... Sussex Prk cloese not sustain its pc~eOticg, mnany satisfactory reasons, could 1)0 adduced to prove that tile fancous fete shows, not signs of decadence at ties coot, The hard groucid, however, wvill doubtless play sad havoc withc the fields, both icc ...

... were drawn up in line for inspection by the QuEEN, who was pre- C sented by one of their number with a beautiful bouquet ot flowers. From the hospital Her- MIAVJEsTy drove through the crowded thoroughfares I to the Castle, where she took afternoon tea with ...

... vulgar scurrility of speaking of one so cherished and loved as Carlyle as St. Thomas Coprostom, late of Craigenputtock and Chelsea, a literary lapper of imaginary blood, likening him-the grand, pure- couled, sorrow-ladleu old man-to Thersites. Ile commnits ...

... bpasied- them.' At the entrance to the exhibition the z boys of the Duke of York's School- and,' the- veteran pensioners of Chelsea Hospital were I drawn up as a guard of honour, apd standing near them' was old' Field Marshal Sir Patrick Grant. On entering ...

... Mr. Cyril Melton has been specially engsrg'ed to support Miss Helen Barry on her neat Transatlantictour. The Battle of Flowers took piRce on, Sattrday. in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, under vrerv favourable auspices. Saturday afternoon next will be ...

... agents are at work. The present Mayor (Mr. E. S. RomIsos) is spoken of as the most likely candidate, bat the Conservatives will show fight. Mar. TltoMAS EDGIMLEY, who has been committed for trial on the charge of perpetrating forgeries on the Leeds Banking ...

... morning, and was one of the selected speakers at the forthcoming Cbxrch Con-1 gress in Birmingham. WATER HASTINGSCOWA.RD,.Of Chelsea, described as a gentleman, was remanded at the Lonlon Mansion House on Saturday, charged with forging bills of exchange for ...

... decreasing means, the subscribers i would not be surprised to find that the amount of the a society's benefactions continued to show a downward 1 tendency. This, perhaps,ted, no w considerable in 1892, a hut, taken- in connection with the diminution in t preceding ...

... the river-was but little'patronisedby pleasure-seekers. SPRINtG FLOWER SHOW AT WOLV-ER- HAMPTON. Yesterday afternoon, there wvas opeoed, in the Drill Hall, Wolverhampton. 3 spring flower show, which is likely to prove a; great attrmation during the present ...

... of which the Prime Minister wqrs one of d the trustees. The application was refused , 6t .Dr. Diploek held an enquiry at Chelsea, on Tuesday, 7, touching the death of Mlarmaduke Hewitt, M.AL, do- e scrihedas an author, aged forty-four, who. had been in ...

... Aquarium4111 anld Suimmer Garden, which is rsnidly advancing towards completion. It will be a lemnigo, andc avisilalble for flower shows, conec its, Otorisoris, public mneetiiigs, a-id various special attrnactiess'. If Ilie Royal Albert Hall woere ciily Ihere' ...

... sounetimes lannse themselves by giving tie history of a Ihouso. tire successive Decupapits of which have beem unfortunate, to show that wlren a tenemmient is viciously disposed, no virtue onl the part of a tenant cai long resist its ieralising irtluence ...