... entrance to a considerable height above. The centre of the hall is occupied by a flower-stall. from the mniddle of which a large gaily-decorated May-pole rises. Here flowers and fruit are dis- played right temptingly by the Countess of Scarborough, assisted ...

... House, the assenmbled crowds showed His Majesty every respect. One lady earned a Royal smile. There were several fair com- petitors, each provided with a beautif c bouquet, bat only one succeeded in throwing her flowers within reach of the King, who ...

... designs in which these flowers predominate, and the same may be said of old Oriental pottery, tC. We' first hear of the chrysanthemum in this country in 1761, when a small flowered variety was grown in the Botanic Garden, Chelsea. This plant is said to ...

... least four miles distant from the Chelsea Workhouse. TRn feature of the National Chrysanthemum Show at the Royal Aquarium to-day was a number of blooms of chrysanthemums sent from Wellington, New Zealand, Each flower was frozen in a block of ice, aud ...

... the age of 53. He was a son of Mr Samuel Shepherd, ?? and was born at Chelsea. Teen BAN};RUpny OF JoneN HOLLIN(SnEAD.- The Offcial Receiver at Manchester has issued :a statement showing that the liabilities of Mr John 1laliOslsesid, thoapiqgal agent, RIOe ...

... Of the loveliest goons were those worn by Lady Chelsea, the daug-liter-in-law of Lady Cadogan, andl by her sister-in-law, Lady }y'oidorowna Sturt, the youttg wife of Lord Alington's only 'on. LadV Chelsea's gown of ivorv iluchesse satin had the bodice ...

... speedy release of these prisoners. THE CHELSEA MURDER. The M iddlesex coroner yesterday opened an ift- quest regarding the alleged brutal murder on Thurs- day night, of Elizabeth Swift (43), at North Street, Chelsea. John Noble (46), chimney sweep, is in ...

... Bear on Monday, and arrived at Greenock yesterday morning. SIR CHARLES DILKE AT CHELSEA. Sir Charles Dilke, M.P., addressed a crowded meet- ing of his constituents at Chelsea lastnight. Lord Ken- sington, M.P., octupied the chair. Sir Charles said the ...

... asembly of people witnessed the interestingceremony, ad the interior of the church, taatefslly decorated as it was wish choice flowers, lad a vcry pretty appearance. The bvide was at- ten led by seven maids, viz.:-Miss Kyd, Queen's Road ; Miss Macdonald, Albyn ...

... year at the t .flower show held in the Botanic Gardens d r under the direction of Mr Bullen as one of 12 for v which I received first prize. It was one of six il L'which I staged at the West of Scotland Horticul . tural Society's Show, in September last ...

... tributes g poured in thicker and faster. Many of these,! are extremely beautiful, and others were con- b spicuous for size. The Chelsea Conservative v Club sent a very handsome wreath, 5 feet by 3, 11 while the Junior Carlton, St Stephen's, and I other Conservative ...

... CompaLny, taling advantage of the powers just obtilued frion- Parliamenut, have suddenly raised their fares. The suburban rates show an advance of from 361 to 50 per cenjt., whilst on other parts of the line the increase is from 10 to O per cent. The Chatham ...