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... monstration at the AgricuIltural-hall, on Monday night, a Great donkey show (groans). But they i mi=ht depend upon it that they would have a good I many of such donkey shows yet (cheers). The people would rise in their sovereign might and prove to ...
... Day, T i ncludioguSndoy. Admiosion free. Beate from Chelsea to ltntey, Eammemsmith. and Kew (weatber and tide perroittin i, tlw fares. Steamboats from London-bridge and all intermediate Piers to Chelsea every ton minutes. THE ALDETEWRDAND PRINCESSALICE ...
... T including ;nnday. Admisoionfree, BOATS from CHELSEA to PUITNEY, fHammerramith, and Kew (weather and tide permit- tihg at low fares. Steamboats from London-bridge end all intar ,mrediate piers to Chelsea every ten minutes. STEAM TO NEW WOR3e ,5. INCLUDING ...
... eight (Saturday) and six o'clock on Sunday morning. -Mr. Flowers: What did the prisoners say for them- selves 7-Cash Jones said. he broke the first lamp, &nd Burke said he broke the seeend.-Mr. Flowers (to the prisoners): And what do you say now 7-Each prsoner ...
... twenty yards from the house, and without saying a word seizedhim by the throat, upon wbichlprovocation he struck Burke-Mr. Flowers said that for the as- sault on Mrs. Willy he should fine him 40s., or four- teen days' imprisonment; and for that oil Burke ...
... Pink W. D. 1york).-WO are glad to receive anything to grow ' 'and show, and' give out opision o 'iti whether old . favomrites or novelties ; but our test-i The Properties ,-of Flowers,, the received standard. I , - -. CoNSEmVATORY.-We have not ?? apparatus ...
... ower~sbegln to show- ?? are amongf theladest showy, Zbut the tnmost frarant,'!df-our .esrly'vlsitosz~ aad-thase who-have only-small gardens should ?? t~hem. ,They can be grown in all the gornoes~nd ehady pooks, - bup -they make no~show-, Yh e reiinVefhelS ...
... -WESTMINSTER. NOV-EL METHOD OFCHEATING THE AuTEaRITIES. - Charles May, proprietor of the ERagle beershop, fin Exeter-street, Chelsea, was summoned by Inspectqr M'Huso, under the 2nd and 3rd Victoria (the Police aetl, for that he did use a certininternal communi- ...
... 32, Beech-street, Barbican. The arisoast had sold him ties and s-aries for about nine pseuths. The-first time ha n~ation ho showed some asklses, and said tsat his sister made them, and be wished to sell them. ie bought about ao. or 4s. orsth of them. The ...
... account of the pro- ceeds of the concert. He wrote in Mr. Lockyer, and Mr. Loekyer, in reply, promised to furnish an account showing how the matter stood. The accounts had not been furnished, although promnised' to be sent over and over again. He had a letter ...
... e of a single letter to the prisoner's writing. The prisondr had not the command over his hand to write half so welL-Mr. Flowers said at present it was clearlya question of forgery, and the diffient state- meneb adduced by the two experts could only remain ...
... of good- show bulbs- -milxed for 70s., -wehic the sane number-of tulips, with their names, uould ha cheap at 1'77.10s.-.-even the very sameb balbs. We can -only aedount for- the inegleet of tulips by the greater . -factiities offered. in flowers that tak-e ...