... was present a young Chelsea lady, Miss Anne Chamberlayne, daughter of Dr. Chamberlayne. She fought under her brother (says a contemporary) with arms and in manly attire, in a fire ship. On a slab outside Chelsea Old Church on Cheyne-walk we are told that ...

... whole of the preparations for the fitting receptioa of the body of the deceased Duke, and its lying state at the hall of Chelsea College Hospital, will be completed by Wednesday nest, the 10th Inst. On that day the body will be privately removed, in a ...

... Parliament. Ar Means. Protherce and Morris's last sale of orchids in flower, a spedmen of the rare ccelogyne eristata alba was, after a keen competition, knocked down to Mr. W. Bull, of Chelsea, for £l3l. The plant has seven dower spikes, the blooms being snowy ...

... him, but he refused the brief, nu:es il.soo were paid to hint, which enormous sum he actually received. Are you to the flower show'? said a gallant young ecatlentan wl:o i7early loved a run, to a day with tt; pouting Why, replied he, I promi.e ...

... only people who do welcome the news are those who reside in West Kensington immediately round the seat of the show, and to whom it is like showing a red rag to a bull to mention the name even of Col. the Hon. W. F. Cody. The grounds at Earl's Court can ...

... contrasts, have been exhibited in the palings for the metropolitan boroughs. While the Liberals carried the day in Hackney, Chelsea, Southwark, Lambeth, Finsbury and Marylebone the Conservatives scored victories in the City, Westminster, and Greenwich. The ...

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... term* into and over the great woods. The horizon is bounded by the dark line of trees upon the high bi]Lide; you stand among flowers upon the It is happily but seldom that a Continental railway accident has such a close interest for Londoners as that appalling ...

... friends, and among their number was one sent by the Princess Beatrice. An exquisite wreath of humortelles and a cross of blue flowers, sent by the Queen, were placed on the coffin, by the side of a smaller wreath from members of the family. The first part ...

... Kensington. The excellence of the grouping shows what artistic taste can do in the way of giving life-like effects to collections of different species of stuffed birds. The Wurtemburg collection at the Crystal Palace shows that similar effects can be produced ...

... Coloured salts showed little activity, but a large number of white malts were exceedingly luminous. Metals, if their surface is perfectly pure and clean, give no glow, but immediately they are contaminated, as by a touch, the film of impurity shows phosphorescence ...

... Balsams should be treated as advised for uteri. Some of the early-sown plants will be showing bloom now. If it is desired to grow them larger before flowering, nip the flower-buds off, and shift the plants to the next size pots. Hardy herbaceous plants going ...