... the Castle. The dower show was quite equal to previous years. Mr Berrie carded off a large number of prises ; among his exhibits may be mentioned a flue display of roses, as also cut dowers, which were much admired. The poultry show excelled those of former ...

... reply.—E. K. T. THE FLOWER GARDEN IN FEBRUARY. A —Theme very showy evergreen plants require greenhouse temperature during the *inter, but flower freely in the open-air in summer. It is not generally known that they are easily flowered from seed in a single ...

... wrested from him by Private M'Coullough, who recently joined the 3rd Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, now stationed at Chelsea. M'Coullough, who is a native of Rathnestin, County Louth, is no less than Eft. 81in. in height in his stockings?an eminence ...

... 755 22 11 15 th. arrive, 101 fine show. Fruit C lit g ro rn itrh il ty li Fe - rr . y..: . : : . vegetables, if a little . back in point of the number of exhibits, were quite equal to the finest show for buys and girls are provided in the °atrium ...

... Arbroath Horticultural Society held the other evening, it was resolved that an effort should be mad• to resuscitate the 1 flower show nodes the auspices of the Society. THE Northern League Football Championship now stands :—East End, 6 point. ; Arbroath ...

... opened it, and it commenced My dear Gaffer, and concluded, Yours, Tubbs, a nickname of his wife. lie took the letter and showed it to her mother. Afterwards he saw his wife, and she said there was nothing in it, and that It was only a silly letter. Upon ...