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... e feature of each country as. he passes. Tho curiously carved show-cases of the Chinese cannot fail to strike him,- and, if he enters for moment, Japan will show him some wonderful flower vases and tables inlaid with mother of poarl. Italy, has too many ...
... upon the list. Amongst other names sent in are those of Canon Butt, chaplain to the Duke of Norfolk ; Canon M'Mullen. of Chelsea ; the Rev. R. Aston Coffin, Provincial of the Rcdemptorists in England ; and Dr. Knox, of the Oratory, Brompton. Diocesan ...
... (Cheshire W.), Elcho, Elliott (Durham County), Elliot (Northallerton),Elphinstone, Emlyn, Errington,Estcourt, Ewart,Ewing,Flowers,Finch,Floyer(Folkestonel,ForeBter, Foster (Bridgnorth), Fraser, Fremantle, Freshfield, Galway, Gardner (Cheltenham), Gardner ...
... seen there, including some very curious and admirable specimens of each. Oriental, French,German,ltalian, Sevres, Chelsea Worcester, Chelsea Derby, Derby, Salopian, Rockingham, Wedgwood, and Majolica wares—following the classification of the catalogue—are ...
... skin with paws thrown over the vase, the head of the tiger partly forming thecovers, 11, Mr. C. T.J acoby. Chelsea and other English China: —Chelsea coloured group, Time clipping Cupid's wings, I' 2 inches high, Mr. Eidsin ; a large figure of St. Paul preaching ...
... extremely communicative and tractable. flower medium has been giving entertainment in Chelsea, Mass., and flowers to the number of 125 were kindly brought by spirit hands and distributed among the audience. Where the flowers or the hands came from not stated ...
... advantage, come kick being given their favour, and a good shot wa made, but the leather passed over tbe bar. Foresters began to show their good training after this their passing being superb, while V, made gram kick for goal, but the ball struck the cross-bar ...
... ; sucking pigs, 20s. to 30s. ; stores, 40s. to 60s. each. DONCASTER, Saturday.—A smaller show of beasife and sheep, but very little demand. Pigs a very large show, and all sorts easier. SUGAR. GREENOCK, Saturday.—Tho market closes very strong, refiners' ...
... and over the Ju' nile Plate the talent were knocked completely back their choice —Photograph—an even-money chance, never showed prominently, while the prize fed to Laura, whose name scarcely transpired. The remainder the racing requires no comment. Details ...
... shallow, pruned too long and too short, too early and too late, manured too much and too little, exhibited flowers which were superannuated, and flowers which had not arrived at rosehood ; that I have succeeded where I expected to fail, and failed where I ...
... now. week two since and there was no lack pretty flowers the gardens, and there was good reason to hope that the late autumn would be a pleasant one ; but the frost came and destroyed all tender flowers, and next the fierce wind played havoc with all hardy ...
... hybridisation by living specimens. A discussion followed, and vote of thanks was awarded the essayist. There was a large show of cut flowers and fruit especially noticeable being a very fine collection of named Pyrethrums from Mr. Pendry, of Car Colston, and ...