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... Curran showed about 100, and sold of thess to Mr Duncan, FHockbeim, and Young, Wood bill, £ll7a fid. Bridie showed about 100, and sold a score Mr Ogilvy, Kirkton ol Vigeans, £l5. Mr Spenoe. Glasgow, and Messrs Speirs, k Turner, dealers, also showed large ...
... au.la armour lent from the Tower, military trophies, and flags end flowers. The dancing room |*re*mted a dßanniog acene. The decoration* oonaieted chiefly brilliant mirror* and flower* The wive# of six officers attended on tbe Prince**. Supper served ...
... skill may repair it; if • light be extinguished, the flame may be rekindled ; hot if a flower be crushed, what power can restore it to what it was before ? Such a flower is purity. If you are content to part with it, make up your mind to all the evils and ...
... buttonhole a bouquet of primroses from a flower girl on the way, which action I was called in question severely by my friend, who reminded ma that it was talatitOSS DAY ; and deeming:thatlit would be disrespectful to the flower that grows in so great profusion ...
... years in the regiment. On Wednesday at the Chelsea Town Hall Dr Wynn Wescott, the Deputy. Coroner, held an inquiry concerning the death of Allred Beattie. Corpl.Gast of the Ist Scots Guards, stationed at Chelsea, said deceased always seemed to enjoy good ...
... skins et Mr Gilbert's book may not be saistres to intending auditors. In Utopis Limited,* sr The Flowers of Progress, Mr Gilbert wishes to show the effect of a modern artistic tads sod fashion on the simple minded satires et • Seeds Pacific island ...
... CHINA. At the FLOWER SHOW being held To-day and To-morrow our 1511HBITION STALL will be in the usoal place. This year we have Y Entire Change from past seasons, all Exhil.ifs being Entirely New, said composed of goods of only the most noted makers of ...
... avert. If there is anything which requires the sines's of war for its continuance, it is a flower show. To hold it, a certain sum is nece-sary. Before the show is opened, a monetary obligation must be incurred. It is hard lines that the Commi tee should ...
... classes for pot plants, Mr Joss excelled himself both with flowering and foliage specimens. For four flowering plants he was • warded the premier position, with elastic?, beautifully flowered and in the pink of condition, a clerodendron, • nice plant ...
... or tube must have plenty of water, and, when well rooted and flowering, liquid manure of moderate strength, and almost any description, may be given freely. Among other plants now flowering here is Ce lsia aroturus, a pretty but somewhat rare plant, whose ...
... Balmoral. A WORLD FLOWER SNOW. Our horticulturists are manifesting keen interest in the arrangements now being made for the holding of a great International Flower Show here in May, 1912. Royal patronage has been secured for the Show, and the Royal Ho ...
... severely practical kind. A WONDERFUL FLOWER SHOW. The great International Exhibition which is to be opened by His Majesty the King next week promises to be the flower show of the generation. The grounds around Chelsea Hospital, extending to ...