... CRYSTAL PALACE— THE FLOWER SHOW. The fir>t floricultural and horticultural show of the : season wag held yesterday, the price of admisaion bel'ig . 7*. 6d., and certainly was equal, if not superior, t» any similar exhibition jet held ie the palace, but ...

... CHELSEA NEW BRIDGE. to the editor of the morning post. Sir, — In your report of tbe proceedings of the deputation which waited on Lord Palmerston yesterday, or. 'he subject of the Chelsea New Bridge Toll, in tbis day's impression, a member of the deputation ...

... their beauty, in flower; £3 to J. Veitch and hon. Exotic Nurseries, Chelsea and Exeter: £2 to T Jacksan and bon, Nurserymen, Kingston. Class XXVI. — Newly-introduced or exirereelv rare plants, remarkable for iheir beauty, not ia flower : £3 to It. Glendinning ...

... is the largest and cheapest market in the world. TIIE BEST SHOW OF IRON BEDSTEADS in the KINGDOM is WILLIAM S. BURTON'S. He has TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS, which are devoted to the exclusive Show of Iron and Brass Bedsteads and Children's Cots, with appropri- ...

... from 2s. 3d. each.— s6 and 58, Baker-street, only entrance during alterations (Bazaar Portico). BATH SHOW ROOMS.— A Large STOCK of BATHS is now on show, comprising Patent Shower Baths, Warm and Cold Baths, SUpper, Leg, and Hip Baths, Sponging and Douche ...

... ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY. I I I j The last flower show for this season was held, yesterday, in this society's delightful gardens, in the Regents-park ; and the lovers of flowers had not, as is usual on such occasions, to pay for their treat with a wet skin ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE. Tne last flower and fruit show of the season commenced yesterday, and, notwithstanding the advanced period ofthe year, the beauty of the weather attracted a very numerous and fashioaable company. This was the first autumnal ...

... Highness ia. ing expressed himself highly delighted with the ._ made in this branch of the Exhibition, and •k beauty of the flower show, retired, having re- ._nu.il iv the Palace a little better than an hour. 1 li. general company was admitted to the Palace ...

... with it. j The building, which is of considerable extent, consists of a j grand centre forming the flower garden, having on either ] side seed rooms and show rooms most beautifully and con- venient ly arranged, aod fiileJ with bays, some of them lot) ' years ...

... PLANTS. T en thousand flowering plants blowing at one time, and some with a ihousand blossoms, each cf these planis tiie choicest cf their tribe, and that tribe of shrubs oue which oi all others hears the most beautiful flowers in nature's garden, considered ...

... ; £:3, cr the large silver medal ; £-2, or the silver Ki.ightiau roods! ; £1, oi the r-ilv •; Banksian medal. The His; flower show of the ?? season was | ,id yesterday at the Chisvrick Gardens, and passed of? wi h icliit, Lotwithst.indiiis that the .weather ...

... BOTANIC SOCIETY. The second grand flower show for tbe season, under the auspices of this society, took place yesterday. The weather was exceedingly unpropitious, Bnd effectually marred the enjoyment of many thousands, who would otherwise have been present ...