... the house,. appears at-the breakfast tablo in an-artistic glown of brocade, with bouquets of flowers auncgreeun-stin stripes. The gown opens in front to show a.lining of old rose satin and a satin petticoat in the same tint. The deep collar and wide revers ...

... Square and Chelsea Embakunaent. Aloan t ro route srauny persons had coogregastod, and they rusered llis Mlajesty as he pased them. At thu estria ce to the Exhibition the boys of tues Dukef of Yrk as School and the vcteran pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ...

... ence on the magnetio and electrolytic actions of |electric railways. Professor Rucker read a paper, illustrated by diagrams, showing traces of dies- turbance upon magnetic instruments at different distances from the City and South of London r Electric Railway ...

... satisfy the aspirations of the Irish people, he thought the Irish party could not do better than go to the country witk it, and show what was the Tory alternative policy premised in 1886. There Was not a sin-le man either in England or in Ireland who wuald ...

... Asmnas orchids, and Michaelmas- daisies in the flower departmet, and papls anped a in . the froit drepartent, were the strong points of the Eorticulturaf Society's Show in the Drill 'HaawestmiiasTr,4day The show of cypre- pediuna -orchids, exhibited by W ...

... old Sevrves ecuelle, cover, and stand, painted with bouquets of flowers in eight medallions by Dubois, 280 guineas; as ?? jug and coerad oval howl, painted with festoon n Isprays of flowers by Tai'Jandiar, 280 guineas; -a p~air of old Worc~ester porcelain ...

... visited al the show of the Horticultural Society of Ireland, a which was held in Merrion Square. Their ne Royal Iiighnesses were received by the Com- '£ missioners of the district, and were conducted re round the district. At the show proper they k. were ...

... The Argentine j Government is said to view the scheme with s approval. s The June number of the Bankers' a Magazine will show that in the month. to j May 2& there has been a considerable increase s in the aggregate value of the 3225 representa- 0 tire ...

... exquisite tints (writes a lady cor- respondent) flash with jewels, and in the long hair of the nymphs of Utopia, coloured flowers are woven. The two young~er daughters of the King of Utopia look like Oriental Puritans in their draperies of grey crepon ...

... received. Here, and in I the vicinity of their barrackls of Chelsea they *vere completely lionis-d, med rcounds of cheers followed I them wherever thev went. The home troops also : nade a brave show;, thorog1h11y reuresentative of) elhe smartness and physique ...

... the General Election n becomes imminent, on the supposed tendencies 0 of the mining interest among the electors. If C they show any signs of revolt Mr Gladstone will t ?? a dignified farewell; if they seem - susceptible of magnetic influence en the part ...

... the copestone of the iniquities of the measure that it proposes to cdecentralise the management of education. That at once shows the straits to which the Opposition are reduced for objections, and demonstrates the falsity of their claim to be the spokesmen ...