Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... colour for evening v.a • ( For coiffures flowers are much worn; some wreaths drooping ; also foliage of every kind, mixed wi.a roses, mignionette, &c. in.,,' Caps arc arn very backward on the head ; the of flowers, velvet ribbon, are qu.tc confined ■ the ...
... probably, it was scarcely so large as that of last year, but respects sheep, the show of hogs was far larger, think, than that occasion, and certainly has not been surpassed. The show of old rams also, if we recollect rightly, was larger than iu ISIU, and of ...
... without fear of being annoyed by that midnight demon the night mare. Yours, &c. To Mr. Congreve, Chelsea. Prepared only by the Proprietor, Henry Congreve, Chelsea, and J4 £ Queen street, Cheapside 'in boxes, at 's. ljd., 2i. 9d., 4s. tid., Us. each, duty included: ...
... fruit was composed of amethysts. A dress of Chinese silk, painted in bou- quets of flowers by the hands of the first artists enclosed in a case of Japan, painted in flowers a la Chinoise, and richly gilt. A great variety of what are called Cadeaux de Corbeille ...
... extracts : would like to half tbe cncouragemeut that is bestowed upon flowers bestowed upon poultry at the horticultural shows 107 aud gold medals I awarded to the producer of flower which merely the eyesight while any offered for poultry which not only ...
... II most healthy plants, and if the above described ter insect is to be discovered on any part, the crop ir- will very early show symptoms of disease; the C, full-grown insect may be observed with the nall- !d, ed ye, although1 its shape and limbs cannot ...
... Sloane-sqnare, Chelsea, ; : .a, letters, can longer valuable to you (if n,od !*? • 1 d ?? ,u ll 1 (jve o'clock in the morning, May 29, ISIS, christened •;.ev ever e, ; I I would .t have thetn ~ o * d . f s,,adc '“*'!«• . «” ,.“ « Old Chelsea Church. Soplt ...
... as lovely as ever and the two elder young Princes sport the finest mustaches in the world Collectanea Curiosa bee from flower to flower Cowfek James I It the custom of this “ merry monarch” to visit different parts of his kingdom incog “ for fun” and his ...
... families employed in agriculture has increased only from 895,998 to 961,134, or at the rate of per cent. From a table designed to show the progress of agriculture in England during each of the 75 years between 1760 and 1835, it appears that in the ten years ...
... in afternoon On reluming and within 150 paces of the barrier gate a Chinese hoy presented him with a flower on end of a bamboo His accepted the flower struck with ihe bamboo He appeared to at first that it was some peculiar way of chin-chinning but blow ...
... issued the following announcewent :— Outside, what you please ! inside, ditto ! A few days ago, as Mr. H. P. Cotton, of Chelsea, was rowing with two friends opposite Hampton Court gardens, on the river Thames, an immense trout leaped into the boat. It ...
... THE CARNARVON AND HERALD January 29 1848 THE (NO ! t vow That tli v Thy would i- liomc Wouldst t'ria afar Behold dnh flower ire is : I iue mine) of Wellington lonually approval of air official minute to eil’eet now with The operations iu-burgb the possible ...