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... funds of the in- stitution, when Mr. Bell made an ascent in his novel werial machine. On Tuesday, the second nocturnal flower show came off, and notwithstanding the unfa- vourable state of the weather, the gardens were crowded. The horticultural display ...
... munition, and full kit, each machice weighed over 60 pounds, and the menh showed that they could maeceuvre over yielding turf just as rapidly and easily as on -hard roads. They showed how continuous fire could he kept up by volleyvs of alternate files in ...
... he ubi, tll ho osesi iteAtiesthtohoyEtisuing, Pine I'clack. Admissios, One Shillfng. RiO-SHER.ViaB GARDENS, GRAVESEND. Flower Show.-The First Exhibi- tins of sthe Pesson ;I be helti at the ROSHEEVILLE GARDENS, sn TUEBSDAY. JUNE 29th, open to elI Englansd ...
... their Grand Sprhng Flower Show, oneWednenday, hay 26th. CREMIORNE GARDENS, CHELSEA. Mr. Ellis has the honour to an- rounce that the TAVERN DEPARTMENT of this Magnificent Estabeihment is OPEN FOR THE SEASON-The beautiful Park Groandsr Flower Graens, rnd no ...
... combined wvith the retention of sueb staple elemonts as the stirring little drama, Siberia,-introducing, the plunging horses. The show in which Sandow is the principal figure is full of - variety. With one hand he lifts:-a heavy man lying on the ground to the ...
... some specimens of the author's in- judicious use of foreignwords which are not idioms. One of the characters, speaking of flowers, says, I lore them myself: they are so bdl~i. Again, All ware fuoo'i, the ccuneriee informed them. Tihen, The French ...
... inst. FLowma SnTowAT BAENES.-The first annual flower and vegetable show in connection with the Barnes Horticultural society was held on Saturday in the Working Men's institute, Cleveland-road. The flowers and vegetables made a very oredatable display ...
... seek in the flowers that bloom in an Arcadian valley that forms the second scene of the pantomime. This is one of Mr. Beverleys loveliest and most fanciful creations.. Cool green luxuriant foliage overshadows masses of the gayest flowers, and nymphs-and ...
... one is better qualified- for sueh reaponsible work. The orehestra last night occupied the stage,' a$plentiful display. of flowers separating the players. from the foot. lights. Amonog cthe aocl newcomers was ld. Scaramberg, a tenor from the south of France ...
... is a capital sketch, and the history of the Pot-pourri iar is very cleverly told. W. Sawyer's gossip on .is A Bit of Old Chelsea!' is amusing, and has a strong point of interest. The publication is very prettily llutrated. and is, on the whole, to our ...
... strayed or been stolen from Madame Tussaud's, but they are also most villanously done. They are only fit to adorn a penny wax show. Some of the ethnologi'al specimens, also, are ridiculously inaccurate, and several being dressed up in most obvious wigs and ...
... dusk.-Admisslon, to. The Ryn5l South London Ftorieollueal Society will hold their Second Graord Flower Show, oat Wedanesday, Jane 23ld. CREMORNE GARDENS, CHELSEA. Lessee, 3!r. James Ellis. ra2d Gala-Ascent of Mr. Green G TD-MORROW (Mfonday), in his new BALLOON ...