... obeerva- toon he shows rather more sufaa-ance, and is better filled at the back of the shoulder-. Mr. Eaton's Donington Ma_rqui_- a smart roan, could get no nearer than reserve. Mr. Han-Day's well-known white bull, Helmsman, a winner at many shows, was an easy ...

... WINNERS AT HURST Chelsea Plate Arundel Plate Members’ Plate 2 Year Old Plate October Nursery Maiden to Drill to 1 Preston 5 2 Spindle Leg 5 to 1 Maramat 6 to 1 Hereward 100 to 15 Government HURST PARK CLUB OCTOBER MEETING IOA-The CHELSEA PLATE High-weight ...

... adorned with tall palms, flowering bamboos, and white flowers. The service was choral, and was impressively ren- dered, the officiating clergy being the — eV. R, Wynter, Prebendary Eyton, sab-almoner to the Queen and rector of Chelsea, and the Hon. Montagu ...

... Frederick Pollock, The Copse. Hindhead. and stolen a quantity clothes and other articles, on the previous Sunday. The evidence showed that the prenuues were locked up. Sir Frederick being in town, but that about three o'ckr'fc oi! Sunday afternoon the gardener ...

... Moroteagle and Miss Gretna. 100 to 7 each •git Soukette and Morda, 100 6 agst Faded Flower, and to 1 agwt others. Bon dOr made play from Soukette, Polly Marden colt, and Faded Flower, with Merry Dance My, Mona Cross, and Shrove Cake next till furlong from home ...

... beach. • Among the smaller works the Chrysanthemums L. Angus show clever brush work and colouring, and there is a charmingwatersidepicture by Davidson Knovvles, R.8.A., Old Chelsea from the River. Amongst animal painters in Midlands there are few ...

... MARRIAGE OF MAJOR-GENERAL SIR H_ I ?? AND MESS G. WEBB. Late on Wedneaday afternoon, by special licence, at Holy Trinity Church, Chelsea, S.W., the quirt wed- ding took place of Major General Sir Herbert Charles Chermside, G.CM.G., and Miss Geraldino Webb. Tbe ...

... seedsmen, hcrticultura.!. salesmen, and' other familiar habitues of flower shows, were to be seen smart young men about town, clergymen, and professional men with a taste for flowers, and not few dames light and leading in rich furs and sables, very few ...

... Queen's tobacco pipe the hospitals and workhouses. Now, Mr. Whitmore wants him to unbend towards the Chelsea pensioners, but he says it is impossible. The Chelsea pensioners ought to have plenty of tobacco, but their pensions do not enable them to buy it. Mr ...

... Eight Hours Bill. — Mr. G. Davidson seconded the resolution, and it was carried unanimously. Arnold Flower Show. — The thirty-second annual flower show for the villages of Arnold, Day- ! brook, and Bestwood was held on Monday at Arnold, and was, as usual ...

... with the music hall is to be deprecated. Englishmen, when they go to the theatre, expect to see a play; give them a variety show, and they will resent it. Mr. Courtney, without offering any very definite answer to the question raised, discusses ome of ...

... penal servitude and six months’ bard labour respectively, for fraudulently acting together to secure pension for Banks at Chelsea Hospital. THE RAKER'S VISIT TO JERUSALEM. Jerusalem is frantically preparing for the advent of the German Emperor. Old houses ...