... Clarke, Oak Alyn, Wrexham; 3, S T Chad- *, wick. Beanmarie. Two nots of Lilrus in flower: 'b H Lyle Smythe, IBarrowniore Hal', Che4ter. r OC-UT FLOwsa-Diaplay of cut flowers arranged tr in any conceivable design, or combination of C, designs, at the discretion ...

... Cii F. Service Commissioner. St Mr. Gladstone attended a distribution of acprizes yesterday. in connection with a bazaar, flower show, and fete which were opened by Lady Constance Grosvenor, at - JaardeU, in aid of a fund for rebuildingi the local Institute ...

... at lovers of liberty and of freedom of opinion. B It is impossible to imagine, for example, the X Radical Eleusis Club in Chelsea, or any work- )f ing man's club in England, arriving at an 9' agreement with the Czar or the German Emperor as to the class ...

... -The B: resolution was then carried and a committee ha appointed to carry it-out. sli di FonenY HOnrrCMrnURAL Somrr.-A show of - flowers, plants, fruits, and vegetables, held under ?= the auspices of this society yesterday, in the in grounds of Mr. F. A ...

... gardens which are guy at - this season with the gorgeous flowers of late ; summer, and if the sun condescends to shine, he will certainly find those garden agreeable enough. At Antwerp the side- shows swamp the serious part of the Exhibition, and it goes ...

... ?? scrapings from the glassr of the plant-honse be at Chelsea yielded 31 grains par square yard, or th h six tons per square mile. * An analysis by Dr. of G G. H. Bailey, of Owens College, showed that it fer consisted of 4 er cent. of. mineral matter ...

... grouping, shows much taste isand skill in the treatmaent of a difficult th subject. Other works worthy of mention are adl jj ;Herodias (marble relief), a fine head in no - profile by Alfred Toft. Among minor works to is F. Millward's panel showing the Ai ...

... detained a young woman na ned th Kathleen Shotten, otherwise Hope, for an inm- in!1 moral purpose, in her house, 6,Oal-treen h Chelsea, contrary to section 8 at fihe Criminal At' Law Amendment Act. Much interest was fliaii- ag tested in the proceedings, the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... crod Daylight is the best time in whic to see the Military Exhibition at Chelsea, as-only in davlight can the military displays and drillswhich area standing attrac- tion of the show, be iven.; But as soon as day- light has faded into dusk, and dusk into ...