... was made Viceroy mord': to carry out Lord Salisbury's policy. Lady Mitford yesterday distributed the prises at the Chelsea Flower Show which was held on the beautiful lawn of the Rec tory. Many of the most beautiful specimens exhibited were grown in windows ...

... Littlewood, Sheepridge. Umbrella Race for Girls. — lst Maggie Seddon 303, Bradford-road North ; 2nd Ethel Nunns, Chelsea Deighton. Wild Flower Show.— Girls— lst Annie Jessop, Kirkheaton ; 2nd Maud Lightowler, Kirkheaton ; 3rd Florrie France, Deighton ; commended ...

... Littlewood, Sheepridge. Umbrella Race for Girls. — lst Maggie Seddon, 303, Bradford-road North ; 2nd Ethel Nunns, Chelsea, Deighton. Wild Flower Show. — Girls — lst Annie Jessop, Kirkheaton ; 2nd Mand Lightowler, Kirkheaton ; 3rd Florrie France, Deighton ;,commended ...

... LEEDS FLOWER SHOW. Once-more the flower show takes its place as a leading 'eetof the summer season. The exhibition opened yes-1 terday is the eleventh of those given annually by the, 'Lr'eds society, 011( happily it quite maintains the highi character ...

... SELBY FLOWER SHOW AND GALA The second annual show and this spirit*-! association was held the Bowling Green. The show last year was eminently successful, ami left the managers with such a handsome balance in hand that the amount this year offered in prizes ...

... i LEEDS FLOWER SHOW. The general ill-luck, in regard to the weather which has accompanied the holding of tbis show at tended tbe society on Wednesday in the inauguration of their twelfth annual fete. As usual, the show is held in the Royal Park, or, as ...

... skating; and admirable the rink lashsterirhic tastefully arranged display of flowers snd platts , set oil by the additional gaiety of specia dcolre: Messis. Veitch and Sos, of Chelsea, althou-h shrw i. force yesterday for tile Royal llorticsllal Ee^,.5 Kensington ...

... AUUiqI ft'OWEB show. . , . fI -SH W A two daya' show of plants, flowers, fruits, vegetables, and birds of great emiellence was opened yes- terday, in the Royal Park, Leeds. Its origin is, we believe, due to a suggestion thrown out at the June show of the Leeds ...

... iu obtaining the first prizes for zonales. Cut flowers showed in great numbers and in splendid bloom, of which Mr. Tailor, York, and Mr. T. r>rewster, Hull, were the best. Two splendid collections of flowers were exhibited for Mr. Reynoldson’s prize ; Mr ...

... THE CHELSEA TRAGEDY. The West Middlesex coroner on Tuesday opened an inquest regarding the alleged brutal murder on Thursday night of Elizabeth Swift (43), at Northstreet, Chelsea. John Noble (46), chimney sweep, is in custody charged with the crime. ...

... Russian, a Frenchman, Dutchman, or an Englishman, so long as he brought help ? Flower Ccttting.— The Chamber of Agriculture Journal writes : Those desirous of having nice flower gardens next summer should put in some geranium cuttings boxes in frames, or ...

... MORE SOCIALIST DISTURBANCES AT CHELSEA. The London Socialists made another unsuccessful attempt yesterday hold open air meeting at the World's End, Chelsea, Between two and three thousand persons assembled. About two hundred police were on duty in the ...