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... Clarke, Oak Alyn, Wrexham; 3, S T Chad- *, wick. Beanmarie. Two nots of Lilrus in flower: 'b H Lyle Smythe, IBarrowniore Hal', Che4ter. r OC-UT FLOwsa-Diaplay of cut flowers arranged tr in any conceivable design, or combination of C, designs, at the discretion ...
... Cii F. Service Commissioner. St Mr. Gladstone attended a distribution of acprizes yesterday. in connection with a bazaar, flower show, and fete which were opened by Lady Constance Grosvenor, at - JaardeU, in aid of a fund for rebuildingi the local Institute ...
... har- mony in brown and gold. Another view of Chelsea, described as a pink note, is more elaborate than the others; but there is au evening effect of Chelsea, called N -octurne in Silver and Opal, which shows the painter's penchant for vague indistinctness ...
... painted in water-colour on canvas. M. Thoma, in this work, shows him. self a good draughtsunan, but the wvork, although very vicorous, lacks refinement and tone. There are several important flower pictures in this collection, some of which are painted in ...
... knocked down at £63105.Gd. A beautiful specimen of old Chelsea ware realised the largest amount given for any one article in the sale so far. It was a vase, 21 inches high, of the finest quality of old Chelsea. It had an openwork neck and cover, and scroll handles; ...
... and fully believed he inch a relation. In 1871, the 2-lth April, the proaeoutor was married the prisoner at Christ Church, Chelsea, by banns. She then desaribed her self as lizzie Pays*, aged 24, anA spinster. Inconaequeaoe some diaagreement, the '* br ...
... formal indictment in the law courts. The Hon. Edward Chandos Leigh is appointed recorder of Stamford, in the room of Mr. Flowers, appointed a metropolitan police magistrate. The scheme of the Bishop of London to raise £1,000,000, at the rate of £100,000 ...
... received the distinguished visitors and conducted them through the entire build- Ing, special permission having been granted to show her Majesty the interior. which has hitherto been closed to women without exception. The monks had previously offered the Queen ...
... its light and Hhade and in its excellent drawing. 'isNo. 221, Flowers,e by Akorn, cne of the best specimens of flower-painting in the exhibition;' 'the texture of the various flowers is perfection. Since writing the above, the President of the :Royal ...
... William Ball's, in Chelsea-an exhibition of orchids, which was well attended by the worshippers of Flora. Tbe orchid is a curious flower. it is never like itself; it is always like something else. Sometimes it resembles another flower, and Mr. Bull has ...
... at lovers of liberty and of freedom of opinion. B It is impossible to imagine, for example, the X Radical Eleusis Club in Chelsea, or any work- )f ing man's club in England, arriving at an 9' agreement with the Czar or the German Emperor as to the class ...
... S, AND THE EFFBCT OF THAT SYSTEM UPON THE YOUNG MEN ENGAGED IN fETAIL TaAD8s, AS WELL AS UPON SOCIETY AT LARGE. By Fdward Flower. London: IW. Aylott. Liverpool: C. Wllimner.-it is a very grati- fying Circumstanoe tbat the subject to which tbis well-written ...