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... The land of the cedar and vine Where the flowers over blossom, The beams ever shine.” In the smiling south, there is limited district over which the wild bee wanders hummingbut a large proportion of the remainder of the empire affords a home for the wolf ...
... ornament crape boutieis; whilst the more simple flowers of our gardens will be re paired fir /trifles de viz. The N einem bonnets are of ape, c.iverit wee tittle d la 'siege oil /Pet; 4114 tile flowers that urn amen them are of the most definite deseriron ...
... of their Erraoram.—At Chelsea, Mr. John Tarry, of Chelsea, to Miss Love, of Lyme Regis, Dorset. *Oh! Tarry awhile with me, my Lore Oh! Tarry awhile with me,’ Was the bridal chorus of mate and dove, As they trotted along Chelsea, THE CRADLE, The cot of ...
... Cornock; and the Society's Plate to Joseph Bromedge, Esq. The prizes for hardy cut flowers, green house flowers, tender and hardy annuals, balsams, and ornamental basket of flowers, to Miss Fewster. First prize, greenhouse plants, J. M. Baxter, Esq. Second prize ...
... unshaken consistency and unimpeachable honour. Since the revolution in he has been Governor of the Hotel dcs Invalides, or the Chelsea Hospital of France. M. Andre Simeon Olivere Dupin, formerly member of the National Convention, died a few days ago at Marciiiellc ...
... petals, will ornament crape bonnets; whilst the more simple flowers our garth ns will be required for pa3k* riz. The Noemie Iwuncls are of crape, covered with tulle la any.- and and the flowers that ornament them are of the roost delicate description, or ...
... the Duke of Buccleuch, on a visit to the Queen at Windsor Castle, and returned on Monday, in order to dine with Sir James Flower, who invited a numerous circle of the leading members of the House of Commons to meet the right hon. baronet. Apparition in ...
... Dreafal Suicide from the Tower of Chelsea eturak—ln the early part of Monday afternoon a very respectably dressed man applied to Mr. Simmons, tit Bury-street, one of the churchwardens of the parish et St.Loke, Chelsea, for permission to ascend the tower ...
... positions of flowers. Some flowers grow wild the hollow of their cope upwards • others brig the pensive heed,* and turn the opening downwsirds. The positions in these cases depesd upon the length and flexibility of the stalk which supports the flower, or, in ...
... and the other orders of the day were disposed of. Chelsea Pensioners. —Sir H. Hardinge briefly introduced his bill enable the Government to arm and call into active service the out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital. The object of this bill seems to be merely ...
... Miss Margaret Prosser, the practice of strewing the bride path with flowers was revived ; the floor Abbey, from the entrance to the altar, being literally covered with beautiful flowers scattered the fair hands of several interesting young females, as a ...
... The , riblwms tnis season arc of mixed colours, while flowers feathers divide i.our: Toilettes are worn morning nets and deep vei.s with ones: the bonnets worn at va. led. pailles de ri: had flowers or featb rs, some bad the fronts half of lace with bum ...