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... Chelsea, 316—« 315 The following traflScs'were.announced yester day:— Midland, .. .. .. North Staffordshire, Tilbury, Caledonian,.. .. .. Glasgow and Sorath-Western. Great Northern, Great Central. London and North-Western, London and South-Western, Great ...
... Both batsmen played well, Hearne particularily showing good form, The South innings closed at 1,25, Hearne and Wood having added 110 runs for the eighth wicket, In their second innings the North men showed poor form, being all fo 106, With 112 to get to ...
... Agnew, the Bond Street picture dealers is, says the London Daily Mail, aow 1 have been discovered in a remarkable manner Chelsea. The man who stumbled across thy remarkable art treasure ie an official of the loca vestry. Having found the picture he k ...
... were the apples inthe show. The Kelway's and a magnificent show of orchids were tho features of the flower exhibits. The finest of the new gladiola was the Miilais, « white flower tipped with mauve. On borders and between flowers and fruit ...
... Miss Mantay nter of Sir Richard and Lady Wyatt. o Was given a way by her father, wore f cream duchesse satin trimmed with we flower and @ petticoat of pearls, eil fastened with diamond and pearl of the brid pom. The bridesmaids Miss vey Wyatt, Miss Stone ...
... the show struck him with drum siiek, and that one of the show atten lants look him the throat. complained that stance on which the show -tood lielonge.i h in, and that had sold goods it for two years. Sledding retorted that the lat woman’s show, and ...
... reflections, either plain or striped or broché woollen mustins, with roses and flowers in velvet relief ; vizozne, cachemire, satin merveilleax decorated with multitudes of little flowers; tissu ficelie and coarse ctamine--such are to be the principal dress materials ...
... out, its Extras. 13 Total, Finst INNINGS, race, b Barlow, SeconD INNINGS. Flowers, smcas, ‘b Flowers, 14—not out, a O Brien, ¢ Flowers, Barlow, eel, b Barlow, 12—c Hearne, b Flowers, 63 85—e Bates, b Peate, Read, ¢ an: b 8, in, b 67—not out, Kemp, ¢ Barlow ...
... it is all the more to be regretted that the matter cannot be investigated for many months, What course the beral party in Chelsea wili take in consequence of this charge is not known, A meeting of the Liberal Association is, at Sir Charles Dilke's request ...
... 's Chamber, elud- lid Wardrobe the old Sheraton ee choicest wi Set of Fourteen Elbow Chairs, in the early French Work, in Flowers and Uphols in Tapest Jandsome Leathe: ated in Fi wers na and with Portraits of F eb nd; a Rare and Valuable Old Spanish Ca ...
... Landscapes and oups of Figures in the highest order of Art ne attention and show Eaten sive Services for the net, Dessert, Morning and Evening Tables, in Genuine Old Crown Der! ester, Chelsea, and Wy ‘entre Jar a ‘air of Helmet Form Vesee in Old Ere m Derby, ...
... Roller, © Se b Attewell, Attewell, 12—¢ and b Lohmann, ¢ Guan, b Jones, Wood, Flowers, .. iz Tl for? wickets. B NOTTS—Finst Seotton, b Ji Gann, © od, Sr Bowley, Flowers, b Jones, Attewell, b Sells. b Bosies, ¢ Sherwin, not out, i Curan XI. v, “Sonews ...