... adoration i with intense the Cross, sad from the Alter of (which decors led with coantleas lights, sad hsudaomely srrsatfad with flowers), took pi see st eight o'clock, snd wss assisted by Sisters of the Commaoitx. snd large namber of the pstients snd sll assembled ...

... the vame. iMt-.r, hitter, oh. to behold The grA.'S grow Wb. r»- the walls .'-o did show. Such were the works WalsingHaui While did stAii-l; arc the wrecks ai now do show that holy laud Lovcl, level, with ground Tbe u*wers lie, Which, with th* golden glittering ...

... her toilet 4JJ j drxwin g the esteem which one must hold one’s other| slave removed her medicated baUied ,i old church of Chelsea, rone to consider the bagging of very her face » »|*onge steeped in asses , LJr4 n,m . . « and a sonoet’s title a poasible ...

... P for South Nottingham, and Mre Smith Wright, of 4 Chelsea Embankment, W, and Park hill, New Forest, llanti. Ihe service was fully choral, and the church tastefully decorated with choice white flowers. The Rev Heury Robert Mandere. Vicar of Horbnry Junction ...

... Fink, 5 yrs Mr P Golden dope., 6 yrs V .Mitchell’s Ambrose, 5 Mr Price’sßatiiemont, 4 yrs Mr C Pigott’s Prtar, r-'s Quinn's Flower 111, 5 Mr John Sca'.ly’s ick, 5 yrs Mr Walxer'e Elinor, 4 yrs 2 15-ihe FARMERS’ PLAI'E, 21sovs; will receive tor; weight for ...

... Alburnoa and until nearing the distance, when Ejeetor art ou. and won by three-quarters of a length; > between second and third. CHELSEA PLATE of ...

... tho Show vesttrday. He aceoropaoied by large party from the Viceregal L -dge and mado a tonr of the Show ground* Tie party comprised— Hon Col Forrester, Lady Catherine Cole. Hoo Mrs Crichton. Mrs A Paget, Hon Mias Cadogan. Cel Fisher, Lord Chelsea, Uoo ...

... bar three. numbers went sharply to time, and after they paraded post the stand were sent away the first attempt. The first show front -was Craddoxtown, with Clongiffin, Shut Up. and Cooldrinagh has quarters, and Chairman motA prominent of the others, ...

... Auput 19—The too* “•, k * rf showed slight recovery inquiry from dull maiiets which existed for some weeks P«*» especially noticeable in prime realised top freely. Home victuallers baring in larger numbers for Horse Show week. Tho export trade well r ...

... but they’re bonnie couple ’•; * bonnier ma wumman than we at their age.’ After the show was over the crowd helped themselves freely to the decorations, nob only flowers and fofiiage, but banners and emblems being Removed under the eyes of the police, who ...

... and half, when May- Yveline. 3 yrs, Bst -T Loaw* 370- , / Clayton’s Degramont, geuce, simply unobtainable elsewhere, forward flower was beaten, and Xebe© drawing out, tol- H I HighamX Cronborg, aged, Bst flMr to Anson’s Campana. 2 yrs stamped addreas once ...

... design in white lineable. Upon one. among other interesting thMoe, stands a beautiful Faletod in Old Chelsea &Ma, and above are numerous other figures in Chelsea or Dresden ware. Each room is lighted by a large crystal chandelier. but Mrs. Madden longs for ...