... The Blard, o 3to 1law's That, t - i0 to 8Oberon, t 30 The oob, t 100 to 8 Atheling, t & o 50 to 1 tavandlere, t 100 to e Chelsea, t 50 to 1 Pepper and-Salt, b 100 to 6 Althorp, t OAM5RODGISSIPRL 19 to I 0 awrenden, t 100 to 6 Ermoor, t 100 to S Silver ...

... fellow citizens of Bombay. The e statue was cast in bronze by Yonge and Co., of a, Pimlico, who also show in bronze a statue of ei Thomas Carlyle. the Chelsea pbilosoplhr; and cl another of a fine stallion. Behind the Bombay ti statue are seen the great models ...

... tbe late Earl of Win. o chelsea, y his thdwif, the tillaving. : Doae Conts of Winchtelsee. She is net Syet 19 Year Of Wg., To-ay's junction was very magnices t in its way.' There was a Scrowd of camiasgesj- a profusion of flowers, and a an attendance so ...

... Device of Flowers for epergne or table, First prize, Jos.; second, Os-1, J. Wade; 2 W Henderson. Model of Flower Garden. First prize, 16s.; second, 1O0.-I, A. Thompson, Jun., Gressby; 2,J. Hearn, Sefton, Collection of twenty-four Cut Flowers, named. First ...

... Bankmruptcv Ye E- day, the usual particulars were si- the Official Receiver in the case of Qear ?? bY I late of Tite-streset Chelsea, a, 4 , of I Majesty's Prison, Wandswort The ?? in order was made upon the petitin of the lr .er of Qseensberry, and the debtor ...

... MARRIAGE .OF LOIRD D)UDLEY. TH! Holy Trinity Church, Chelsea, London, was I,1 crowded to its ntmo~t capacity ?? af ter. the cci noon, the occaston being i~he marriage oif tho Earl Iwas tho of Dudley and Misa Rachel Gurniey,, dlaughter of Ievent Mr. -and ...

... Siliver, with Chelsea, Ashplan; Raffaello, and St. Gati en next, and Larandiere and Aishorp head. lug the remainder. Silver was beaten before reain the Bushes, passing which The Cob still held asllgh' C lead of Stone Clink, with Eurasian and Chelsea next. and ...

... the forma~tion in Liverpool of a!a IS society designed for the study of the works e leof John Ruskin, are of interest as showing with what ardour of attachment the admire-rs of a IN: le writer who is still amon.5 us endeavour to (hi' 1- priosecut:e the ...

... together. Until then the Sibylline leaves fall in a Show.er, not only over the table, but on every part of the floor. On the table also you o-.ould find sundry pictures-among them Milton-stray bunches of flowers in broken glasses, his current correspondence ...

... pooh-poohs elerylthing. Ii t' eannot conduct si101 a dashiugr attsck as tlh it f undertlken by Lordl Cranbrook, blt ha :11 - show contempt for the adversaries whose Vl 1 are violent, and who are evidently ignl0orant o' b diplomatic facts whicli every member ...

... features of their father's life; the manner in which, to use Montaigne's figure, they have tied' the bundle of flowers that forma the nosegay show them to men of skill in literary work, who, if their father's particular mantle has not fallen on them, have ...

... an net dress was worn over an under-dress of corn- of flower-blue silk, and the bonnet was finished by nd flowers to snatch. wa Viscourctess Emlyn wore a black bonnet rei vilieved. with yellow flowers nd a ht-pise muslin gown over yellow glace silk trimmed ...