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... FATAL FIRE AT CHELSEA.—FIVE LIVES LOST. On Tuesday morni: shortl; ly after 2 o'clock, the policeman on duty discovered that a house in Pavilion- Sloane was on fire. It was an tenement, let off to several families. The lower part was occapi Mr. Greene ...
... the present exhibition in October. OPENING OF THE CHELSEA EMBANKNGLIT BY THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH.—With customary Royal pomp and ceremony, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh opened the Chelsea Embankment on Saturday last. The Embankment, which ...
... removal of pauper lunatic, Charles lum, to the Chelsea Union.—Mr. Barrett said now confined at Stone County dat be mad le the application on the ground that the pauper had resided for three years in the ish of Chelsea without reosiving parochial relief previous ...
... ta of its inmates. The Flower Garden : We have already allotted to this as situated in front of the terrace walk. From this walk a noble view is obtained, not only of the lower garden, but the distant mantry beyond. The flower garden oceupiee nearly level ...
... trans- ferred from Mr. J. Gallesly to Mr. D. D. Olive; and the license of the Flower Pot, Sunbury, was endorsed from Mr. William Smith to Mr. Honry John Walker, late of Chelsea. The license of the Dublin Castle beerhouse was transferred from Mr. J. White ...
... with bin wife, was on baud in a state of great excitement. It appears that the crew of three hands had got drunk and then showed a spirit of in. subordioation. Two of the men named William Hamilton and Thomas Box were secured, brought ashore, and placed ...
... —The arrangements for this show, to be held on the 23rd insk and three following days, are nearly completed. An enclosure of nearly 20 acres between the Great Western Railway and the Thames at Reading forms a capital show yard. The entries of live stock ...
... about rural serfs and their brutal oppressor's. I doubt, also, whether the sight of pretty roomy cottages, gardens gay with flowers, wellcropped allotments, leafy lanes, and green fields would not send a good many back to town regretting that their lives ...
... azricultural show. ‘There were great facilities for that at Windsor. He s that a horticultural show might be combined with it. No doubt there would be a large of visitors who would combine the two opportunities of seeing the agricultural show and the castle ...
... that a bouquet of flowers might be presented to the Grand Duchess on her arrival by Mrs. Richardson-Gardner. It was impossible that such a request, which should never have been made, could be granted, for Messrs. Veitch, of Chelsea, had already received ...
... in three tents enacted in a meadow. tine of these devoted to flowers and horticultural produce, the competitors being chiefly labourer. in the pariah or market trardeuers. The deploy of flowers was exeeedinely creditable, and was the evidence of much and ...
... voter. in 186566, there were 14,919 names on the registers; now there are 911.553 nausea. The report from the Breodwood Asylum showed that there were 410 male and 551 female patient. At the Wandsworth Asylum there was repweed to be room for 46 patients. The ...