, or an average weekly maunf ictnre of 23,596, showing an increase on the year’s working of 100,000 over the number made by him in 1876. We ...
... which had rendered her adored among her comrades. Her wit was as natural and as peculiar to herself at the perfume to the flower./ She seems to have beien, os the Duchess de Chaulness expressed it, femme d'esprit, par la grace Dieu.” Her bon mots fell ...
... camelias of moderate size at each side under the brim. A good many rice straw bonnets are trimmed with wreathes ot early flowers. Others with plumes chine panachees different colors, and several of fancy straw are ornamented with a small bouquet of mysolis ...
... RKPEtL AGITATION—CHEI.SFA PENSIONERS, The Lords and others. Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, haring had their attention railed to the Conduct of certain nut pensioners who Imre attended meetings held for the purpose of effecting repeal of the legislative ...
... ftrend of mine gathered a handful of the lorfenowned flowers of Forget-me-not i(Myosot(s and to preserve them long a period possible, they were put in large soup-plate fllled wilb rain waler- The flowers were placed near the window, to enjoy the advantages ...
... rep J ifl d of the Landed Estates Court, will, TUESDAY, the distress has increased lolly ooo.s.xty The to the deputies b, showing them several boxes Coum.T.n “ oon at his Court, Four numbers receiving outdoor relief in March C||„h i . Lourta, Inna Quay ...
... 1d o{ . _ The « o{ rote4taDt t im „d Ab>AK PoWttL, E.q, clerk waa directed to write Colonel noon, plrea the followin war to show vtuiver, . nftjtrwuprt- h* to ascertain how moch pay was doe the at Karsl centre decided the 1( l do, History * Un,te * **’ ...
... tenitory possessed by the French, which w ill shortly he inhabited by none but Moors and Euro)>eans. The third return not only shows that the stock, now remaining at upwards of £20,000,000, was brought at prices averaging at least 10 per cent, below the present ...