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... POLICEMAN KILLED IN CHELSEA. ♦ At the Westminster Police-court yesterday Frederick Wood and Edward Warne, described as carmen, and giving an address at a common lodging-house in the Pimlico-road, were charged with stealing zinc flower-boxes from the garden ...
... RoyalHorticcxtcral Society's Show.—Yester- day a show of seasonable flowers was held by tlie Royal ; Horticultural Society in the Drill Hall, James-streer, West- minster, when a number of the bts known growers and many piivate exhibitors were adequately ...
... Royal Horticultural Society. — The usual fortnightly show of flowers and fruit held by this Society at the Drill Hall, James-street, Westminster, is of more than average interest. A distinctive feature is imparted to it by the exhibition of some especially ...
... Royal Horticultural Society. — A fruit and flower show was held at the Drill Hall, Westminster, yesterday afternoon, under the auspice, of tiie Horticul- tural Society. The display was very fine, including exhibits from Messrs. J. Laing and Sons, of ...
... their beauty, in flower; £3 to J. Veitch and hon. Exotic Nurseries, Chelsea and Exeter: £2 to T Jacksan and bon, Nurserymen, Kingston. Class XXVI. — Newly-introduced or exirereelv rare plants, remarkable for iheir beauty, not ia flower : £3 to It. Glendinning ...
... THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOH The inclemency of the weather did cot prevent tl 1 gathering together of a very fine coilec'.ioc of plants at tl flower show at the Crystal PaLce on Saturday, and rt w, surprising to find that the nipping winds acd sharp ...
... HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW. A great show of plants, flowers, fruits, and implements pertaining to gardening and fruit culture was opened yesterday afternoon by the Royal Horticultural Society at the Agricultural Hall, Islington. The Show, which is a new departure ...
... SOCIETY'S SHOW OF ftQtil^ HYACINTHS. ■ rf spring show of the Horticultural Society, which ; , Uce yesterday, deserved the hearty welcome which ! &* f . t 0 Hby a very numerous and fashionable com- I ?? ?? rrj H>e shows of early spring flowers have been ...
... medallions ; and a plate, painted with exotic birds in a landscape, butterflies, and flowers — 21 guineas. Chelsea : A plate, painted with exotic birds and festoons of flowers, and butterflies in gold on deep-blue ground, and a square-shaped vase, on similar ...
... varieties, with Emperor Alexander and the Queen, are especially noticeable for size and colour all through the show. Messrs. Veitch, of Chelsea, show a representative collection not for competition, which i gains the highly commended, as does Mr. Laing _ group ...
... FRUIT SHOW at the CRYSTAL PALACE. A remarkable and extensive exhibition of British-grown fruit was opened yesterday at the Crystal Palace by the Sheriffs of London, in the unavoidable absence of the Lord Mayor, and it will bo continued to-day anil to-morrow ...
... new large flowered clematis introduced by Mr. Jackman, and so successfully cultivated by Mr. Noble, was another attractive feature and, if possible, these beautiful plants elicited more admiration from visitors than even the queen of flowers. These spring ...