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... captain, who went out of town on the 2itlt of July and 23rd of August, left his carriage safe is his stables in York-mews, Chelsea, and on his return it was gone, together with some property belonging to King, the coachman, who bad left with Lis master ...
... hate and bemoan, however, are harmonies of rich glowing tones in flowers, velvets, and straws. Inolsed no hat seems complete at present without at least four different co lou rs, the flowers as often as not I. two mete, and further variation are introdueed ...
... metropolitan water companies shows that the number of houses and other buildings supplied dnr- 1 ing the year 18 8 3 was 659,219, and in 189: :29,102, being an increase of per cent. in the four years. The water rentals In 11187 showed an increase In the total ...
... Hospital, Chelsea. The days allotted to the different subjects of examination will terminate Wednesday, the 20th June. The next examination of candidates for admission to the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, will be held at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, before ...
... were precipitated to the ground. One bad his collar-bone fractured, and the other received severe injuries on his head. At Chelsea a man was severely injured by • piece of zinc, and a little girl was injured at Cl►pham. At Pimlico • large wood stack fell ...
... the new Ex- from Sydney, hasjnst arttr^s^ free’daiiy (12th 1858) 4.822.382. A sad accident occurred off Chelsea. young the first d,ay the horse show, at | th^^^ haU, ?hem- o°f to visit thesplendid exhibition The death of Mr. W. N. Welaby, bamster-atla ...
... at a not Valle of 455. per qr. shows a weekly receipt of £583,000 for wheat alone ; and such an influx from only one source promises to meet immediate wants, when those who have met them will be in better condition to show their opinion of the general yield ...
... their turn and show what they can do. But there are some things that the elections have placed beyond content. They show that the publicans have not exercised the influent.e which it was expected they would exercise. The returns ale.) show that the Liberals ...
... THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. C. d. Whitmore, who opposed Sir Charles Dilke, M.P., at the recent election for Chelsea, has been entertained at dinner by the Chelsea Conservative in the Drill Hall, College-street, Chars. London. Earl Cadogan occupied the chair, and ...
... sowing a few R.ulishes among them; beginning to curtailed in consequence of the precarious state of her Inver Carnations for flowering in wine r; wrapping health. Ageratums In Moss and putting them In boxes in hest, so Lord Hartlngton has keen staving at Harlwicke ...
... the county oommittee for obtaining the Royal Agrii clitoral Society's Show at Cheater la has homed a large.sized map of the counties In which the show most be held in that rear, showing that this city is exactly In the centre of the district to be covered ...
... reds. marts as Attic» oppestmaides Ode, to duresupprees work cheaper and more effective micblnery led tones labour. The Chelsea:eel points - that there most always be a great Menem» between• the public service and private andestaltimp—the latter are ...