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... the Royal Horticultural Society a show of seasonable flowers, fruit*, and vegetables waa opened to day in Drill Hall of tho London Scottish Association, Westminster. A very good all-round exhibition of autumn flowers and fruits bis been brought together ...
... Stopford, whose mastiffs are generally amongst the notable exhibits at the spring shows of the Royal Dublin Society, will only enter one dog in this class at the forthcoming show. However, as Alice, the animal in question, is an excellent specimen of a well-bred ...
... Belfast. June S, ISSS ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN. THURSDAY, Ist JULY. THERE MILL N Grand K.hil.ition PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES, the Naw Show of Admission may be had from the Collector, Mr Jos era Obh, 5, Castle Place ; also, the Garden proprietors ...
... Indies. The flower-stem is about a foot high, and tin; numerous blossoms are produced in a panicle of short spikes, each flower being half inch across. Sepals and petals greenish yellow, and the lip a rosy violet colour. (Figured in Paxton » Flower Garden ...
... Colombian variety Kramerianum, familiarly known as the Butterfly orchid, is at present making a fine show at Chelsea, whilk the Brazilian ILarihallianum, with flowers of a rich canary yellow hue spotted with orange and red,w ill not be overlooked. The dark and ...
... Colombian variety hramerimum, familiarly known as the Butterfly orchid, is at present making • fine show at Chelsea, whil6 the Brazilian Marshallienum, with flowers of a rich canary yellow hue spotted with orange and red, wifl not be overlooked. The dark and ...
... included in these early shows, rather to elis injury of the chrysauthennuns, for in colour, as in form, both these flowers belong to an earlier and more brilliant time. Nor is the Aquarium an altogether ideal place in which to exhibit flowers, where the interest ...
... with a particular lady, and wound up with Beware of the member for Chelsea. At that time Sir Charles was member for Chelsea, and the letter conveyed nothing to petitioner's mind. He showed the letter to his wife, who, whilst saying there was nothing In ...
... 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 ...
... For instance, red flower with golden reverse may have one flower which la either quite red or quite yellow, io some way different from the regular colour or shape. If the irregularity is an improvement on the flower, all the other flowers and bode are taken ...
... (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 ...