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... Lectnre-room, we come to the last •entioned artist's Weary. A pretty but erippled flower girl, who has fallen asleep in one of the pavilions at Hastings; there are flowers in her lap, and a basket full of posies is on the ground beside her. This is certainly ...
... etesh.road, kens The Vicar of Gress. Ti;, telv.d n Hoer Balton), ac great rds parish by issuing order that so artificial flowers, fosthert, bronehe., or rine may be won, be th• p u pgay,b oo li eight go Is being torned ..r, Do,. a general stans,edet ...
... --13taadard Quality Teo 3 0 cad Meese. per lb tenter Sib& spelled*. No. 6.-Btasidard Quality Tie .. 3 6 Chelsea Quality. ed. lb soaks t and shows Tea. Eating paned her Illajeaty's Outlaw House Zia/ibises, their purity it goanntlawl. AGENT FOR STALLARD'S ...
... the roots ; when this happens, either the buds fall before opening or the flowers immediately after expansion. Because this plant has thick leathery foliage, and consequently shows but little signs of distress at the time, people fanny that it can be subjected ...
... sadly neglected in the burial-ground •of Chelsea, Hospital. The Grub-street Number 27, July 9, 1730, records a vote of thanks from the proprietors to him on this account. Alheeamm. . FLOWER GARDEN. Spring Flowers.—The following are all exquisitely beautiful ...
... this royal and imperial meeting, and the wonderful enthusiasm of the people over it, is worthy of note--chiefly because it shows a tendency in international feeling most cheerful to witness. Venioe for years was in veiled rebellion against Austrian ...
... captain, who went out of town on the 2itlt of July and 23rd of August, left his carriage safe is his stables in York-mews, Chelsea, and on his return it was gone, together with some property belonging to King, the coachman, who bad left with Lis master ...
... though that sort may be the very best. The present's of flowers which have not lost their colour, such as battercuips and the flowers of trefoil and clover, is always an item of value in hay, as it shows that the crop has been cut early in the season, before ...
... fierce denunciations. It is also ' pervaded by sstrongly-marked vein of cynicism, which shows that advancing years has not mellowed the mind of the sage of Chelsea. A palpable fallacy pervades the argument on which tho whole fiery doo- trine is founded ...
... all the officers, are reported to have be• n on parade We trust this mar not prove an exoeution..l ease. At all events, it shows that i• is not impossible for regiments to comply with the arbitrary regulation, as it has been termed. The South Ireles ...
... Man from the Plough, draws the line at 500 for a political association. In a letter which he has written to the Borough of Chelsea Liberal Association, requesting that his name may be struck off their list of members, he says: It you will hold meetings ...