... HOME ARTS AND INDUSTRIES : :: ASSOCIATION. PROPOSED BRA1N0E AT LLTNADUDNO. A few months ago, Mrs Maylar showed Mrs Goode and Miss Cast some of the valuable.works of art and curiosities -she and Mr Mayler. had arranged at their house. Mrs Gbode requested ...

... £J0CKLE’S ANTIB ILIOUS PILLS PILLS consist of careful peculiar of best and mildest vegetable aperients with pure extract of flowers of camomile They will be founds most efficacious for derangement of digestive organs for torpid action of liver and bowels ...

... into this country. The duly charged upon them, at Is 9d per dozen pairs, amounted to 5,2641. 61,6341. worth of artifi , nal flowers were imported in the same year, and the duty paid upon them amounted to 15,9401. The New York papers state that the care of ...

... M2URDER IN WARREN-STREET. EXTR&ORDINARY DISCLOSUCRES. The police having traced the murderer Borthelemy to his lodgings at Chelsea, have discoversd some particulars which lead to the belief that in some of its main features it was in. tended that the murder ...

... ceremony of e Is laying the foundation stone of a new v estry-hell in the A 'parish of St. Luke, Chelsea, was performed on Monday. If The Right Hon. Viscount Chelsea, Mr. Tite, M.P., 'and ' o ,several members of Parliament 'and other gentlemen b a being present ...

... the representation of minorities. Va I underetand that Sir Alfred Slade will, iii all th y probability, be brought out for Chelsea at the Lr next general election. The Conservative party 3- have for a long time been endeavouring to per- )stade some large ...

... Jones, and .tat Ellis.-Mr Evans contended that a person must be found on the licensed premises, and it was not sufficient to show that he we. seen to leave the premises, though liquor was found in his possession.-The Chairman (to Inspector Williams) . : ...

... made with chiffon sleeves. Her veil was of lace, aiwl covered a wreath of natural orange flowers in the hair, and she carried a large slaowver bouquet of white flowers and foliage. Thme reception was afterwards held at 2i1,Portman-sqorvre. Afterwards Colonel ...

... they may have as large a stock as possible for the next meson. Phonier's FLOWERS.—Stretch a light awning over the lse bed ; when shaded, water will not be often required. If the flowers are intended for exhibition, they should have small glass or handglasses ...

... 1 ?? witho wlite silly. The bonnet is trimmed round the edge t of ithe front, iii the inside, with a roes of small pink flowers, r aeud side bouquets of the same on tisi outside end under the t brim. Parasol of dark-blue moire lined witla white silk ...

... Bulbs of kinds filled tho pots with may introduced The Chineso lily will grow as well in soil as water will soon open its flower in heat Lilacs deutzias rhododendrous Solomon’s seal lily of the valley and any forcing which suitable soon be placed heat ...

... plants, maintain a uniform bottom-heat of 90 degrees during the season of active growth. FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUDBERY.LAs soon as the beds, borders, lee., of the flower-garden are furnished, the baskets and vases filled, and the general spring planting out ...