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... Paxton had the honour of presenting to the Queen and Prince Albert leaf of the •' Victoria Regia, which he had reared and flowered at Chatsworth in the space of three months.—Lord Dufferin has relieved the Marquis of Ormonde Lord in Waiting, and the Hon ...
... who will show the Plans of the Ground; Mr Robertson, Collector of Shore Dues; or to George Milne, Clerk to the Trustees,—iu whose hands the Articles Roup may seen. Dundee, January 28, 1850. A Clear Complexion. GODFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS, strongly ...
... 2CO members, and went along quietly and judiciously. Flower Show.—The autumn exhibition of the Forfar Amateur Horticultural Society was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday last. The specimens of flowers, fruit, and vegetables exhibited were good, but perhaps ...
... white roses, each flower having a brilliant diamond enclosed ill its centre. The Dowager Duchess of Beaufort relieved her mourning dress with a stomacher of diamonds and opals ; the headdress being composed of a diamond tiara and flowers. Among the debutantes ...
... thanks for the very liberal patronage she has received since commencing business. Her remaining stock of Millinery, Ribbons. Flowers, Blondes, &c. will be sold at a great reduction,— Sale commencing Tuesday, May 21st. 142 Nethergate. rhubarb tarts. THOS ...
... Seats Bill.—l hear that Chelsea and Kensington arc to meet to pry est Against the treatment their claims have received the hands of the majority the Commons. I don't think the majority will much mind the denunciations of Chelsea and Kensington—all the ...
... Bill. — l hear that Chelsea and Kensington are to meet to proest figainst the treatment their claims have receiv. d at the hands of the majority in the Commons. But I don't think the majority will much mind the denunciations of Chelsea and Kensington -all ...
... Thomas Carlyle, who, though now among the Southerns, generally known as the Chelsea prophet, is literally a sturdy Dumfries peasant, and has no more to do with Chelsea than 1 have to do with Cheltenham. (Hear, hear, and applause.) London has in this ...
... Titan, Thomas Carlyle, who, though now among the Southerns, generally known as the Chelsea prophet, is literally a sturdy Dumfries peasant, and has more to do with Chelsea than 1 have to do with Cheltenham. (Hear, hear, and applause.) London has in this ...
... has been for several days 45 in the shade, and on Monday it reached 72 in the sun. Spring flowers are appearing above ground. Specimens of snow- drops in full flower, grown in Dr Innes's open garden, were brought to our office yesterday, and a bouquet cf ...
... When this matter fas under discussion at the Synod, I represented views of the Presbytery of Edinburgh; and ? done my best to show that Dr Lee s method conducting public worship was inconsistent the law of the Church of Scotland, mti- J**ted to him, in the ...
... CTURE X. . In Castle Street Chapel, on Tuesday Evening, at past 8 o'clock, by Rev. J. B. OWEN, 8.A., Rector of St Jude's Chelsea, and Chairman of the Royal Polytechnic Institution. London. Proverbs Belial. Tickets for the Single Lecture, Cd each. Dundee ...