... destroyed to the value of 100,000 francs. MARRIAGE OF VISCOUNT CHELSEA. Holy Trinity Church, Chelsea, was ciowded on Saturday afternoon, on the occasion of the wedding Df Viscount Chelsea, son Earl and Countesa Cadogan, of Culford Hall. Bury St. Edmunds ...

... SERVICE ESTIMATES. The Estimates of the amount required to pay (he salaries ami expenses of the revenue departments for 1903-4 show the following net increases compared with the grants for 1902-8. Customs, Inland Kevenue, £53,730; Post Office, £288,513 ; ...

... afford thorn more warmth gradually, and syringe daily. When the flower buds show, moist heat of flOJeg. to SSdeg. is necessary to open them. Anuu Lilies. —Plants that are poshing flower stems may roceSre Bquid nmnnro end atuudsnt supplies of water tbs ...

... by showing that it was possible to determine this means the specific heat of a diamond, and the specific heat of speck of radium—which had been sent over M. and Madame Curie lor the lectureat the' temperature of liquid hydrogen. WONDERS OF FLOWERS. The ...

... is to wear natural flowers ia the hair. One single rose or carnation, relieved a small bunch of delicate green, is considered the most chic thing to wear when full evening dress. Some girls are very fond of affecting a certain flower, and never wearing ...

... throat, trimmed with bands black velvet; large white hat lifted one side with loops of black velvet. The fashionable ladies showed a strong predilection favour of the now canvas material; golden fawn-colour being preferred with trimmings of yak lace of ...

... Leeds and South Beds by the eleva* tion of StrL. Playfair and Mr. Cyril Flower to the peerage. Sir C. Hall, the rejected of Chesterton, has found refuge in Holborn. Lord Chelsea has succeeded Lord Francis Hervey in the representation of Bury St. Edmunds ...

... DOTfPIKO. Mr. Chamberlain has drawn attention to the decay of the glass-making industry. Local investigation at Sunderland shows that where the famous Hartley’s Glass Works used to stand, the area is given over to streets of workmen ; dwellings, 'file ...

... “MEN WEHE DECEIVEHS EVER.’ Scene.—Captain Vainquer’s chambers in the Albany. Artistically furnished sittingroom flowers in prolusion ; blinds lowered ; chiaroscuro perfect. R. A daintily arranced tcte-a-tdte tea-table. 0. Quaint Indian Curtain, forming ...

... Hamilton's name on it, and they were in due course returned to their original owner. The France Militaire publishes statistics showing that casus of suicide are very frequent in the French army; more so, perhaps, than in any other European force. Among every ...

... who, is well known, bore very distinguished part in (hat fight. When Vercstcbagin went to Washington saw the President, ana showed him his sketches of Morro Castle and the Ray of Santiago, describing to him bis notion battle, particularly of the manner ...

... a river wall; and then there will be a magnificent embankment boulevard extending from Blackfriars to the farther end of Chelsea. Mr. Jerome K. Jerome and his coadjutors may do better work than The Prude's Progress another time, but they will be fortunate ...