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... which coat £6500, only brought £2625. Tbe four famous Chelsea rases, 24 inebes high, (or one of which the late Esrl gave tbs Foundling Hospital, to which institution it had bcea presented by the Chelsea factory, 3000 guineas, were bought in, no higher bid ...
... beautiful wreath of white flowers was sent •from the President, Vice-President, and members of the Inverness Burgh Conservative Association.* * In loving remembrance,’ a wreath of costly flowers was sent from the Boyal Hospital, Chelsea, Field Marshal Sir Patrick ...
... take her hack to early home Liusaone: In Chelsea Swede tells as how she came here sevenand-twenty years ago, recommended Jenny Lind, who has ever since been her constant patroness and friend, whose hair she shows worked into elaborate and mournful device ...
... KING-EDWARD CHUBCH AND PABISH HALL BAZAAR. 4 BAZAAR will held at Turriff on •A. TufeSDAY, Ist August, the day of the Summer Cattle Show, for the Erection of Hall for King-Edward. The Hull designed for Meetings and Classes connection with the Church, but is to ...
... Furniture, f’bi)ii>cndule ; MotruiHeent Statkiu fabiuet. Inlaid with Ivory Work ; a Splendid titurde-Wardrobe, decomt«l with and Flowers, in Murquetrie; a Splendid Bibliotyuc, Ixifty Six fold Screen, lsmelled in EmbosiMsl Hpiuish leather, iu Hue onlcr. The Faintinira ...
... by many friends of the ladies presiding it. A Flower Stall was presided over by Mr Thomson, Heathfield. It contained several hundred plants, many of them in bloom, and shown off in rustic baskets. Tbe flowers were gifts from gardens the district, and included ...
... Smith, In, Durhantterrac-, Chelsea, London, charge.' with desertirg his wife and child. Whilst apprehen ling hint a detemi,e leamed that he had co omitted bigamy, and a man named Itobert Denson: of 5, tieorge .'..ace, Chelsea, who entered the witness-box ...
... CUlyearn Flower mmw~ ~Mem*Sweet Horn* for the ship. Mr K. C. Gregor showed the best horticultural novelty. At to far adTancsd mmoh of the rear it «m Mtaral that the diaolay of fruit should limited. Takina this iato consideration the section showed considerable ...
... were the following gentlemen who had accompanied Sir Charles, viz—Sir Julian Paancefote, Blr Cyril Flower, M.P.; Osborne, the president of the Chelsea Liberal Associ ition. Mr iNDBBWicx. in opening tbe case, stated that Mr Crawford was married to his ...
... Fiklo-Habrhal Sib Dona&dStbwabt, Governor Chelsea Hospital, presided on Wednesday afternoon the annua! meeting of the Strangersâ Home for Asiatics the West India Dock Road, tandon. The annual report showed that 718 Orientals bad been admitted to the ...
... Friday and remained to laneheoa. pRUIT. rRAWBEHRI EB, FERNS. CHERRIES, PALMS, RLACK CURRANTS, RASPS, PLUMS. FLOWERING PLANTO, SOOSEBKRRIEM, CUT FLOWERS, WREATHS TOMATOES, NEW POTATOES. AM BOUQUETS. HAS. AE BURN & £JO. A telegram from Sydney yesterday says ...
... galloping uo matter where—but joyous** a bird. Sometimes she passes hours in her flower garden, digging and raking and planting, or in her conservatory, where she cuts flowers for the bouquets, which she artistically arranges to ornament her apartments. ...