... -The B: resolution was then carried and a committee ha appointed to carry it-out. sli di FonenY HOnrrCMrnURAL Somrr.-A show of - flowers, plants, fruits, and vegetables, held under ?= the auspices of this society yesterday, in the in grounds of Mr. F. A ...

... however to the pantn of the robe. As a ?? oolour itieniiucd tO rank beside the famous Chelsea Pensioner. Sir John's hand ha not lost its cunning wheif- ever he chooses to show its power; end this work is one 'more added to the list of his masterpiece. Mr. Maclean ...

... gardens which are guy at - this season with the gorgeous flowers of late ; summer, and if the sun condescends to shine, he will certainly find those garden agreeable enough. At Antwerp the side- shows swamp the serious part of the Exhibition, and it goes ...

... ?? scrapings from the glassr of the plant-honse be at Chelsea yielded 31 grains par square yard, or th h six tons per square mile. * An analysis by Dr. of G G. H. Bailey, of Owens College, showed that it fer consisted of 4 er cent. of. mineral matter ...

... were the following gentlemen who had accompanied SirCharles, ?? JalianPaunce- fote, Mir. Cyril flower, IILP., and Mr Osborne, tle President of the Chelsea Liberal Association. Mr. Inderwick, in opening the cam, said Mr. and Mrs, Crawford were married ...

... the omuuihee, To claim au exemuption under an act of Parliament, ?? party must show that he was wholly and entirei within that exemption; and in the absence ef tg showing, he (Ur. Bretterton) would not addro himself to the law of the case. Mir. Conway ...

... of the show 2( rin had compossed an ode, commenng-m ai- List, all ye London merchants, a Ye factors on Mark-lane, ft a- Ye brokers from the Sale Roomns St a I greet you once again. it ?? This annual feast of Roses, ell This litter of rare flowers, t Lid ...

... le susn in. Aiuereqau railways, and is gone to look after it. -IPustrafcsd Times. An inquest was held on Friday,. at the Chelsea Workhouse on the body of Andrew alkcirnziesaged 74, who hadl died in eonsenuqpoe of a 'fall down a long tigbt of -stops, Tbq ...

... successful; a successful portrait of Prince Leopold by Mir. Goodman, surrounded by flower pictures, one of them an exquisite bunch of roses by Mr. Fautin; a fruit and flower piece by Mr. Hughes, a good portrait by M-r. Sidney Hodges, a small and exquisite ...

... grouping, shows much taste isand skill in the treatmaent of a difficult th subject. Other works worthy of mention are adl jj ;Herodias (marble relief), a fine head in no - profile by Alfred Toft. Among minor works to is F. Millward's panel showing the Ai ...

... detained a young woman na ned th Kathleen Shotten, otherwise Hope, for an inm- in!1 moral purpose, in her house, 6,Oal-treen h Chelsea, contrary to section 8 at fihe Criminal At' Law Amendment Act. Much interest was fliaii- ag tested in the proceedings, the ...

... Turner aumber two. V The fog at Chelsea is certginlye marvel of nothing- f, ness. There is nothing but alamp and some worn- out bits of trees to indicate that it is anything in this strange world. Nothing is seen of Chelsea or its embankment: all that can ...