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... replied that he must have left the ticket in his pocket. For the defence Mr Essery said that his client had been to the Bath Flower Show, and owing to various drinks” he had taken he was rather hilarious. He never had any intention of defrauding company. fine ...
... d some ten or twelve years old, instead of going to school it has been amusing himself by gathering wild flowers. A n glance into his face shows that although a somewhat Ps wayward and resolute urchin, he is not altogether un. mindful of the punishment ...
... sources, and in one of them I am especially interested. The Duchess of Albany has been in the habit of sending flowers to the patients in the Chelsea Hospital for Women, and only in July last she and her husband opened the new building in which the patients ...
... almost universal. There are many communities besides the pensioners Chelsea Hospital which celebrate PeetoratioH Day. Guy Fawkes is still paraded about the etreets, although he shows sigos of waning popularity, j Ojsttr grottoes still mark the commencement ...
... address in the afternoon. The annual tea meeting is B fixed for Monday evening, Dr B. Ralph presides. o BERKELEY FLOWER SnOw.-The annual flower show, hi athletic sports, horse and donkey 2 aces. -will he held at ecc Berkeley on Bank Holiday August IGth. The ...
... Salop pitcher planits from DMr F. W. Moore, Glasneven, Ireland ; and rare exotics from MIr H., J. Veiteb, Chelsea. In connection with thie flowers it should be stated that a large number of maguilicent fuobsias, cultivated in the Zoological Gardeos by ...
... pilacid saunbeaTnm lie On the green sword which all the place doto l wear I And what rich g doure from the flowers are borne, From flowers and flowering weeds, which even. within The rents and fissures of those walls forlorn Have toade their home, yea thence ...
... his fellow.citizens of Bombay. The statue was cast in bronze by Yonge and Co., of Pimlico, who also show in bronze a statue of Thomas Carlyle, the Chelsea philosoplher, and another of a fine stallion. Behind the Bombay statne are seen the great models of ...
... Stephens, the Governor of the Corpora. I tion of the Peor, has kindly consented to distribute the prizes. FLOWER SHow. - The annual exhibition of flowers, fruit, and vegetables of the Frenehay and South Gloucester. I shire Horticultural Society will be held ...
... realised for them Lot 40, Chelsea figure, Falstaff, 14in. high, Mr. Halse, £18 10s.; lot 2t>, pair old Chelsea figures, Mr. Halse, £16 10s.; lot 32, figure Britannis, 13in. high, old Chelsea, Mr. Nightingale, £34; lot 34, Chelsea dish, marked, Mr. Nightingale ...
... of Britanria as a chid, sitting on a winged monster, £37 19s, ; a Chelsea figure of Romeo. 227 15J. ; a pair of fine Chelsea figures, The Pedlars, £52; a boeutiful two. handled Chelsea vase, gros-bleu ground, wiLh rich gold lowers, 250; a fine pair of ...
... Luncheon from Two to Four at 2s. 6d. per head. [aso2z TAUNTON Ca*TLE. E PICTURES now on view at the Old Castle, with the CHELSEA CHINA F.G. 4 d numbered en Catal. gue 29 to 42 together SKWARD), cf Yeovil are fur Ag ing to Mr. WM. We give brief of the ...