... fact that Mrs. Flowers's Temperance Society were en- I tertained at the same ?? cross-eamination, wit- I uess admitted that he and his relatives owned large I estates in Buckinghamshare.-A number orf witnessesI were then called to show that the number ...

... LiEurmEnAXT-O-VEGnon oP C rasm. ?? Saturday ?? HEn. Sir Chas. Gore, ?? died, after a short illness, at the offloial residence in Chelsea Hospital. General Sir Chas. Gore had only been appointed Lieutenant-Governor about eight months, having becn appointed on ...

... accorspaniedl blI P1ilce i'erilisand of Ionruania, pteti a visir to Mr,. WrlYlirm Bull's orchid exhibition, Kilng's-road, Chelsea, yesterday. The areuial fancy dress ball,' oe behalf of the Royal Calerloiair Asylum and the Royal Scottish Hospital, was ...

... T'U l5. W1ED. G. 5I'Ll7 p 5 5. 3 3 301 30 2' 2 29 -12 2 1 rt cseckd to sea-level and reduced to 52 deg. F. The blae. lines show the height oi the baromneter at I dcic orr this and three previous meocg& Tisdotttedlnes indi'ctethe ertreme vanrtione daonrs ...

... division from Ey-a, Pek I ham ; a central division ?? et a south-iesterci division from Hyde-park-corner; a Hammersmnith end Chelsea division; a PaddingtonI and Keusat. Now Town division; a north-western E division, startinig from Camdlon-town; and a north ...

... nfor- tunatolv rW cannot this yesr turn to Mr. Peter Crshanl, who is the most distin-tlishod of the Scotch cattle-palinters, to show what this picture ought to be: for his Glint of Sunshine ?? tltougA dealing with materials he has painted a hundrod times ...

... twelve aI rig sacks of apples for which he could find no ot] Vill market. Driving along, I saw also a fine show (1i :m8 of green peas in full flower, and if the weather sa] Ian should keep open for another month or so these dr Ltal would be a far better ...

... 1. Chanmbr; andMeesrs. :ames Veitch and Sons, Of chelsea, bad aiuk~begouia,each' flower of 'Whmoh is said to conttinue riash on the plant from eighteen to twan-on days. 'Mr. F'xedersck Perkins showed a coleton of th, prttr plesit with red berries cm ...

... drapery and a profusion of exquisite r in flowers from the gardens of Osborne Castle. in The table was laid out with silver plate, pro- ul minent among which were many cups won by re her Majesty at agricultural shows, and the le models of the Britannia and ...

... strenuous efforts of the subeidised mail companies to got rid of the agents convey a moral which may easily be understood, and show the importance of their ser- vices to tte, public. Before quitting a British port, the subsidised packets, their hulls, machinery ...

... the Royal Gardens, Kew, has j ust been issued. shi The object, as with the rest of the series, is in wv the first placo, to show whlat species are atuwally ill groWD, and in the next to reduce, if possibli', ths y nomenelature in lise in gardens to something ...

... of flowers, and the various mottoes interspersed, all contributing to the general very beautiful effect. A large oval occupies the centre of the ceiling, in which are the shields of her Mijesty and Prince Albert, surrounded by a wreath of flowers. On ...