... favourite trimming was decidedly flowers, which were used in profusion. Vhole panels were formed of roses and other blossoms so natural in effect that it was impossible to tell the difference between the artificial flowers on the toilets and the naturalonos ...

... Slone-square and Chelsea Embankment. Along the route many persons had congregated, and they cheered his Majesty as he passed them. At the entrance to the Naval Exhibition the boys of the Duke of York's School and the veteran pensioners of Chelsea. Hospital were ...

... favourite trimming was decidedly flowers, which were used in profusion. Vhole panels were formed of roses and other blossoms so natural in effect that it was impossible to tell the difference between the artificial flowers on the toilets and the naburalones ...

... storm in rounding Cape Horn, during bit which he sighted a 1,600 ton ship in a sinking de . condition. on( 5 A bazaar, flower show, and fete were be opened yesterday in the grounds of Hawarden ho r Castle by Ladv Constance Grosvenor u (daughter of Countess ...

... and by the time the plants come into flower the manure will be in a fit condition for the roots to work into. Hyacinthus candicans may be planted now, and the gladioli should be looked over, and, if any are showing signs of growth, place them in pots, ...

... and by the time the plants come into flower the manure will be in a fit condition for the roots to work into. Hyacinthus candicans may be planted now, and the gladioli should be looked over, and, if any are showing signs of growth, place them in pots, ...

... tiers, from the bottom to the top. The bottom part was all ribbons and foliage in different shades of green the next was flowers and ribbons and gauzes in old reds; next came yellows of all shades; and lastly, violets, lilacs, heliotropes, and everything ...

... pinks, or corn fliwerr, and pretty butteifly bows mixed with a few more flowers and grassei. concealing the crown. Parasols, too, are mide to match or harmonise, for they have flowers all ro'ind the edge, and are extremely orna- mental. I have seen a little ...

... and the taking of buns very much might be written.. Chelsea took the bun a century ago by distributing great quantities. In his journal to Stella, 1712, Swift alludes to the rare Chelsea buns. Chelsea boasted a famous bun-house, which was patronised by ...

... she manages with graceful skill to carry in only two hands for at least as many hours. At yesterday's Drawing-room the flower show assumed the proportions of an exhibition. Mere obiter dicta, or at least more literature ftom the author of Obiter Dicta ...

... she came up from Windsor on Friday to the exhibition at Chelsea. The souvanirs cf past warfare and dead and gone warriors seemwi to attract her most, and when she came across a couple of old Chelsea pensioners she inquired where they had received their ...

... Viscoun-ess Chelsea was be- comingly dressed in bleu de ciel satin, simply trimmed on by a bo,,iill,)ntpof tile The corsage Wag prettily folded across the fig,ire with fiill short sleeves and a. ffill collar of creamy lace. Viscountess Chelsea's ornaments ...