... Rlodney, in which the mlug is made in the shape of his head. A statuette of Kitty Clive is perhaps the best specimen of old Chelsea in the exhibition. A little statuette in Whealdon ware shews two people riding pillion. and there is a quaint repre- sentation ...

... carried a bouquet of choice white flowers inter. mingled with forget-me-nots. The bride herself was attired in the richest white silk, with train trimmed with white satin. Her wreath was of orange blossom and other exotic flowers, the veil of white tulle being ...

... marked attention to an impressive and appropriate dis- course. The rev. gentleman showed the propriety of using all kinds of goodness on an occasion of this sort, to show forth the honour and glory of God. Special hymns, appropriate for the occasion, were ...

... waistcoats for wear with tailor gowns am-e richly embreidered with floral c patterns in sillks the naiural colours of the flowers t( so clever eintb)roideres>'. whose work has of lat I f been ?? - k a hat unus-:lip, mav set to work a Sain5 with renewred ...

... Mrs. G. C. Edwards and Mr. Edward Alexandeer, Dr. Rosa and ?? Edwin Ee(wntds. The coffin was covered with loveiy wreathe of flowers, &c. C1eoIr. OUTINO.--OD Tburstay, through the kind. Mees of several parishioners and membters of the orogreiation, the St ...

... essential that every Volunteer who has commenced should complete firing in this Class, By Order. HORTICULTURAL SHOW AT BILDESTON. The annual show of flowers, fruit, and general pro- duce was held at Bildeston yesterday (Friday) under the auspices of the' Bildeeton ...

... the Premier'spspeeh.. The following table shows how the ten f rmermetro- politan boroughs have-been re'arranged:- - OLD CONSTITBrEcIms. N: w Co xOrSTITrUE .S. City of London 4 (City of London ?? ..2 - - f Chelsea ?? ?? ; -5Fulham ., ?? ?? ?? Chelsee1 ...

... opened, and some even veutured to walk, though not many. Most of the visitors, e failing the opportunity to ramble amongst the flower y beds in the warmth of ?? afternoon, made a close 0 examination of the elegant apartments of the mansion, s thanks to the ...

... different country parislhes. Flowers brighten the bumble home, and where flowers abound there is generally thrift, cleanliness, and liapu- noes amongst the members of the respective households. It is to encourage n love for flowers, and to bring about the ...

... autumn flowers in a much gayer mood than that of yesterday. She loved her garden-smrall and medest as it was in comparison with the grounds and gardens of her county neighbours -and on a morning like this it vast rapture to her to run fronm flower to flower ...

... The children:attiding Canipsea saho Sehool sent a lsrge hamper of mignonette to the Children's Hoapitel in Chelsea, LLondon, on Flriday. The flowers era the. produce of a quator of an aore of land, which the children and their master cultivate. expressly ...

... White and Mr. Bird; illustrated papers from Mr. Row- botham and Mrs. Leonard T'urner; flowers and magazines from Miss Deane; flowers a~nd plants from St. Mattheew's Flower Service; a lounge wicker chair from Mrs. Millbanke; and a har- monium for the Lower ...