... select than numerous, and the- scene altogether was anything but gay. What wasadvertised as a hmacimth show might as justly have been called a show of eacumbers, limes, citrcns, daffodils, or brococi. We didinot see quite a dozen hyacinths; two from the ...

... overbalanced, and fapl ?? drowned. A navvy named George Druce, aged 30 years, aes siding at , Slevin-stre t, Kains g s-ro ad, Chelsea, ar at work near eing's-road on Friday, when a playk fell upon him, breaking one leg in two places. Be was at dirst taken ...

... lthe Queeni's Jubilee tiospital. Whilst- walking on a plank to a barge 'at Chelsea coal whar-, yescerday, Arthur T~therly, 41, a lzghyerman, -of 5fi, Strati- nlan-street, Chelsea, tell into the barge, :owin-g to the ilenK tilting. Ie was taken to bV. tieo:rge's ...

... abundant, lruil-especinliy grapes, strawberries, and chesses-flret-rate. There was a goodly show ot last year's apples In capital condition; It was altogether best show held at Duraley for many years, for it has im- proved every year, and the cottagers have ...

... Royal Horticultural -oelety's' show ot camellies, hllies ot the valley, andothei eprlngfloers-was opened on Tuesday morning at South Kensington. 'The band of the Royal Horse guards was'in attendance. . - - I The remainling shows during the year w11l be held ...

... insensible. A party of seven persons, all except one livingat Worksop, Notts, went in a conveyance on Monday to a local flower show at Cuckney, six miles from that town. They were returning home at midnight, and, taking a wrong turn, drove into an old ...

... Sunday night, through the bursting of a bloodvessel. The Opening of another new Board school, sitnated in Crook's-ground, Chelsea, took place on Monday.' At the Thames police-court, on Monday, George Baird, steward on board the Mary, lying in the Mill- ...

... of the Queen's fifty years' reign. It is directly surrounded by the rapidly developing districts of Kenuing- ton,Fulham. Chelsea, Brompton, Putney, Wandwsortb, and Battersea, each of wobich has a steadily-growing working- cla ss nonulation dvelling in ...

... name. F'RUITING PALMS.-T. ?? trees like the Hop or the Ash or Yew, consist of ntale. ann female. Generally in the season of flowering the nativo aesple g~atler branches of the Wild PaluMasssomscon- taining stamerisnd spread them over thdiewhich are inveriably ...

... sbow you the klns that make the most show, ?? the nost handsbm~e. In Wardlan caseshe will haveswider held for his recommendation. Some numeryien lay themselves out for the sale of ferns: -Vietch and Beok, O Chelsea; Lee, of .ammersmith; Rollssn, ci Tooting ...

... the Duke of Cambridge have consented to be patrons of a great athletic meeting of the troops of the garrison of London, at Chelsea this week. The Duchess of Albany has promised to be present at a garden party at the Metropolitan Convalescent institution ...

... managed a second show of the season as one could wish to see. The Crystal Palace Fruit Show, though not so large as we have seen it, was nevertheless a good one as regas-ds tase quality of the productions generally-Mr. :5annerman showing an excellent ...