... songs, and by practical demonstration. The little workors were busy in their Flower- land Fair cane-weaving, flower-making, modelling, woodcarving; young nurses showed their skill in bandaging; and cooks and young housewives gave practical proof of ...

... Leagne, the Dover Habitation, the Birmingham Habitation, Eastbournie Habitation, and Chelsea Constitutional (lub. A great number of small bunches of the favourite flower were thrown over 3the railing i front of the status and strewn on the kreuad round ...

... somewhat erroneously called the Sage of Chelsea. That wa-s l just what he was not. (Laughter and hear, hear.} I It wras the very last word that ought to be applied i to him. There were now two residents in l Chelsea whom he would more willingly call 1, sage ...

... Carlyle's offending in the eyes of the Chelsea gamins is a huge felt hat of a peculiar shape, which, it appears, is less remarkable in Italian than in English eyes. It is, no doubt, very intolerant and very wrong in Chelsea boys that they should . be provoked ...

... impression neither time nor distance will either c dim or remove. A full-dressed sylphide sitting on a C painted bank of flowers, where I first spied her, exhaling t - the smoke of a colossal cigar, and of a horse-killing strength, with all the nonchanzslce ...

... painted with scrupulous eexactitude. Thcre are au number of flower studies, a branch of art in which 6rs Fullerton I excels. Several Glasgow artists re-exhibit I clrawings shown at the recent show of the Roval :cottish Societv. Thus we have Archibald Kav~s ...

... night by Sir William Broadbent and Dr Donald Hood in consultation with Dr Coates, of Salisbury. The condition of the patient. showed an improvement yesterday morning, his strength being maintained- j PRIMROSE LEAGUE GRAND COUNCIL I r Lord Glenesk, the Chancellor ...

... the famous Donnybrook and Stillorgan Road the route was gaily decorated. At inter- vals arches of evergreens and artificial flowers, bearing words of welecome, spaxnued the road, and at various points crowds collected, who cheered the Royal visitors as they ...

... enormous funds ini sived the hands of the Chelsea. Commissioners diverted.t ?? Scotland in order to found a Scottish hosptitLI from Failing this (anid I acknowledge tha Tryns'= ' tthi get money from the Chelsea Commissioners is men- like trying to draw ...

... black scimitar, so called from its shape rather than its colour. One of the best fruit exhibits was thet of Mlr Veitch, Chelsea, who showed great dishes of fruit. Gladioli, orchids, andj 1 herbaceolus plants were the features of the I Hlower exhihits. eiwayvas ...

... given to the subjects of other Powsers, and the Secrotary for the Colonies, in reply, read telegrams irons Sir Henry Loch showing that the report to which I Lord Knuis.ford referred was quite true, and, [ further, that the Swaziland Ccavention is to be ...

... other 20 show 10 different suhjects in various states of Summer, a unole figure holling a fan and seated on a rock, ?? her feet in water ; there is one state printed ill black, another with the trial of flesh tone on black, and so on, showing all the ...