... on Friday night. Bro. J. J. Riebardson presided over an interesting ceremony, which witnessed the initiation of Viscount Chelsea and Mr. Malcolm. The toast of Success to the Uni ed Mecbanics' Friendly Society was proposed ia happy terms by one of the ...

... The Cultivation and Improve- ment of Flowers, illustrated with living specimens. The attention of the audience was agreeably occupied for an hour and a half, and at intervals the beautiful plants and flowers, which decorated the theatre, together with ...

... They were sleughtered the next day, and on cutting them up one was found to show signs ot swine fever. The case was reported, and the carcase buried. DEBENHAM. HORTIOULTUAL SHOW AND SPOTS.-At a meeting of the Sub-Committee of the Thredling Hundred and District ...

... others. Mr. and Mrs. r Ralymond and other friends placed crosses and wreaths of bright flowers on the coffin, and a friend of the deceased, Mr. Veitch, of Chelsea, had previously L brought down a magnificent wreath of white orchids as a a mark of his ...

... various blocks, show. ing that it can be rendered available for a variedY of purposes, such as conservatory floors, hall floor5 in damp places; cemetery stones, garden walks, 5h numerous other ways. At the Agricultural Hall he will show the different chemicals ...

... ATTENDANCES AT DIVISIONS. Up to Whitsuntide, there were in all 142 divi- sions, and 41 of these since Easter. The follow- ing shows the number of divisions in which Suffolk M.P.'s have taken part during the pre- sent Session: - Goddard, D. F.. Ipswich ?? ...

... pt presents :-Box: of cowslip,,, from F. Sewell, Middleton, w Yoxford; aspairagus, from Mrs. Weethorp; flowers, ti from Bildeston Children's Flower Service ; parce~l of a old linen,, from Mrs. Alexander; rhembarb, asparagus, ?? and' eacakle, from MrB ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Flower have a house which they have placed at their disposal. * Lord Cadogan las given a plot of freehold land, upwards of an acre in extent, forming part of the garden of Blaclcands House, Marlborough Road, Chelsea, for the use of the ...

... 362, Chelsea mug, e 5 guineas (Carter); 1,363, pair Chelsea cups and saucers, 12 guineas (Mrs. Burwood); 1,364, Chelsea mug, 8 guineas (Carter); 1,366, Chelsea vase, 9) a guineas (Gooch); 1,367, Chelsea Tripod vase, 8 guineas (Nixon; 1,368, ...

... next year's estimates. CHELSEA HOSPITAL AND THE RAILWAY BOARD,- Mieut. Colonel Alderson, R.E., at present a member of the Railway Board, has been selected to succeed Mr. Richard Neave, as Secretary to the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, the latter being about ...

... would coiplete the case, which was adjourned till Saturday afternoon. SHOC3KING TRAGEDY AT CHELSEA. a A. fearful tragedy has just been brought to light at e Chelsea, which, if all the rumours concerning it be true, equals in cold-blooded atrocity any of ...

... SUSAN'S SCISSORS. Siu,-Lord Chelsea fare tu be gitting on tidy mid- d~ing in th.) StowmarketDivioiofD, and that baintinoways surprising, for ho be every inch on him an English gontleman, he speak and ant like one, and thosv the eleotors did return Viscount ...