... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1872: THIS DAY. JOINT SHOW THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND THE NORTH-EAST ASSOCIATION, SECOND ARTICLE—WEDNESDAY. In tho Second Edition ol the Evening Telegraph ©f yesterday we gave a sketch of the show ground and the general arrangements ...

... and Walnut Davenport A handsome Eboniscd China Cabinet with Ormolu mounts, and collection of rare old China; also, an old Chelsea Supper Set, and two pair of very fine Oriental Jars, Bronze Candelabra with 1: byres Porcelain 3rnaments beautifully painted ...

... also very interesting. There fine plate Chelsea, with crimson margin and gold scrolls and festoons. Old Worcester Is represented tray, heart shape, dark blue, gold border, and white ground painted with flowers ; and a splendid piece cf Plymouth is saltcellar ...

... 25th, — ae gl on a cont wontoaon ; paying INDE RATLW soul sent and free of ny ‘PER EFERENCE RAILWAY HARES FOR JOBIAS Sock ond Shows ae 4, Waring Street, 20th July, 1861. — — 4 WHOLESALE AND RETATL GROCERY, WINE, AND SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT GEORGE NOBLE EGS to ...

... EXHIBITION, OHETSEA 0 (close to Chelsea Suspension Bridge). I OPENING CEREMONY By H.RH. the PRINCE OF WALES, KE.G. (Hon. Admiral of the Fleet), on behalf of H .M. the Queen. ROYAL NAVAL EXHIBITION, CHELSEA. Pt Entrance on Chelsea Embankment. Tickets (which ...

... became the factory: but may also find some pieces stamped with foc-similee of Japanese writing. Bow china shows somo resemblance to that of Chelsea, and is noteworthy having executed the famous Alba vase, sold at Christy’a in 1875 at the dispersal of tho ...

... intervals down a long table, the most inexpensive of ornsaments where flowers are scarce, Chrysanthemums are holding out in spite of the weather, and these, with the great variety of white flowers now cultivated. or imported, make chaste dinner-table dreising ...

... intervals down long table, the roost inexpensive of ornament* wfcore flowers ore scarce. Chrysanthemum.* are holding out in spite of the weathef and these, with th« great variety of white flowers now cnltirated, or imported, make chaste dinner-table dressing ...

... faco of Londonl. Not only is nature doing her part in the parks6 and gardens, setting trecs and grass &ll 'a grow~ving and flowers all a blowing, but art is lbnsy also pretltrinog all sorts of surprises for the tainintial visitors whlo will come to ILoudon ...

... cream : with profusion of white flowers massed u|»oii crown* ! The bouquet* were white flowers, wuite i lilac, and spirca. mounted loosely, posy fashion. The bride s bouquet was of white orchids, and ' other white flowers, very large, and very fragrant ...

... League, the Dover Habitation, Lafool Habi-:a : of Birmingham, Eastbcuroe Habiraticn, and Chelsea Constitutional Club. A great number of email bunches vonrtto flower bavo been thrown over the railway front of the station and strew the grcood round i The ...

... POISONING CASE. The inquest was resumed yesterday on Mrs, | 8 Julia Guillam, of Devonport Street, Chelsea, who died on the 7th ‘ult. The evidence showed thet traces of were found in the viscera, but not sufficient tocausedeath. No poison was | t medicines ...