... SERVICE ESTIMATES. The Estimates the amount required to pay the salaries and expenses of the revenue departments for 1003-4 show the foUowing net increases compared with the grants for 1902-3. Customs, £8,500; Inland Revenue, £53,730; Post Office, £288 ...

... destination board, and a verdict “Accidental death” was returned. Mrs. Emily Lever, of Dartrey-road, Chelsea, has been presented with pearl ring by the Chelsea police in recognition of her brave act on June 10 when she made her way through a srowd of roughs ...

... rushing water for the boy. Mr. J. H. M. Kirkwood, M. P., won the first t at the South- prize in a hat-trimming contes minster Flower Show The oldest member who attended the cen- dinner of the Eton Society was Mr. F. Med en, a eighty-five, who joined the society ...

... compliments—and showed her attention, nnd was partly because Patience objected -to .toe open devotion that Pierre peid her* public that she had shown herself ready to accept Lord Ralph Leutoa’s attentions. Laughing with other men (he felt would show the world ...

... distribute the prizes and certificates awarded the Loudon Chamber of Commerce in November and December next. At St. Luke’s, Chelsea, on Monday, Miss Eveline Payn, youngest daughter of the late General Sir William Payn, K.C.8., Lynwood, Ashtead, Epsom, was ...

... Frenchman. The witness was here subjected to a long and sharp cro-is examination with a view to show that he knew the prisoner and had worked fer him moving some flowers, They had quarrelled about the price and fought; but he expressed the greatest surprise and ...

... esmtains petition to HI. bv the race, St. Joim’e HiU, near Waad-swoith, when he then Lord Mavoi , Sir likhard Itettonie, showing cliscorered the dead body of woman on the tloor of that performed the ollleo of butler at his Majesty’s one of the rooms, ...

... clover amateur gardener, and has laid number of gardens in different places during life varied scene* and manifold interests. Flowers are bee special bobby. She also noted inventor, her safe purse having been great success, and invention which proved boon ...

... butterflies and a veiling of and carried » pink tulle; while Dalrymple, dressed in rose- et of white orchids, and brought her te flowers with white who aleo held s booquet of ribbons. There were some married ladies in white satin and and silver pale of white ...

... the colour of flowers Lin says that yellow indicates bitter flavour; red, acid or sour ; green, crude alkaline taste; pale green, insipidity; white, luscious; black, harsh and nauseous. Green most common and black the most rare. No flower has its proper ...

... Monday for robbery, Patrick Farrell, twenty-five, cripple, acknowledged having received 90s. in one day Nortnampton Agricultural Show last week while sitting on the ground with his crutch beside him. Edmond Fitzgerald, thirty-two, was sentenced to one month’s ...

... og. You can't be very poor to be livin’ among me, you you “the m marble vases, ‘nd statues, ‘nd flowers, 'nd nice furniture, such as your photograph shows,” A story ie told of » baker (whose loavea bad been growing ‘fine by and beautifully less ”) who ...