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... out here ne cannot Soe one another ?? At the door of the tent w'e .eat, and a wax candle threw light upon the scene. Ecmi- showed no trace of ill-health or anxiety, his appearance rather indicatina good condition of body and peace of mind. In a subsequent ...
... and this paves the way for the transformation in The Fairy's Conservatory. Here 51r. Hall, the scenic artist, shows us banks of flowers with fairies reposing beneath drooping tiger lilies, the central tableau being ultimately formed of ligurantes assembled ...
... steeple chases for prizes, by ladies, Roman races, dc., not forgetting the undying ?? Widdicomb; in addition to a grand flower-show, delineations ef marble groupings, by Mr. Thompson, rustic amusements, avocal and instrumental concert, balloon, and grand ...
... oears open at 1; Feeding time, 5; Concert, 6; Fireworks at dauk. Admissisn to the whole, Is. A Grand Flower Show next Wednesday. CREIVIORNE GARDENS, CHELSEA. Lessee, Mr. James Ellis. Open every Evening dstitng te weok (exnopt Saturdaye), 'Thne Publie are ...
... a surplice oung with- the cohrislers at matins iand high mass,6 it happened, one day, chat the Pubs of Norfolk,comiung to Chelsea to dine~wito nit, la-and him at church, with a surplice On his basole, sinpieg. As thor walked hoensward togetlter, arm is-rem ...
... Frolic, in their motley attire, draw after them crowds of admiring worshippers. At this time are tea and shrimps, Richard- son's show, and spiced gingerbread, in the ascendant, and sober and steady gentlemen are found at very untimely hours upon the outsides ...
... matrimony; vqd the prinripol incident is founded upon a circumstance that happened Some few years ago in the neighbourhood of Chelsea, ofa uentleman advertising foe a housekeeper; the result was that, en the appoinced day for the interview, the street was ...
... puil un tbe Pri'n. roses and walk away. When stopped, he Ofrred t sell the flowers to the ?? o n stated that the prisoner acted in a very extrao~d1, nary manner, and tore up flowers and shrubs frel other gardens.-Mr. Partridge said the late Loers Beaeonsfield ...
... solitude of the subjects by which it was hitherto occupied began to be most agreeably relieved by a profusion of evergreens and flowers. The graceful palmetto formed asi appropriate underuvoodito the large trees which, now that they have begun to throvr out ...
... spectfully announces that he has added to his Collection cauts from life of the Bosjesmans-they are full-length ?? and Pemale-showing the exact form of these interesting people. Admission to see the ?? and Gentlemen, bixpence; Servants and Children half-price ...
... 2Z,1845. - Bruoel, the designer; showed the Royal yart;,ove. it, ?? of Wales his recalled ii']af&r years'the fact that a working model o th. &4ieSelts 4'ngines attracted hisebiidish attetion. and the reat engineer showed hiahothte s6ret was driven.' '-This: ...