... v — , jp^ STANTON-BY-DALE FLOWER SHOW. This show was held on Wednesday on grounds adjoining the Hall at Stanton, which were kindly placed at the dis- posal of the society by Mr. C. B. Palmer, of ?? The display of vegetables, especially the potatoes, onions ...

... s were awarded to East Lynne, Fanny Gair, Leotard, and Princess Teck. East Lynne has flowers of fine form, stout and smooth. Fanny Gair is a very pretty light flower, the pale lower petals having a band of bright rose and a white margin ; the upper petals ...

... Mossy Saxifrage and two or three common Sedums, to the exclusion of gayer flowers quite as easily grown. In recommending a few native flowers for such places I do nut me— n flowers called native only by courtesy, or those which are so rare or so generally ...

... to T. Jones, Esq. He had Vanda insignia with ' 20 flowers, V. tricolor for mos a with 12 flowers, the fairy- like Dendrobium Devonianum with 8 flower spikes, Cypripedium barbatuni superbum with 25 flowers, Odontoglossum lutea purpurea with 4 spikes, brides ...

... IS ALSO SHOWING A GOOD MILLINERY, TtflMMgD BA'tto, TRIMMED BONNETS. Q. BOOKER, LINEN DRAPER SiLK MERCER 4 , 1,0 G-R E»tAHt.n»aa> 1873. _WILLS AND BEQUESTS. G!otto««ter,Oxford, Mld4k«x Percy Mltwrd, lot life, witkMaidnder the heirs nude of T*®** estate ...

... be often met with nlaces especially in the manufacturing dis- be mentioned such Special Exhibitions as * ffl>y Shows, Celery Shows, Leek Shows, Ac. •*sjrte horticulture as represented in the f _JS artizan cultivator, and in this way confer •»* , benefit ...

... GREAT METROPOLITAN POULTRY SHOW, The success of this extraordinary show, which was closed on Thursday last, must have fully equalled the expectations of the most sanguine promoters, especially considering that at this period of the year London is almost ...

... THE NATIONAL ROSE SHOW AT & SHEFFIELD. The Sheffield Botanical Gardens on Thursday, the 14 inst., presented a most brilliant appearance on tbe occasion of the holding of the annual show of the National Rose Society. This society was established nve years ...

... obeerva- toon he shows rather more sufaa-ance, and is better filled at the back of the shoulder-. Mr. Eaton's Donington Ma_rqui_- a smart roan, could get no nearer than reserve. Mr. Han-Day's well-known white bull, Helmsman, a winner at many shows, was an easy ...

... NOTTINGHAM GRAND ROSE SHOW In all sespects, Thursday, the opening day of the grand rose show at the Nottingham Arboretum proved an un- qualified and encouraging success. The Corporation pleasure grounds were quite en fete, and it may be said without ...

... by the show at Bury St. Edmunds. In the Classes of Stove and Greenhouse Plants as they are usually called, the mention of the names of Baines, Cole, and Lee as exhibitors will show to those who know the character of the London and Manchester shows, that ...

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