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... beautiful white moss rose, covering upwards of 15fi square feet of wall; it his1 upon- it 9so flowers anti buds, viz. 244 flowered, 276 in flower,-and 460 buds to flower, all perfect and as white as snow. Quantity of Cormts (IttmE sold at- Trurn, Jltli 23. 2PSI9 ...
... in notes of and gold. On Thursday afternoon a urmhber gf ladies ,e- were proceeding by the Edge Lane omnibus to the ed flower show. A fashionably-dressed youth, who hadl, n- a cloak thrown over his arm, asked what the'fare was er as soon as the omnibus ...
... nuptials of the Marquis of Ormonde (one of the Lords in W3ititg on her Majesty) and Miss Paget were celebrated this forenoon, in Chelsea New Church, in presentee of as very nutusrous attendance of nolsle and distinguish- ed families connected with the bride and ...
... Rothesay, where Robert HT. died, are also both in ruins; and Dunferm- line, where Charles I. was born, and the remains of which show that in architectural beauty it was inferior to none of our Royal residences, is also hopelessly a_ ruin. After being shamefully ...
... the ground fupon which Rauelagbh(once famed E n in the fashionable world) stood was purchased by b n the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospitalt wvith a surn e 'of inoney left by a military officer of high rank,' Tor' the use of the old soldiers who are in ...
... still keep their foliage. Gooseberries are in leaf partly, and about Scagglethorpe, in full south positions, have actually flowered; and. rhubarb is pushing in-the open ground. Altogether there have not been More than twelve hours of slight frost. In the ...
... The of London has licensed the Rev. Joha Tod Brown, M.A., late carate of Uxbridge to the ministry of Eston Chapel, King’s Chelsea, rendered vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Joha Wright, [Mr Brown was originally a minister cf the Church of Scotland ...
... was Prepared to show that every endeavour, every strain, and every- P 'thing on eart h t hat could be done to promote- and t l h -sten the building of the stables' wa s d one t hat d 'not an hour was losti And, e wasd prepared to | P show, that so far ...
... would-be sportsmen at once turned their attention to fox-hunting, c and after a good chase through streets, over * railings, flower gardens, and walls, Master Roy. c lim-d managed to Make his escape. 0 A New SroGeR.-A great sensation is being n piolnuced ...
... ornamented with vel- *e vet and trimmed with lace, and a black silk dress, id with deep flounces. In the hair was a large crimson flower placed on the left side. As soon as their Ma- 1. jesties had taken their seats, the proceedings began iywith the usual ceremonial ...
... Baroln Langen. Lady Seymour. Lrlrd James Butler. Lndy Chelsea. Lord Alfred Paget. Lady Katherine J.rrmyn. Count lie Nosilles. Lady Stanley. Hon. James Wortley. Laidy Harriet Baring. Visoaunt Chelsea. Lady Augusta Baring. Air George Hope. Lady Scruh Ingesire ...
... over No. 11 at the competitions at Kelso and Jedburgh, The finest show of ewes and ewe lambs ever seen in this country was exhibited at this show to-day. Altogether, the stock on show produced, reflects great credit on the shepherds in the south of Scotland ...