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... on, atd damaged as far as it possibly could be. If any one would walk by the new squares in the Chelsea quarter of London, he would perceive that the flowers and. standing'. plants were twining through the: ralls, and of hundreile of thousanuds of peo- ...
... e Miss Barnes. MUSIC IN THF 0PENS By permission .f tie Chief C mi,5%ter iN iband of the D Ii Plroc wijl perform at DtI Flower Show. Puwere orn, rhis ertiJ WS 12 30 o'clock. %!so at Bray z.ar, oars |rounds. ftromin 73 to .t3 p3. osadjchtS li By permission ...
... open displayed nothing mote an dangerous than a small bunch of flowers. The incident only occupied the merest frac- tion aft timre, but the evident dread of petronal atta~c'k which it showed the Prince and of Princess of Wales to be labouring under left ...
... AUCTI Q3$. / THE LATE CHARLES WARIN ES ,ALE. EASEHULD INTEREST i a Delightful L Cottage Residence, with Pleasure Grounds, Flower and Fruit Garden attached; A small Collection of Paintings,* By some of the mnst esteemed Mastery, including speclimens by ...
... Science on the magnetic and electrolytic actions, of electric railways. Professor Bucker read a paper, illustrated by diagrams, showing traces of disturbance upon magnetic instruments at different distances from the City and South of London Electric Rtail- way ...
... Union Marine Insurance Company was made on Monday. It showed that Messrs. Banner and Son had bea electedl by 181 votes against 116 polled for M~r. B~id. The Echo believes that Mr. Childers will show further reductions in the naval estimates, amoaunting ...
... Scott had a gown slate grey with white, and her mauve hat was «»t fe.ncif'il form; her Excellency's daughter-in-law. Lady Chelsea, looked very elegant '.he palest silver grey; she wore lovely pouched jacket fine Astrachan and mauve hat with hyacinths ; ...
... strcst. JOHN IiKNTLEY. ArCTIONI'.ICIt AND VALUATOR. bI'UEEI AND 12 WOOD QUAY. ADA S SALUIiOOMS, 19 STEPHEN'S OKK.KN N. HORSE SHOW W'KKK. THritSDAY. ALlil 1838, INTERESTING SAf.l. For ill® Trustee* the late LORII Jambs WAsi»«»!*»itDK BLTLER. ANTIQUE Ob! ...
... Duck .. 3 9 6 Mr. P Macrp's Roseal . 3 9 6 Lord W Beresford's Courante ?? 5 9 3 01r. C W Meredith's Bait ,, 5 9 0 mr Tyson's Flower of the Flock ,, 3 9 0 MIr l j J Sautiv's b f by St Michael- Sauce .. .. 4 9 0 5Mr. I Riley's Avonniore _ 4 9 0 Mnr. J S Lanain's ...
... thefir way. The flowers that bow modestly to the wooing of the strong balmy air are numerous and of inany kinds, albeit we are still in! early March. The celandine, or pilewort, eldest sister of the buttercup-rhe delicate Greek flower of the wind-anemone ...
... beings. presented a modern illustration )l5 of a section of the ColDieum of old Rome, the buildiog Iteelf ie- too, with its flowers and statues. and bright glases covering, be lent aot i little towards completing the charm of the p o- o3 ture, As it would ...
... month bicycles are to be admitted to Hyde Park before 10 a mi, and the opening I of the Bicycle Club in Trafalgar square, Chelsea, was quite a smart funtion, a&-. tended by half of fashionable London. I Catherine Lodge, to give the house its right 2 eatne ...