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... carriages, liveries spick and span from the tailor’s, flowers everywhere—in the carriages, in the shops, on the kerbstone—fl>wera and fine clothes and spring sunshine. Vansittart walked to Chelsea, glad of an excuse for a walk after the habitual carnage ...
... (lent by Lord Ardilauo). delicately painted with festoons of flowers. A -Sbcratoo clock, contributed Mr P. J. Robinson, forms a pleasing portion of tbe display. Beautiful specimen* of Chelsea. ceeter. Derby, Wedge wood, and other English pottery i-ootribute ...
... first showed flowers on the of September, and others came out in succession, from the beginning October the end November, when they all began lose their colour and dry up. There were upwards of flowering hunches, each with between 3 or flowers, making ...
... the rere tbe mansion was in, and formed aanite rooms, which wet* literally lined with flowers and palms from Boor ceding .each apartment being embellished with flowers of different colour, thus one was treated with pink pelargoniums, another with white ...
... substance, which results in the long endurance of the flowers.” The raiser says that this latter quality is very noticeable, the plants standing much longer in flower than those of any other variety. The flower opens with a greenish tinge, and blanches as it ...
... their announcements in the “LADY OF THP BOUSR” ' DISTINGUISHED IRISHWOMEN IN LONDON. INTERVIEW No. 9.—Miss ANNA GRIFFIN, fN Chelsea dwells an extensive artist colony. Quaint old houses were to be posed, and all the artistic odds and ends that one might with ...
... Including Garden Engines, Pomps, Syringes, Ac. J. E. and Co. have some beautiful designs in Flower Stands, Garden Seats, Galvanized Wire Chairs, Ornamented Flower Vases, Ac., to which they direct attention. J. EDMUNDSON and CO. Are Manufacturers of the ...
... back on tire banks of the Thames, and take up our position once more on the banks of the Tolka. FIELD FLOWERS. (Ny THOMAS CAMPDBLL.) Ye field flowers: the ...
... having submitted some documents with reference thereto, arrangements wero made with reyard to the fort! ing show—tixed for Th , April 26th—and other shows of the ear Some otber matters havi of, the attention of the members ‘of the was directed to two choice ...
... nurserymen who devoted much attention to this flower—viz,, Mr. Calleugh, Chelsea, Mr. Dennis, of King’s road, and Mr. Gaines, of Battersea. The first and last named were keen competitors at the grand shows, and amongst gardeners it created much interest ...
... |rislj DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 18C2. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. SHOW BATTERSEA PARK, LONDON. [rilOM OLE SPECIAL CORRLHI'ONDENT.] London, Wednesday. The annual show of the Royal Agricultural Socioty of England commenced on Monday last, in Battersea ...
... pardina. Spotted Flowered Amaryllis. Nat Ord. The bulb is of the usual character; leaves linear, oblong, eight to ten inches long by one and a half broad. The flowers are borne in pairs, on a scape from twelve to eighteen inches high. Each flower is from five ...