... FLOWER SHOW AT OLD WINDSOR. of a rain which hn the in ct Od Windsor Horticultural was in every way @ success. Thanks in the to Lady Murray, and in the second to Lord Che Chelsea, who has for a short the show took eee usual a of aie graced the proceedings ...

... TITE CHELSEA TRAGEDY. Walter Miller has been again brongt up at the Westminster Polioe•oourt, and on the completion of the evidence against him was committed for trial on the charges of having murdered both Mr. 'lndia and Mrs. Bose. It will be remembered ...

... the display must be particularly interesting. Many of the plants are very grotesque in appearance, and some in bloom show beautiful flowers. Such a large number of valuable specimens has rarely been seen in a single collection. It would not, perhaps, be ...

... St. Matthew vi. 25.34. The special hymns sung were, Heavenly Father, in the spring, flowers in our hands we brine, Our Maxtor bath a garden, which fair flowere adorn, Daily, daily sing the praises, of the city God bath tactic. The closing hymn ...

... Bunches if Flowers.— Ist, J. W. gardener, 5s., Esq., 15s. br’ Henley ; 2nd. 10s., A. Palmer, Eaq., Lapres ONLY Vases for Table Ornamentation.—lst, £1, Miss Three ases Wild Flowers.— £1, Mins ; 156, Miss N Miss L. Basket Sweet ted Flowers.—Ist, 158 10s ...

... FATAL FIRE AT CHELSEA.—FIVE LIVES LOST. On Tuesday morni: shortl; ly after 2 o'clock, the policeman on duty discovered that a house in Pavilion- Sloane was on fire. It was an tenement, let off to several families. The lower part was occapi Mr. Greene ...

... CHILDRESS' FLOWER SERVICE. A children's flower service held in the after• noon, the Sund School scholars being invited to bring flower.- The body of the church was occupied by the children, and the galleries by the adult congregation. Special hymns were ...

... flower, and the best of the tea-roses, Maréchal Neil. The ts constituted a fine show, the most no- ticeable ing lilies of the valley, amaryllide, and ferns. Amony the curions and rare were the Nidularium Pinelii, a pine-shaped plant, with centre leaves ...

... must not overlook the chief flower.. The premier bloom (Japanese variety) in the show was that exhibited by Mr. T a er .g ry i , gardener to Mr. Schott, Penny Hill, Bagaltot, it being • grand specimen of the Madame Carnet flower, and gained the National ...

... Holloway, London, showed a remarkably fine group of a similar character. These growers a new carnation named Uriah gide-saddle” plant, a very nice Cyprepediam Dracenia All an Indian shot flower, Cattleya Gis @ very Sine plact ; & flower—Bur- Odontogiossum ...

... ASCOT CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW. The 15th annual exhibition of chrysanthemums and other autumnal flowers, fruit and vegetables, held under the auspices of the Ascot, Sunninghill, Sunningdale and District Horticultural Society, took place on the Bth and 9th inst ...

... competition for Messrs. Carter's prizes; and an extremely good show of collections of potatoes in competition for the prizes given by Mr. C. Fidler, of Reading. Messrs. Veitch, of Chelsea, showed magnificent collection of roses, Messrs. Cheale and Son, and ...