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... jnn., of the Royal Exotic Nursery, King’s Road, Chelsea, had the nonour of presenting the Princess’s bridal bouquet. was composed of beautiful orange blossoms, white rose* buds, rare orebideous flowers, and sprigs myrtle ; the whole encircled with chaste ...
... patting smile, so calm sod bright. Shone round roy hearl, a heavenly light. 1 * W. W.*a* verses are very well expressed, and show that is possessed of no small share of the divine afflatus. The opening stanzas are follows : When I go the land of dreams ...
... inland revenue report just itemed shows that tbe financial year 1863-64 duty was paid on 359,559 dogs in Great Britain, or about one dog to every persons. But how many dogs escape the feaxgatherer there is return to show. Sunday morning, while the Rev. ...
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... the great conservatory the Royal Horticultural Society, Is over 20 feet high, and perfect mass of blood-c' ,loured clusters flowers. The J ...
... incomplete state in which the late editor, Mr James Jamieson Lamb, left it bis death. Mr Gardner says enough has been finished to show that had Mr Lamb lived complete this work it would have been unique iu its character. The life Tannahill is most valuable aud ...
... of the election was announced by the Mayor eight o’clock in the evening follows Visconnt Chelsea (Conservative), 2256; March (Liberal) I'. '.'!—majority for Chelsea, 261. A very large mob bad assembled in front of the Guildhall to hear the declaration of ...
... Court this week, Whlteley, the keeper of a show, sued a dwarf, about 3 feet inches height, for desertion of service. The dsrart had left pursuer's service because had asiied him exhibit the giant ladies in the show. He did not consider this was part of bis ...
... to »lio alleged w-raoit, and, after evidence, w*s fully committed fur trial a charge of murder. BBed'ca) restin'ony went to show, nederetaud, toa' the injuries i.itiicted were a very brutal nature. Toe pair, it may remembered, only readied this city fro ...
... di-treatment which, according the medical testimony, would if continued have resulted in disease and prematura death. Mr Flowers, the Magistrate, said this was rsally a very serious ease. This lad was sent to the defendant as apprentice from school and ...
... THE LINE; ROMANCES OF A RAILWAY GUARD. No. A—A HAUNTED CUTTING. CONVERSATIONS ON ORIGINSORIGIN AND FIRST USE OF THINGS - FLOWER SHOW—BUDGET—FIRST CATCH YOUR HARE— BUCKET—CCTTINO OFF WITH A SHILLING LYNCH LAW - HUMBUG - TURNCOAT - LEATHER MEDAL - BANKER ...
... months old. The mother, a flower-seller, slated that her husband had gone into the Country, owing to his licing unable to pay for a hawker's license, and daring his abeence she had earned few |>ence a day by selling flowers. On Wednesday last she bad ...