... FLOWER SHOW AT CREMORNE GARDENS. A large number of persons visited Cremorne Gardens yesterday, on the occasion of the second grand !lower show of the South London Floricultural Society. the n spite of the fact that the glories of the great show l't for„ ...

... THE FLOWER SHOW ON THURSDAY. Tue Cheltenham Horticultural Society bold their second show to-morrow (Thunday) in the Piteille Pump-room. Emboldened by the success which crowned their exertions in May, they have again engaged a first rate regimental baud ...

... FLOWER SHOW OF THE BOTANICAL SOCIETY, REGENT'S•PASK. Yesterday the members of the Royal Botanical Society had a moat successful Jets at their Gardens in the Regent's-park. The first great requisite for a Rower show a fine day—was vouchsafed them; the ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT COISWICK. I When the Horticultural Society of London was founded, fifty- three years ago, in the house of Mr. Hatchard, the eminent bookseller, in Piccadilly, it was resolved that the objects of the new association should be to collect ...

... some E raspberries trained in pots. Altogether the show was pro- nounced to be the finest, taking quality and quantity to- B geuher, that has ever been exhibited in England. After the to flower show ?? the playing of the fountains, about which t there ...

... CR1snTZ PAt PLO 1 t UAW Yesterdy.i the summer flower-show of the season' bkt was held at the Crystal Palace, And was most numerosly I of thent w n be t i mans of pelargonlumsi-orchidls; And azaleas, being ?? rema~rkab a. A'monig new and rare p lanta~there' ...

... CARYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW. I Amongst the occasional attractions at the Crystal ] Palace, the exhibitions of flowers and fruit deservedly hold a 2 high place. Horticulture ever has been, and ever will be, a 1 favourite recreation with the people of all ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER MHOW. The last flower and fruit show of the season commenced on Wed- nesday, and, notwithstanding the advanced period of the year, the beauty of the weather attracted a very numerons and fashionable company. This was the first autumnal ...

... spectators. The show of fruit was creditable, although not abundant. Some fine pines attracted a good deal of notice, and the grapes were large in the bunch and of excellent quality. A very great improvement on previous flower - shows was remarked in ...

... 8BCORD LOWWB. &BOIW AT M1E CRY8TdL I ~~PALACE.3 I The second Sydenham flower show for the season took place yesterday, and was even more ?? than its predecessor. The flowers were not, perhaps, in quite such abundance as on the previous occasion, but, ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT THE SURREY GARDENS. The'last flower show for the season of the South Loavion Floricultural Society took place yesterday at the Surrey Gardens, and notwithstanding the advanced period of the season, was in no way behind its predecessors ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW. t?afurrlay was tho day appropriated to the first flower show at the Crystal Pidace. The weather was beautiful, and enticed large numbers to repair to tho fete ; the road to Syden- ham being crowded with carriages, and train ...