... FLOWER SHOW IN THE TEMPLE. The Royal Horticultural Society's annual show, held this year, as last, in the Inner Temple-gardens, which opened yesterday and will close this evening, attracted a ■arge assembly. The weather wa . perfect for an open air function ...

... FRUIT AND FLOWER SHOW. Under the auspices of tho Royal Horticultural Society, a Fruit and Flower Show was held yesterday in the Drill Hall, James-street, Westminster. Tho exhibits were not very numerous, but several wero of an extremely interesting character ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT THE ORLEANS CLUS. A flower hhow, which will exteud over two days, wis opeied ye.teiday ar. tha Orleans Club, Twi.keu._a_i. Tbe .-lace selected for the exhibition was a strip of grouui bordering on the T_a_ie., aud separated fron tae plea- ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW. The first fruit and flower show of the present season was l held on Saturday at the Crystal Palace. The display of a j large variety of flowers, many fine specimens of fruit, and I brilliant weather, served ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW. Ihe exhibition of autumn flowers, whicb commenced yesterday and will be closed to-night, is one of unusual magnitude and excellence. The stands of flowers and fruits fill a good portion of both naves, and are crowded with ...

... 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 ...

... ORCHIDS AT CHELSEA. The annual exhibition of orchids in flower at Mr. Willhci Bull's conservatories, Kings-road, Chelsea, has been opened and will be continued until the month of July. The display of flowers is as profuse in quantity, aa remarkable for ...

... ORCHIDS AT CHELSEA Mr. William Bull's annual Exhibition of orchids in blos- som is now in the height of its beauty at 530, Kings-road, Chelsea. It is a sight such as can be seen nowhere else in the world, and if it were run on ordinary commercial lines ...

... The PROPOSED CHELSEA EMBANKMENT. Sin,— That outcry against making the Chelsea shore sweet and clean, with well-ordered flower gaidens, and an increasing general healthfulness in the neighbourhood, is surely a very strange one for this year of grace. To ...

... Frenchman. The witness was here subjected to a long and sharj: cross-examination with a view to show that he knew tht prisoner, had worked for him in removing some flowers, anel that they had quarrelled about the price and fought but he expressed the greatest ...

... 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 ...

... with the greatest interest, showed the encouraging fact that the attendances in the temporary reading room, which were 163,219 in 1888-89, rose in 1889-90 to 222,009. They must all enter- tain a feeling of gratitude to the Chelsea Vestry for their generosity ...