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... plants, maintain a uniform bottom-heat of 90 degrees during the season of active growth. FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUDBERY.LAs soon as the beds, borders, lee., of the flower-garden are furnished, the baskets and vases filled, and the general spring planting out ...
... their growing very materially out of shape. Watch the different annuals as they coins into flower, and mark those varieties whose superior habit of growth, sin of flower, or brilliancy of co'our, make it desirable to procure seed from them ; and that these ...
... 1 ?? witho wlite silly. The bonnet is trimmed round the edge t of ithe front, iii the inside, with a roes of small pink flowers, r aeud side bouquets of the same on tisi outside end under the t brim. Parasol of dark-blue moire lined witla white silk ...
... occupant was so severely burned, tihat no hopes are entertained of his recovery. Another Hoax at Chelsea.-At the And of the week bills were posted in Chelsea, Pimlico, and the surrounding ceighc- bourhoods, announcicg that ' tie astoundiceg feat of a macl ...
... within the last six years. My experience in the south-west of Scotland with that of 31r. Lewes in the south-east of England, shows that in the climate of this country the application of 2 cwt. of Peruvian guano, on a duly prepared wheat soil, will give an ...
... Little Waltham, and Great Waltham, Essex, grocer, Nov. 3 and Dto 8, at 2, at the Bankrupts Court. T. Pye, Manor-street, Chelsea. sawyer, Nov. 4 and Dee. 19, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. J. Dawson, Tolleshunt D'Arcy. Essex, surgeon, Nov. 11, at half-past ...
... was paid. Barley 15s. to 175.; oats 10s.; Butter, salt, Hid. to 12id.; do., in llw, ls. is Is. 2d. RETHIN FAIR, JAN. 9.—The show of cattle, sheep, pigs, and horses at this fair was mob smaller than usual, owing no doubt to the severity of the weather, ...
... hear that all branches of the service um- are delighted with the new moustache memorandums even sted the old pensioners of Chelsea College are taking the most ae of energetic measures to get up their faded ?? was Service Gazette. ring Suicide of Dr. Grahamsley ...
... Mentaerrats intended to show fruit towards the end of next month dry st the root, and expose them to sunshine, to thoroughly cheek and mature their growth; and if this is groperly effected, there will be no danger of thefr showing fruit at the proper time ...
... contrary, on the ;lay of meeting. 8. Wiles, Bt. Neoes, Huntisigeloushire, brewer, Oct. 17. J. Milt/Fiord, Queen's-road Wen, Chelsea, butcher, Oct. 18. J. Howley, Shoreditell, commission agent, Oct. 18. J. itinhop, Southampton, shoo maker, al. 17. B. Davies ...
... halt.past 1, and Dee. 29, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. F. Whir, Ewell, Surrey, and of the Swan Brewery, d North-street, Chelsea, brewer, Dec. s hat 12, sad Juu. 5, •t at der Bankrupts' Court. 0. Dunn, Lewfshim, Kent, grocer, Nov. 25 and Jan. 6, at 12 ...
... M2URDER IN WARREN-STREET. EXTR&ORDINARY DISCLOSUCRES. The police having traced the murderer Borthelemy to his lodgings at Chelsea, have discoversd some particulars which lead to the belief that in some of its main features it was in. tended that the murder ...