... is made in some twenty shades. • • • regard to artificial flowers in Paris, nothing would seem to be worn but Mei blooms that are in sensor, and the nearer they approach to the na•nral flower the better; wallflowers, irises, daffodil', and nil varieties ...

... suggestion has already been made that he also should in that Walhalla. The death of Dr. Moffatt recalls an incident which shows the Interest her Majesty taken in men of light and leading. During the long residence of the demand missionary among the ...

... of hells. Away went the switt and silent army from countinghouse and shop, desk and depot, one column by the King's-road. Chelsea, the other swiftly heading towards Fulham and Putney direct by Bromptoo. The donde had all cleared away, and the breeze freshened ...

... rite. Notwithstanding the marked rof Royalty . and Society for all these a-oourt Exhibitions, and the weighty rivals year at Chelsea, it has been, lbelieve, as good a as was expected, and the Welcome Club aspecielly is popular among the wealthy South and ...

... Fulham. The rev. gentleman, who is the minister of Markham Square (Chelsea) Congregational Chapel, deposed that he was attracted by a crowd et men and boys in the King's-rd., Chelsea, on Saturday, and found prisoner holding tied to a string a rat, which ...

... the rector of Wortham, one of the most exquisite painters of flowers, has just died. Ten years ago she opened a studio for herself in Paris, and took pupils painting many portraits and flower pieces. Latterly she was much occupied with illustrating the ...

... three years on a lady.—R was decided to take steps to turn the matter over to the Watford Guardians. An inquest was held at Chelsea on Miss Mary Hayward Walker (40), daughter of the late Mr. William Walker, an engineer, of Manchester, who committed suicide ...

... ts the dignity of labour and to show that all are equal in the sight of God. The attention which he pre to the loung Men's Christian Association, to working-men's institutes, and to ragged-school recreation-rooms show bow catholic have been hi* sympathies ...

... enough to be able to visit the building— Of the Germans who had given oat that Dr. which, however, it should be said, is not a show place Leidermann was in an asylum, no trace was to be —will not fail to admire among other rare found. The police of Sea Remo ...

... cam, not lam than those mounted, were quito • eight in themselves, making a Show it would not he easy to All thie wee only appreciated, and greeted all the more groups. 'The show *maned the kindred. of Styrian*, IJpper Aurarlaw, mid eralanthansi whom the ...

... daughter and • man named Boyce. The girl remarked to Reim, that he had something in his pocket, whereupon he said he would show them, and took f coca his pocket • revolver which went off, the bullet entering the forehead of Rot:ertson, killing him instantly ...

... down to work, and litisinemlo resumed. In the Leeds district the machine and engine trades keep brick, while the tool branch shows I a falling off. The metal trod. are now fairly busy, as ere the workero in cutlery. The carpet trade is good, and the weavers ...