... all the flowers will be arranged in a large bank in the centre nave, with smaller ones in the aisles. Seeds, cuttings, tools, seats, and garden furniture of all kinds will be sold only in the aisles-the centre being reserved exclusively for flowers. The ...

... the United Kingdom for »ie Tending the 1st October amounted to .1 1 >2 > and for the corresponding week of 1858 to (t- ^00, showing an increase of £ 34,110. • During the past week- forty total wrecks have been posted on the books at Lloyd's. It is said that ...

... the late Sir Robert Peel. THE CRAWLEY COURT-MARTIAL.—The trial, believe, we may now confidently state, will take place at Chelsea Hospital; and in all probability in November next. As little delay as possible is con- templated on the part of the authorities ...

... delightful place we spent five hours, where, •besides the unrivalled attractions of the grounds, was being held a fruit and flower show, the spe- cimens being of the finest and most diversified description. Returned to Londan about 5 p.m., dined, and then ...

... party, who had the wit to see that the Bill could be made a good one. CATTLE SHOWS AKD THE PLAGUE.—The Hereford, shire Agricultural Society have announced that their annual show will not take place this year. T ie reason assigned is a fear of the cattle ...

... has caused a letter to be written to the Leicester Town Council to say that he will not be able to attend the agricultural show in July. The Londonderry Guardian learns, on reliable authority, that the Prince of Wales intends to visit the North of Ireland ...

... It produces but one leaf, nearly 14ft. in length, supported on a stalk 10ft. long. The stem of the flower is a foot in circumference, the spathe or flower 2ft. long, purplish blue in colour, with a powerful carrion-like odour. As this remarkable species ...

... should adbpt. Furthler particulars have come to light respect. I ing the horrible tragedy which has just'been corn- mitted at Chelsea. It appears that thellmurders v had been contemplated for some time, and that v more than one person was en Gaged in carrying ...

... readers that the eighth annual flower show, in connection 1 with tbis eociet', wiU bebeld on Wednesday, the 3lstinst., y in the field adjoining the Sophia Gardens. In addition to the many pleasing attractions of a flower show, there has i been provided a ...

... J. Bird shows some Wedgewood ware, Lady Clive a collection of cups and saucers, and Mr. Drane exhibits some illustrations of the forgeries which are committed at the expense of diUetanti by some clever imitations of Cappo di Monte and Chelsea ware. Another ...

... sustained a fracture of the ankle-joint by the falling of a wall, A large party of the Foot Guards also 7ijarc!ierd from Chelsea Barracks, and rendered vatluable aid. About 20 engines of the Metropolitall Fire Brigade and 200 men, under the commalnd of ...

... Cromwell, and Wedgwood himself. The more noticeable articles of Chelsea ware are The Elements—a set of four vases encrusted with figures emblematical of the seasons, and an old Chelsea tea service. Iu Worcester ware there are sets of beautifully painted ...