... favourite in the East, but did not find its way tO thlis countiv till tbe end of the last century, when the first specimen flowered at Chelsea. Since that period, the cultivation of it has been gra- dually prevailing, and has latterly been attracting the particallar ...

... Doggctt’s coat and was rowed day over the usual course, between London Bridge and Chelsea. Six yonng watermen, who had qualified In the previous heat, started. J. Lloyd, of Chelsea, soon gained decided advantage, and finally won easily in minutes 10 seconds ...

... guineas (Webb). 112. A magnificent oviform vase of the finest old Chelsea, with white and gold sen>ll-pattern handles, deep blue ground beautifully pencilled, with birds, trees and flowers in gold, and exquisitely painted with the subject of Leda and the ...

... and Morla,) 100 to 6 ag-st Faded Flower, 20 to 1 each agst the others, offered. TChere v-ere several failures, aud when the flag fell Bon ?? made the running, followed by Soukette, the Bolly Marden colt, arid Flower, wvith the Merry Danue flly, Mona ...

... be done to render a w; wilderaess one of 4 the ?? of Lendon, where Ithe display of flowers has surpassed that of both the t Vest End parks. The writer goes on to show how the fpeople appreciate the beauties of the parks ?? Cases tof llower picking are ...

... valuable old Sevres dessert service, enriched with binds of turquoise d'ur, and pencilled with wicaths of flowers Uoucat, Boullat, and other celebrated flower painters of Sevres of the period of Ixiuis XV.-XVI., consisting of pieces, the whole remarkable pr ...

... the Royal Horticultural Society a show of seasonable flowers, fruit*, and vegetables waa opened to day in Drill Hall of tho London Scottish Association, Westminster. A very good all-round exhibition of autumn flowers and fruits bis been brought together ...

... Belfast. June S, ISSS ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN. THURSDAY, Ist JULY. THERE MILL N Grand K.hil.ition PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES, the Naw Show of Admission may be had from the Collector, Mr Jos era Obh, 5, Castle Place ; also, the Garden proprietors ...

... with a particular lady, and wound up with Beware of the member for Chelsea. At that time Sir Charles was member for Chelsea, and the letter conveyed nothing to petitioner's mind. He showed the letter to his wife, who, whilst saying there was nothing In ...

... For instance, red flower with golden reverse may have one flower which la either quite red or quite yellow, io some way different from the regular colour or shape. If the irregularity is an improvement on the flower, all the other flowers and bode are taken ...

... ostrich tipe. spangled underskirt only showed in the movements of the dance. The full plaited ailk bodice was narrowed into bordering silver passementerie gemmed with red stones. Mrs. Colvile, in the Portsmouth scene, showed the Guards’ colours her costume white ...

... of the making the (joint that the crinoline would force bk-ii keep tlieir dis- The mean lover, when ho sent cheap bunch of flowers to bis sweetheart uu Valentine Day, said. *• That will for the present.” You should not be vexed with the lady who always ...