... to give might be paid for the benefit of the sick and wounded of the army. He also showed the greatest solicitude for the sick at Alexaufrir, oftlen lent them flowers, and on Christmas Day sent 10 turkeys for the convalescants. Upon a mubsequen, accalsio ...

... distance of the show. ground, though owing to the lineabeingE laid upon the narrow gauge it could not be ustilised by thec Great Western and Bristol and Exeter Railway Coin-. panies. Most of our readers alre familiar with the site of the show yard, and fewt ...

... well filled. Mr 0. D, Cave presided, e and among those prcsent were Colonel HIill, C.B., G M;P,, Mr C. A. Whitmore, M.P, for Chelsea, Mr James hI Inekip, General Gronow l)avis, V.a., General it Daubeny, General Rotton, General de Vetre, Colonel A Savile, ...

... thehellesley Arms, Robert street, Chelsea, it was shown that the deceased had been lodging at 402, King'sread, helsea. Latelyr e had been much de- pressed. On Friday afternoon whilst walking in the grounds of the Royal-Chelsea Hbspital he shot him- self with ...

... the goodst establiihmeist of this seengregatlon was, celebrated. Decorated could C with. festoons and bouqeeta all autumn flowers the ancient Bill- for ani Ace presented ai lively appearance. After ties tea, given chiefly promis by soum of the-ladies fer ...

... would be much more inter. I esting:- A Cabinet Council was held yesterday. Sir a Stafford Northcote, who alighted from a Chelsea omnibus t at Ciaring Cross, walked down Parliament-street on the I left-hand side. He was observed to stop at Grove's, and ...

... discussion chows a large proportion of Irish members amongst the speakers. The Chief Secre- tary spoke on a vote of £65,000, but showed that more than that sum had already been pledged, including moderate weekly wages of about two shillings a day to between ...

... -A Yankeo preacher, in discoorsing about Daniel in the lions' den, said:- And there he sat all night long, looking at the show for nothing, and it didn't cost him a cent. How is it, said a man to his neighbour, that Parson , the laziest man living ...

... g one of Mrs Besaut. Many topics of the day are very cleverly touched ?? St. James's Budget pictures the Battle of Flowers at Eastbourne, and has very good studies of Mr Beerbohm Tree in the charaoter of Hamlet. There is a portrait of MiEs Cbieholm ...

... an -Howvo Boxn ABpFAaMua.-TBEs OwuinoarDISU~se each:g AT DINecNA-HOW To D~n BVlli I Ax bound to say that- the Shakespereali Show at the now Albert Hall profited by the criticisms, severe though they goe were, which have been smede on many former exhibitionis ...

... Asi usual the cottagers had a good nO pmc I show both of flowers and vegetables, considering the courat F weather. The Marquis of Lansdowne being from home veget the grounds were not laid out with flowers, bet they were Rueni thrown open, The Caine Bisyols ...

... saverage, and 'there was Lan increase in the entries over the' show of 1884 no show being held last year. Cainscross andWes1trip, show was 'ialso held on Sa'turdtty~ and' there, too, the cottagers showed woll'in'the vegetable classes;' - 1. Boy DBOWFED..-Asad ...