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... HATS and BONNETS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, BIRDS and MOUNTS, Will make her first Display of WINTER FASHIONS, ON TUESDAY NEXT, OCT- sth, At her New Premises, 3»t MTRAND STREET. ?? _ [1572 MRS CR AIG Purposes making her FIRST SHOW OF WINTER MILLINERY on TUESDAY ...
... possible. Tha Shaksperian Show at the Albert Hall ha* not been half so much discussed as it might have been, public attention being distracted from the sub- ject by more recent events. The success of the former bazaar for the Chelsea Hospital for Women, in ...
... England in 1764. when a number of specimen plants were growing in the Apothecaries' Botanic Gardens at Chelsea. The plants had clusters of small yellow flowers, but they do not seem to have received much attention, and, after a while they disappeared. The large ...
... n. An inspection of the cooking and reception rooms shows that every possible arrangement is made for catering efficiently to the wants of the inner man. Proceeding to notice the prisicipal shows in this department of the E.xhibiiion the eyes is struck ...
... Jull, and several other ladies showed excellent work in this class and a screen, worked by Mrs James Gell, of Castle- town, is a beautifully tine specimen of embroidery. Miss Lofthouse shows some exquisite embroidery of flowers on blue satin. \ special prize ...
... n. An inspection of the cooking and reception rooms shows that every possible arrangement is made for catering efficiently to the wants of the inner man. Proceeding to notice the principal shows in this department of the Exhibition tht eyes is struck ...
... days of hard work, would it not be and oven manager have boom struck MI. The well that thr•absurolity of a Minister attend- Chelsea petitioner. are put on ; the Knights of anal slionhlcease? The 3linister inattentlance Windsor are ' , truck elf. Vice ...
... Northern cold but his snort \ei- veteon jacket, rod waistcoat, and kn joker-bookers. He was going iionie after a long oay in Chelsea, and, conscious of something fantastic in his ap- pearance, and of doubtful legality in his calling, ihe was d-ipping into ...
... OEEDS Genuine New Unadulterated GARDEN SEEDS. FLOWER SEEDS. FIELD SEEDS. Peas, Beans, Early Swd Potatoes, Potato Onions, ShalJotts. Flower Pots, Cocoanut Fibre Refuse, Silver Sand Bamboo Cai.es. Flower and Dahlia Sticks, Wood Labels, kt: ; Clay's Fertilizer ...
... Their Excellencies alighted and pro- ceeded to a place od the right band of Mr Noble, who presented a handsome bouquet of flowers to Mrs Noble, the group sn the steps being swelled by the Lord Bishop, Deemster Drinkwater, the Vicar-General, kc, the steps ...
... Ceremony), ls ; after 6 p.m. od; Second or Third Day, 6d. 3278 HARVEST FESTIVAL SHOW AT ANDREAS. In connection with Andreas Harvest Festival, on THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6th, A PARISH SHOW OF FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE will be held on the same date, near the Parochial ...
... J^EEDS! Genuine Now Unadulterated GARDEN SEEDS. FLOWER SEEDS. FIELD SEEDS. Peas, Beans, Early Herd Potatoes, Potato ?? Shaiiotts. Flower Pots, Cocoantil Fi bre Refuse. Silver San J Bamboo Cat.es. Flower and Dahlia Sticks, Wood Labels, kc. ; (.lay's Fertilizer ...