... Japanese spindle tree o rarely found of flowering size in England, and many people who trim their compact little shrubs every year bare no idea bow charming they would be if left alone and allowed to fruit. For the flower,. insignificant, and it is not till ...

... good may it do you. T. Carlyle. Chelsea, Juno 23, 169.' I whether it he material or moral, is the best Itwiner; for it prevents those disorders which other reumiliee onmetimes cure, but times confirm. It also shows where disorder and nneleannens exist ...

... England and Wales plotted during the week ended January 23rd was 145. The number In the corresponding week of tut wee 181, showing • decrease of 36 Mu. J. WiIITENZAD has eturned from the PbHippies blends, where he has been inverulg• cling the (eons of the ...

... with a particular lady, and wound up with Beware of the member for Chelsea. At that time Sir Charles was member for Chelsea, and the letter conveyed nothing to petitioner's mind. He showed the letter to his wife, who, whilst saying there was nothing in ...

... his colleagues for the onerous duties of chairman. • position to which he Las niece been annually elected, thus not only showing his qualification for the post. but the sense of his for it entertained by his collea —rnen of and tact. the picked men of ...

... the of Ti na,. will be to bear, not uncover their beads beside the grave, and only 5 psem•agers mire killed and 875 no flowers were placed on the coffin. 1 through accidente to trains. robing stock, or perrnsnent way • 98 NATIONALISTS & THE GREAT killed ...

... wishe, and also whether the British Consul could obtain an interview with hey? __ . . Sir James stated that the latest amounts showed that the Government still hesitated to direct their force* to disperse the large congregation, ni wily Turkish, of tor. bulent ...

... COtlffe. TO A PRISONICII.—A few months ago Dominick Carroll, a youth was charged, with three others, with at St. Jude's Church, Chelsea, and committed be trial, protesting his inn°. cence. A witness am Mr behalf, whose evidence was most material, was ma upon ...

... in . Tim 'Mould interest the pro-Boervi-The Born mangled and a stroke or more will he loe in r a thomod miles artifices! flower is Mick an at the trip. It ' duel o f tj.,, fift y b oo k. . bbd by h word .. our route w ili b e t h e .b or t e m, b y f ...

... h e n • a • HE EMBARKS ON BOARD. eett ceseenstown oe • u y . ers. prim ,LI la Ed, very good, £1 Lee; Reports front leadom show that great indigna• sod before the bite wen Y. t• . 1 Pe n rn and so do the promieee. The former in £350 Mole Horace Inunkett ...

... ped Imo • .or . . melleagum °er e the meantime Major Vieth' bad been heavily fitter ie telfsh, and ha. wr en t o . pirs f or flower of State. But Mr are by no meths tat g motive Da. peen. afterwards put on their rel. Mans wee the e „,,., not to mention the ...