... on, atd damaged as far as it possibly could be. If any one would walk by the new squares in the Chelsea quarter of London, he would perceive that the flowers and. standing'. plants were twining through the: ralls, and of hundreile of thousanuds of peo- ...

... Cyril Flower, M P, a lord of the Treasury; Sir Julian Pauncefote, Under Se- cretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; Mr. J C Bodley, Sir W Drake, Mr. Frank Pattersorr, Mr. Austin Lee, of the Foreign Office ; and 31r. Os. borne, president of the Chelsea Liberal ...

... Povera FSyll, wishing to pro-' serve the blood of this rew flower, put it into fresh eartb, and tbebranch remained green all tbe year; and in the following spring it grew, and was covered with' flowers, and it flourished and multiplied so much tinder the ...