... dusk.-Admisslon, to. The Ryn5l South London Ftorieollueal Society will hold their Second Graord Flower Show, oat Wedanesday, Jane 23ld. CREMORNE GARDENS, CHELSEA. Lessee, 3!r. James Ellis. ra2d Gala-Ascent of Mr. Green G TD-MORROW (Mfonday), in his new BALLOON ...

... Wednesday ceautthe Rnyal South Loadon Florteultural Society will hola ?? erano Suamer Flower Show here-upwards of Fifty PFlizs will he awarded for Frsdt aod Flowers. ROYAL VICTORIA GARDENS, Red Cow Tavern, Dalsten. Oppen Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day, ...

... thle Irish polico, wblslt else redl coats and glitterisig swords of a cavutiry detachment, fleshing iiitelse erensisng stis, show Clint the sense essacted lisa beess one in wehich military' forre has beess called on to aid the Civil hooves'. Tito group ...

... so successful at each representation that many have been unable to obtain admittance. MR. GROOM'S TULIP SHOW.-The private view of the annual show, of tulips at the grounds of the celebrated floriculturist, Mr. Groom, at Clapham, took place last Monday ...

... EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN Mm FLOWERING PLANTS. St- We were yesterday highly delighted with a visit to en this exhibition, which Mr. Waterer has just re-opened for he the season at the former ground in Oakleigh-square, ICing's- an road, Chelsea, Beautiful as was ...

... the gardens during the day. In other respect~s, the exhibition Was an excellent one, and it went off with great (clat. The flowers, perhaps because the ,long rain and inclemency of thle season had so longe deprived lbs eye of all enjoyment of floral beauty ...

... whide rm'al life affords to i a usan of cultivated taste, When the miew mamise ?? was in piugiese of furnishing, Di' Chalmers showed his sanguine eanfidessee in the thou new iisvention of gas, by his laying gas-tubes belaow the ceiliiig, so that thoy might ...

... very severely and very properly shown up in .all its natural ugliness. The Tourna- ment is a spirited affair, and Selby shows off to great advantage in the ring. Life in the merry green wood is represented as anything but pleasant, and the bold foresters ...

... L' girls I ever beheld, standing in the water with bare legs, u washing some linen. She turned as she was stooping, and t showed a blooming oval face with blue eyes, on either side i of which flowed a profusion of flaxen locks. With the exception of the ...

... beat aix fancy flowers ai teurs:-lat-prize. J. Edwards, Esq, EHolloway; 2n31 MrO Pppe, gerdeaer, Chelsea; 3rd, Mr. James, Rezhester Castle. Newlmeton; 4th, Mr. Black, gardener, Vlewer. For the best twelve blooms,- ?? cup, Mr. Robinson, Chelsea; 2ndd r,;Mr ...

... Amateurs.-Mr. Robin- son, Chelsea, silver cup; Mr. Black, Clewer, second Mr. James, Newington, third; Mr. Bennet, fourth; Mr. Hunt, Paddington, fifth; Mr. Cook, Notting-hill, sixth. Class of New Flowers.-Six Blooms of Flowers brought out in May.-First ...

... don't hang him,' says he 'for he killed a hare yesterday. And if you don't believe me, I'll show you the hare alive in a basket.' So he took me into his garden to show me the curiosities. In one corner there was a fox hatching eagle's eggs ; in another there ...