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... undergo an examination for direct commissions at Chelsea in the same manner as ordinary candidates. flower and fruit show will take place at the West Street Hall, on Wednesday next. Last year this show was a great success, and we trust that it will be ...
... beautiful flowers will be. in perfection during the ensuing week, we would recommend all admirers of floral beauty to avail themselves of the liberality of the proprietors, who make no charge for admission. The entrance to the greenhouse and flower garden ...
... that set mankind a-thinkiug, lives in au obscure boose Chelsea, realising perhaps a-year by his Fanny Ellsler, a dancer, a few weeks ago eon c'.uikad engagement at Venice amidst shower of flowers and jeweU, then bad a Cleopatr;i-like sail the Grand Canal ...
... all eager Uxfobdsii'RC AoiticccrOßtL Snow.—.V meeting of the ew ten * ® required, however, local committee srran-e for tho show, which is Mr Chandler would be pleased to hear from budding to O© held at Wallingford, was held at the Town Hall, °’ ra9 Reeve*« ...
... There is Wisbech a room, out of which nine schoolmistresses ha»e been marrieJ, in succession, in 18 years. The iScottish Press shows that every M.P. last session had spoken much as Messrs. Urquhart or Anstey, the sitting would have lasted upwards of thirty ...
... interesting gathering took place this school on Thursday, the entertainment consisting of a tennis tournament and a wild flower show. The flowers exhibited by the girls included many rare specimens, and presented beautiful appearance. The prizes were distributed ...
... half a yard. Time, 12 secs.—Fourth heat: Beasley, 8,1; Godfrey, 13$, 2; H. Hadley, 9,0; Dudman, 10, 0; Flower, 13$, 0; Lovegrove, 13, 0. Beasley showed a bit of his old form, and quickly rushing past his men landed himself a clever winner. Time, 12sec8 ...
... and showed it to him. offered to witness and R.A.C., 15, 0. Bassett failed two yards reach -J , cklD ,K | L°\ Bodd, but beat Youngman yard. Time, 4-sth P y .|; f. , .V edlt f ° sec. Heat 2:W. M. Thomas. Cfapham H.. 16 yards the purpose of showing to the ...
... won half-a-length. THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1883. MORTIMER FLOWER SHOW. Berks Station-Fitters’ Departincnt.-J. Tomer. W. Tho annualjCottagere’Flower Show for the pariah of ChapUn, T. Lawrence, J. Cole ( * Morlimer and Mortimer West ...
... greatest national schemes which, of the kind, has been yet undertaken and will we think, complete.y eclipse the asylum at Chelsea, in extent and beauty. Her Majesty herself chose the spot, and her se.ection does as much honour to her ta6te as the origination ...
... iscfllaiuous ar, M r.. h»a been Eerred with a to late speech at aterford. 8 10 iry in Carlißlc Cathedral is vacant by the aeon Boot flower. irles Hall, the oldest practising solicitor in the district, died on Sunday. fle icfort son has been authorised to accomnanw ...
... being somewhat considerable. The total cost will be about £lOO. Greyfriars’ Church Band of Hope Wild-Flower Snow. —The second exhibition of wild flowers was held in the Girls’ Schoolroom on Wednesday afternoou. There was a good attendance of friends, parents ...