... generally will show alien they requite moisture ; but the dead yellow leaves should be always removed. lu the stove the plants dry faster, and require constant watching, especially those plants w hick are being forced ; fur, as these flower-buds swell, they ...

... the greenhouse. when it kept flowering all the winter. It was again pet out is the spring of the, prams' year, sod had about 20 spikes of flower' on it when planted out ; it was misty in the se and there were few flowers to bear it company; it bloomed ...

... f \ Heart, 111 trouble you (Assume page of astericks.) —But did dream or wake Real, real ! I sat, blighted flower,—my trousers the baka. And Snip had got the love-letter, that man with heart offlint!— T “heal ray wounds'' Time brought at length the bandages ...

... had a great affection for Miss Tuckett, that he intended to make her an offer of marriage, and he proposed to do so at a flower show at Clifton, which was to take place in August last. Mis, Barnett, however, suggested that some other place Hjoujdjtf uj ...

... KILKENNY COLLEGE. At the lee iserNestiess divert Coornieione the Line.hrla at Chelsea. en the ICI% mirk and 'Cho( last Mr Cleanser S. Palle? Mr Arthur flame. points of Kllkenny fdhi weed meet hating rthisthed and Mr meta above the nester se. vire! for ...

... men to etappott • f lenity oat of £29 or even 145 a leer, and, afi.er doing y to lay by • rem for rehear, mil age, I have to show that a mere trifle uu she role. would pro leer • merrier fund for the mariner purpose,. A rate of one really in the posed on ...

... said Rowland, ail the corners, and there is nothing in it,” physician, who lived in London, visited lady who resided at Chelsea. After continuing hia visits for some time, the lady expressed an apprehension that it might be inconvenient for him to come ...

... Canton, Shanghai, or even Pekin, just as a Chelsea pensioner would do If be tried to walk with two wooden substitutes for his nether limbs, without a staff—then say what any other family of the human species could show to equal such a sight.—Flentine's Travels ...

... to God would be that Ile would direct is worth a pound of cure ; but the. tures and promotcs the growth of meadows. p y Ps Show Committee determined on Moody to Id no Christmas fat cattle sh is' - el i ll ,t; ° The grapes in pimple cludres se itii:; ...

... St. George'. Hospital. It is said that he had just thrnwil • brick at a policeman. A man named Tyler, living at New•red, Chelsea, also reeeived blows on the head, and was taken to the hospital, as were also other. whose injuries were of a less serious ...

... night has empearled each bower— The cuckoo has echoed her note through the vale— The sun’s rosy smile has evoked from each flower Its treasure of essence to float on the gale. Then haste away wliile our young hopes are bounding, And love’s mystic visions ...

... bulbs that flowered finely in the year it was exhibited produeed flowers the Demos lolloaring. The general ono-flowering of the purchived caused them to be neglected, io some iostaaces despised, sad to this day the beautiful tbyrse-flowering Star of Bethlehem ...