... be next Saturday, when the annual flower-show takes place. This is always looked upon as the greatest event in the year; 16,000 persons were present last year, and as this year, apart from the attractions of the flower and music, the beautiful garden of ...

... will, it is expected, join. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The third spring show of this society wls held on Saturday under very favourable auspices. The weather was fine, and the show was good, and attended by a very numerous and brilliant company. Many new ...

... lost the money. Being a soldier they took me to Chelsea College Hospital. Altogether he had of me odd. Mr. George Sell, clerk in the secretary's office of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, gave evidence showing that no Sergeant Henry Wilson (one of the names ...

... altogether. SQUARING A CIiARGB. Mr. Neat a butcher, Chelsea, was lately summoned by the pollee at Westminster for furious driving. Amities, the constable, with some brother officers, was in Chelsea, crossing Siannoods-strest, when the defendant came along ...

... Margaret remits and bet m great expense in prizes, In advertisemente, sad the wised► salaries of the offi aala There were flower shows, Wen rumours continue to prevail in Paris, and it archery medium.. and dog shove, at which the company certain that warlike ...

... The inhabitants of the village of Radstock celebrated the gathering of a splendid harvest by a festival, •which was added flower-show and an exhibition of babies. The stud for the use of Prince Alfred daring his stay in Edinburgh, consisting of ten horses ...

... 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 ...

... Municipal Government ofthe Metropolis,” by a Londoner, has recently been published. The object this sensible pamphlet is to show by statistics that the system of social management existing in London is complicated, cumbrous, and ineffective. This conclusion ...

... to the benefit of the turf. The great Exhibition of 18,el gave the first idea if ornamental deooratioa in the park. A few flower-beds were laid out as an experiment on the Park-lane side. These have been cultivated and improved, until the park frequenter ...