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... THE EXETER FLOWER SHOW. The summer exhibition of the Devon and Exeter Horticultural Society on Northernhay was a financial success. The takings to six o'clock amounted to £43 lis, and after that hour there was received the gates £88 3s 6d, to which sums ...
... BIDEFOBD FLOWER SHOW «nd DUltrict Flower and Vegetable Show was held in tht Mar Wet Wednesday. There were fifty four ola.eee thirty nine ol them open, and the remainder, with one exception, confined to cottagers and amateurs. The which produced nearly ...
... FLOWER SHOW ON NORTHERNHAY. summer exhibition of the Devon and Exeter , Botanical and Horticultural Society took place yesterday on Northernhay under more than usually favourable auspices as regards the weather, was fairly attended, and was one of the ...
... FLOWER SHOW AT TORRE. The third annual show of the Torre, Cockington, and Upton Cottage Garden Society was held Wednesday in the Parish liooms. Torre. The large reading-room presented very gay appearance, for the principal stalls of various local nursery ...
... they soon learnt it , was Flower Show day, and that the inhabitants of the village had given themselves up to pleasure, for it may be truly said of Shaldonians that they only have two , holidays in the year, the Flower Show and i the Regatta, and it s ...
... that without THE FLOWER SHOW. It would have really seemed that there was one great laches in the day's festivities. The great attraction of the show -was as usual the splendid collection exhibited by Messrs. Veitch and Son, of the Chelsea and Topsham-road ...
... eery m»eh regret tKe aeoetoity, which oar Borticaltaral Society wisely eee, of afaandoaiaft the aioml Sammer Show, oomaoaly celled the Bom Show. Fur oareelree we thoald have been eery pfeaeed to eu«e >««io. »• did lut year, the bnt culleetioa of ruaes ...
... VOL XXI No AY & ARE NOW SHOWING FRESH DELIVERIES OF IN DEPARTMENTS Flowers Ribbons Gloves &c &c Newest Btyles Materials of Millinery Mantles Cloaks Children’s Pelisses Tunics Costumes &c &c riooskinds plain Cuis Art Muslins Crettonnes &c of the latest ...
... BIDEFORD and NORTH DEVON HORSE , I DOO, POULTRY, and FLOWER SHOW will be held at WINWARD Ho! Northam Barrows, on Jeer 22ad, when over £lOO will be offeted in Privs.—Partieulare on ap 'nation to C. W. Home, Ewa , Hoe. Flew, J. OLIVER. . June 21809. ANCIENT ...
... OUR LADIES' COLUMN. BY ONE THEMSELVES. Mourning.—Evils op Conventional —Princesses' Mourning.—Flowers as Offering. The Chelsea Hospital for Women.—A Memorial Wreath.—A Graceful Aodress. —The Queen's Dress.—Travelling Dress.—Useful Collars and Cuffs.— ...
... of cut flowers of the choicest descriptions, as well as a splendid lot cf their best blooms of roses. Messrs. Lucorabe, PincP, & Co., bad a magnificent show of foliage plants, as bad Mr. J. Lawless, of Exeter. Messrs. Bender; f Ph mouth, showed cut blooms ...
... was the first to make mention of the flower. The date of its introduction into England is buried in obscurity, but it is known that in 1764 a dowered variety was in the garden the Apothecaries’ Company at Chelsea, but it perished, In 1780 they were introduced ...