... regiments will, it is expected, join. ROYAL HOB SOCIETY. The third spring show of this society wee held oa Saturday under very favourable auspices. The weather wu fine, and the show was good, and attended by a eery numerous and brilliant company. Many new ...

... botanical specimens, this being the first occasion at which that society has gone outside its own shows to aid a separate undertaking. The show of flowers, fruit, vegetables, and honey, included no fewer than 3500 exhibits, and occupied the central nave ...

... destroyed to the value of 100,000 francs. MARRIAGE OF VISCOUNT CHELSEA. Holy Trinity Church, Chelsea, was crowded on Saturday afternoon, on the occasion of the wedding of Viscount Chelsea, son of Earl and Countess Callow, of Culford Hall, Bury St. Edmunds ...

... that he is only restrained from flogging him by a desire to spare a cowhide the degradation of touching him ; but Mr. Flowers declined to hear the letter read, and committed defendant for trial. bat admitted him to hail. A NEW PROBATE-COURT SENSATION ...

... sideboard fittings, and empty of the flowers and palms which the massivo gilded aide-pieces are constructed to carry. This a apartment is also lit by electricity, and a special feature is that every light-shade shows a poi trait on its front. The garden ...

... guard those fruits and flowers, those fresh and sparkling waters, and rich verdure from all unhallowed touch. The animals themselves, which are magnificent specimens of their kind, are not the least picturesque part of the show. They bear with admirable ...

... people who do not welcome the news are those who reside in West Kensington immediately round the seat of the show, and to whom it is Like showing a red rag to a bull to mention the aces even of Col. the Hon. W. F. Cody. The grounds at Earl's Court can ...

... water* had bees more or less contaminated preplons to filtration. The East London, Southwark and Vauxhall, Lambeth, and Chelsea showed the least, and the Kant eater the grea t es t pre v i ous enntareenation. The hardness to the me t ro p o lit an w at ...

... Mallory smiled—that faint, melancholy smile. They were alone together—doctor and patient ' —in the pleasant drawing-room of Chelsea home. Yon are very good, Doctor Sinclair. I am not in the least distressed. I have few ties to bind me to life. I have long ...

... the Hawarden gymnasium, which is highly popular with the villagers. Simultaneously with the fetes a flower show was held in Hawardeoperk. The flower show prizes were distributed by Mrs. Gladstone. A feature of the display was a hamar to be opened by Countess ...

... 500,000,000 tone. Comparisons have been instituted between the new ironfield in Cleveland and the new one in Lincolnshire, to show that the northern one is a fleabite in comparison with the one on the banks of the Trent, the total of the Cleveland being ...

... and mauve flower, lay beside one of lilies of the valley from th; of Connaught. Resting against the coffin on the right-hand side of the dead monarch, a large wreath sent by the King of Portugal. a white background a large crown of flowers stood out in ...