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... NAVVAL EXHIBITION, Chelsea R b (Ci0se to Chelsea Suspension Rridge). OPENING CEREMONY by HR B n the PRINCE of WALES, KG (Hon Admiral of the Fleetj, on behalf of HE M the QUEEN. _ iOYAL-,NAVAL, EXHRIBITION, Chelsea. 1 It Entrance on Chelsea Einbanlkment. I ...
... comment on last year. La Cbarmeuse isa very free flowering kind of the Japanese section, vwith flowers of a bright puce colour, and is one 3 of the best now in floer. Reverie is also a very a good kind flower, brick-red, the petals well re- - fexed and close ...
... interior of the esane tuary was richly carpeted, and the higb altar blazed with wax lights, interspersed with the choicest flowers of the season, The fine interior of this noble Gothic pile presented an im- t posing eight as thousands of the faithful, rich ...
... l-anr!ry won: blue foulard strewn with yellow flowers, made with train skirt l Norfolfc blouse somewhat incongruous mixture. were large and usually trimmed witU black oat hers; bonnets minute, and, flowers were used, these were of the tiniesi description ...
... Na- tional school, in which Miss Hourighan showed samples of needlework and knitting work by the children. An address of welcome was read by one of the pupils, Bridget MT'Cabe, and a pretty bouquet of [flowers was presented to the Countess, who thanked ...
... and Captain Philip Green haveleft Bayham. Abbey forthe Continent till after Easter. Earl and Countess Cadogan arrived at Chelsea House, Cadogau-placoLondon, yesterday, from liabrehama Hall, Caeutridlge. The Earl of Northbrook receives this week a shooting ...
... autumnal show of fruits, flowers, and vegetables, of this society, was held on yesterday at the Roeado. The exhibition was emhnently beautiful, the exhibitors particu- larly numerous, and the company numerous and select. The show of flowers was such as ...
... they found to , alimentary product, and not the name • suburb. As this vehicle did not to .Chelsea, they chartered a hansom, driven * gentleman grey, wearing flower * a^buttonhole, and smoking thick cigar withe a red band around it. A young . French woman ...
... quiet that reigns I there ever; the shady trees with their variousy- tinted leaves, and the beautiful slopes bedecked with flowers; the modest little church, with the e little cemetery close by, will 'ift the meditative so' to higher things. The glad and ...
... were set out in long and exulting array in the Governor-General's dis- patches, and the Khalsee standards were to grace the Chelsea museum ?? 1 the flags of all nations. All-cheering in words, but how go the facts ? Are the Sikhs intimidated by the assumed ...
... thle Irish polico, wblslt else redl coats and glitterisig swords of a cavutiry detachment, fleshing iiitelse erensisng stis, show Clint the sense essacted lisa beess one in wehich military' forre has beess called on to aid the Civil hooves'. Tito group ...
... Embroidery, not only in paillettes, but in nar- row ribbon, will be much used, and lace will be more worn than ever, and flowers will be a popular decoration of skirts, as well as of bodices. As to the cut of the gowns, the eel skirt will prevail; and ...