... fal Satinwood, a Very Bsuitiful Old Serean pan. elled 'in Leather, painted in Flowers and'our r. Queens of England. aTHE PORCELAINS 'iryC;bsrming Specimend 10 in Old Chelsea, Bristol, Worortatr and Dresden. Extentiie Services for thG Dinner, Dessert 'and' ...

... night at Ramleb, r and fllled up the evening with a walk to the Tower r of Martyrs. Flowers gathered ard pressed from I the plainc of Sharon (which are ablaze with flowers). ' The veiled girls walk with stately step, pitcher on d brat to draw water from ...

... shouw to preserve the dirt and sand than to get rid of it. The result is that ' flower-pot' is now selling in our market at 8 cents a pound. M hat with Amwerican flower-pot' and Mblanchester mildew the prospects of cotton do not seem cheerful. ?? ...

... hear that all branches of the service um- are delighted with the new moustache memorandums even sted the old pensioners of Chelsea College are taking the most ae of energetic measures to get up their faded ?? was Service Gazette. ring Suicide of Dr. Grahamsley ...

... offered for Welih Sheep at Royal Windsor Show, 1889; three-fourths of all at the Royal Liverpool, half of all at Royal Warwick 1882 ; and Roial ahester, 1893, and .75 per cent, of all the ?? offered at the County Shows of Carnarvon, Den- high, Flint, and Anglesey ...

... Vohins, a builder of flower hulouest Jebilee place, is Chelsea; was indicted for feloalously-receiviligthe same ie with.a guilty knowledge Vokins ?? snrreudered. y -It appeaied that the prosecutor was a .builder en 'c College-street, Chelsea, and the prisoner ...

... decorated and filled with Old China from the EARLY FACTORIES of Worcester, Derby, F Chelsea, Bow, Plymouth, Rockingham, Wedgwood, snd Swansea, painted in Landscapes, Flowers, Portraits and Pastoral Groups of Figures. Atten- tion is particularly directed to ...

... DRAPERY and FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, Family Grocer and Italian Warehouseman, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. G. DAVIES is now propared to show a choice selection of the L;EADING NOVELTIES IN SPRING GOODS, VIZ,:- MILLINERY, JACKETS, COSTUMES, DRESS MATERIALS, &¢. He ...

... eInired), Conch-lsouses. 3stablmig, Clars, tlionss, 0 ean oiner olcildings, with excellent Garden stocked with fruitfrees and flowers. Suitable for - a gontleman' s .family fo r the season, ot y the ?? to H toglh HgHes, Brynsryyna nau, G len C oeay, North ...

... fixed for the annual exhibition of this valuable society. No less than 42 prizes are rd, Ie offered to the competitors in flowers; the fruit c .d department offers 17 prizes; and there are 12 in L 1y the vegetable line; nadding in all 71 prizes, a P n ...

... Griffith the dispute began, bae been requested to meet the Bishop of Liandaff. Tnic number of pilgrims who journey to Holywell shows no diminution. On Monday about 500 per- eons arrived from Stookport, and marched in pro. cession to St. Winefride's Well and ...

... Winniers at the Rfoyal idl (othiir Shows; 15 Splenidid 'ihlcli Cows, iiieluding, the .elebrate i Welsch D1lichess.' 2nd, aiid Black Queen 2nd, winners of thc First alld Second PrizeCs Mt the RoVal and(I several other Shows; thoe are the Bedd~clert breed, ...