... conveyed in a cab to the Windsor Infirmary. Roya Horticucturat special prize show of new plants, &c., was held on Tuesday at the society's gardens, South Kensington, and the show was considered to be a ver favourable one. In addition to the new roses and ...

... the orchestra have been converted into a arterre of beau- th statuary, each tiful shrubs and flowers, interspersed wi statue holding in its hand a bunch of flowers produced in of illuminated crystal. This illuminated parterre, from base There are da to summit ...

... carpet of a mauve colour, with light flowering and zig-zaz ali sides his valuable services and his courteous conduct are Miter 8 ajesty drove this morning to Jedb and re- lines. The paper is light, and flowered, with gilt mouldings, ie. ‘The bed-room ...

... which are taken home by and hung up in their cottages in of the recipients of prizes where their owners are but too proud to show the of Windsor, . of them on their walls so signed by her Majesty ha visitor man, You know that relative to this so- m the ...

... with valuale paintings and fnrnitare lent by Mr. James, honorary eerrtary the Exhibition; tbe other end closed by tank of flowers, arranged by Mr. Ambrose Taylor. This had teen intended (or the Premier and Mr*. Disraeli, who came peciallv from town in ...

... of view. Botanists of the amateur order have toiled bard among wild flowers, ferns, mosses, and heaths, too, have had their day ; but, for some reason or other, fungi, which can show among their ranks beauty of form, tints of the most exquisite hue, scents ...

... maj jority. have the etticacy formerly the the reigning dynasty, demanding however, toany com| convocation and their @ con: shows the Indian : he has “pronounced and a is the expa Ision of the Bourbons, The following is a Constit London that General Prim ...

... of rolling drum, nor sounding,” ve by the basses with great effect. “ Flora is me fairest flowers” was capitally sung, and so was ‘“ world is all a fleeting show,” a m rn composition by swoet love’ Waley, which was encored. ‘Come again, narrow! a similar ...

... to Chelsea. The Guards, Ist But- talion, from Chelsea to St. Barracks ; 2nd Battalion from Windsor to the Tower St. Jobn’s-wood Barracks. The Scots Fusiher Guards, lst Battalion, from Wellin, Baracks to Wellii New Barracks ; 2nd Battalion, Chelsea to ...

... end of London, for the primaril. y: , of seeing Victoria-park—the park of tl ple -at a time when its numerous and beautiful flower. will be most attractive. It is stated that her ve- Maj jesty will at the same time i the various im ments recently effeeted ...

... In a 600 vards race, the first pmze, a tankard, pre- sented by Mr. Finch, was won by Ensign Clark ; and the second prize, a flower stand, presented by Dick, Radclyffe and Co., was won by Private D. Claffey. A match, open to all comers, 25¢ yards, the first ...

... some magnitude at the entrance of the Gulf of Suez from the Red Sea, about 12 or 14 miles from the coast of Egypt, the chart showing clearly that the vessel had got clear of all the dangers of rocks and coral reefs that abound in that part of the gulf and ...