... folding tables, and cooking ranges; Elliott ar and Alston, Manchester: Hazel folding chairs, m archery chairs, rustic flower-pot stands, flower bE baskets, assortment of tables, fencing, seats, cook- lil ing ranges, &c. it The judges of agricultural and mi ...

... 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 ...

... Manchester kindly assisted, Forty cottagers exhibited plants and flowers at this show; and by referring to the Suggested Arrangements for this year, it will be seen that a similar show is proposed to be held in the month of August. The Council have ...

... exchange with other establish- ments, and some by gifts from friends of the gardens The flower garden in front of the exhibition house is at present fillled with spring flowering plants, consisting of several thousands of talips, hyacinths, crocus, arabil, &c ...

... huge and brilliantB rosy pink flowers, ericas in plenty and of all colours;' 2L the yellow flowering cavendishi being well represented, with tulip-flowered hedcaronias, white and orange ixoras, the delica~te Uac-flowered tetra~theocin, and palms and ferns ...

... 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 ...

... gated the manufacture and paid a visit to head- Pi quarters myself. I had heard of the Chelsea af jellies years ago, but I put them in the same cate. ol gory as Chelsea buns, and thought no more about T them, for indeed I could not get rid of my old- di ...

... Church, Chelsea. The old churchyard and 6t every approach to the church was filled with a mixed crowd anxious to gain a sight of ti their M.P. Inside, every seat was full ; 01 occupied I imagine, for the most part, by con- hi stituents, anxious to show their ...

... have been retarded by the late season and cold weather. Still there will be a fair show of foliago and 'blossom on the trees, and many of the spring'bulbs are in flower, : . I . Queen's Park, Rochdale Road, loses one of its chief attractions this year ...

... quite calmly for Lord Salisbury in an ivory frrame. 'The promoter and designerof the entire show was the indefatigable Mr. S. S. Wood,formerlysecretary of the Chelsea Hospital for Women-then of Olymnpic notoriety. Hle is omnipresent, and wou- derfully successful ...

... 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 ...

... of the morris dancers. JONATHAN MILLICAN. Foxley Mount, Lymm. THE OLD MANcHEsTER CHELSEA BUN MAX. (Query No. 216; A. and C. No. 220.) [t26J With reference to the old Chelsea bun man, JaInes Bagot, I notice that your correspondent I Hulme states that a ...