... pleased with than our well-kne show, and pone more so citieen Mr Alexander Kassow, who did so wm j for Dunde flower shows forty | at which time he was then ony ot orticniturist exhilsations. “he grandeur of the present show, it need scarce: said, is a suurce ...

... Borough of Chelsea Liberal Association, writes to the : —Sir,—The private opinion of your correspondent Mr J. ©, Reade is doubtless worthy of igh consi- deration, but I venture to deny his right to speak in the name of the “ Liberal electors of Chelsea.” Though ...

... are alao of mention, The ne “it section there are six | very meri itorious. In ieces of flowering lace sewed by Mrs and done without ‘ulross, over 78 years of shows a spectacles. Jessie Wylie, of needle which is specimen point, distinguishable from others ...

... examined on ‘Tuesday in bankraptey in Edi burgh. regor was examined at some length. The state showed that the ts amounted to £1 and liabilities to £56,682, showing a deticency of £40,293, The examination was adjourned for a wee! SERIOUS SCAFFOLDING AccIDENT ...

... state a case with res; to their recent decision in the racecourse monses. sum- ‘The trial of the Anarchist Fritz Brall ion at Chelsea Was com! for having ‘explosives im his yesterday, and adjourned until oe she The Albert medal of the Society of Arts ha: ose} ...

... successful as regards the magnificent collection of flowers that one could only wonder that the few people still in town did not present themselves in greater force. gladioli were the important part cf the show the unprofessional admirer might be forgiven for ...

... liver and bile. Carter’s Little Liver PUls, Chemists. lid. Illustrated camnhlet.free, a THE NATIONAL WILD FLOWER EXHIBITION. The National Wild Flower Exhibition which was opened in Aberdeen on Friday Miss Annie Swan was closed on Saturday night. The Exhibition ...

... subsequently very little business, and prices left off almost without further change in either direction. The other markets showed no articular alteration. English Funds were steady, and closed Without alteration. Foreign Government Securities were firm ...

... east room, and wi ill greatly the attractions of the Exhibiti include a case con! wood and fvory 4 ings, erman, and Vienese, Chelsea, an European lain, ehiefly’ ‘Sevres, ‘orcester. ‘I'wo large vases and a Sevres bow! belon; to H third case contains old th ...

... are the very devil when I you take them on wrong tack.” So wrote the . Sage of Chelsea, but some men of fame have been little better, as this entertaining ' volume shows. But it is in no sense , record of matrimonial misery. Here are ' niany pleasant ...

... Fergusen re- THE CHELSEA DIVORCE SUIT. The hearing of the suit in which Dr John Wilson Erskine, District Medical Officer, Chelsea, s-eks divorce from his wife because of her alleged adultery with Mr J. E. Gentle, jobmaster, of Chelsea, was resumed before ...

... remaining pictures will be sold on Monday. The reception which Mrs T. P. O'Connor ve this afternoon at her residence, Oakley ge, Chelsea, was attended by a large and brillant company. The weather was de- lightful, and Mrs O’Connor was able to welcome her guests ...