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... collision with him, lie was precipitated down the stairs, and fell against the sill of the window, and amongst some earthen flower-pots which were placed under it. The deceased expressed his regret to me that he did not sit down upon the stairs to avoid ...
... VICTORIA STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. Special flower services will be held next Sunday. The preacher in the morning will be the Rev. C. H. Sheen, and in the evening the Rev. T. P. Lansdowne. In tho afternoon a flower service for young people will be held 3 ...
... between James Betting Dove, of Wapping, and Edward Carter, of Larabeth. was 2 to 1 on Dove. William Blake, of Chelsea, was referee. orge Driver showed Dove up, and Henry Kelley looked after Carter. Dove won the station and stripped to his buil, Carter They ...
... Day parade of the Royal Irish Guards since their M- I stitution, and in honour; of the occasion both officers and men at Chelsea Barracks wore sprigs of the national emblem. On their return from church they were greeted with a most agreeable surprise ...
... Fragrant, Lasting, and Refreshing PERFUME, for the Handkerchief, Drawing-room, and the Toilette. The fragrance of summer flowers needs no longer to be desired, when so elegant perfume as Blount’s Royal de Bouquet” exists. Its odour is as lasting as sweet ...
... beautiful flowers, all remarkably choice. Verbei ditiou were exhibited by Mr. Holder, Eton, of Hurst. A great variety cut flowers was also Bragg and Mr. Turnei (both of Slouch) mtnbuHng v and Mr. Seeley, of Bristol, adding his full share, flowers were concerned ...
... Sawricas.—On Sunday lad flower invoices were held at the Wceleyan Chapel, conducted by Mr. C. Richards, of London, tutor to the late Prince Imperial, and special preacher for the day. There was a large and beautiful collection of flowers, chiefly brought by ...
... exhibition. Another new flower was the King of delphiniums, a deep blue with white centre ; a wonderfully fine double peony named Vesper, and a fine variety of poppies. Mr. James Veitoh, of Chelsea and Slough, had a large show this year of hardy herbacious ...
... even blistered. The deep colour 1 tection | of butter was ascri bed to the eating of these flowers by the s inter- cows, wherefore they were called butter-flowers and butter- 4 wants but the cows know better than to eat them. The is his cups; le in buttercups ...
... The full band of the Coldstream Guards was in attendance, and continued throughout the day perform a variety of music. show flowers consisted entirely of Dahlias, which there was greater variety than ever before witnessed in thir country, consisting of ...
... Mansfield (Amok), Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mansfield, and Mr. and fifissOliptsant. Mr. Woesfold lined the grave with moss and flowers. and Messrs. Lawrence and Sons, of Bracknell, carried out the funeral arrangements. Tao Caner Pfeno.—Tbe somiled cheap plooe ...
... hundred and eighty thousand pounds sterling ?â?? Monthly Magazine. Flowers and Shrubs. â??Why does not everybody (whocan afford it) have a peranium in his window, some other flower. is very cheapâ??its cheapness next to nothing ii yon raise it from ...