... the British Association will admitted between nine and eleven o’clock forenoon on showing their tickets. THE WORKING MEN’S FLOWER SHOW. Leaving the larger pavilion by tho way wo entered, few paces bring us to the door of circular marquee, in which is held ...

... Curran showed about 100, and sold of thess to Mr Duncan, FHockbeim, and Young, Wood bill, £ll7a fid. Bridie showed about 100, and sold a score Mr Ogilvy, Kirkton ol Vigeans, £l5. Mr Spenoe. Glasgow, and Messrs Speirs, k Turner, dealers, also showed large ...

... patting smile, so calm sod bright. Shone round roy hearl, a heavenly light. 1 * W. W.*a* verses are very well expressed, and show that is possessed of no small share of the divine afflatus. The opening stanzas are follows : When I go the land of dreams ...

... the wild flower I mind the 'ye, I steer the plat, I delve the laird's kailyard, And, rigged ant in my Sabbath clam, I am no that illfeared But that winsome lamocky on me might blink fu' sweet, When I meet her in the morning whar' the wild flowers meet, Oh ...

... 77ie Argosy one the best sixpenceworths we know. The Gardener presents a good number th&ugboot. The infurmation on the flower shows is very acceptable at this season. The Floral World is one of the safest guides and best informers for gardeners and amateurs ...

... Mr (the creat |4»ilauthr.»|Hst), Mr Butter fixed, and that arrangements are making accord- Fa-kally. Hev. Mr Alexander of Chelsea, and others. iugly. The lodgings, believe, are all either occupied en- .Mobb’s Fair.— This annual market was held on the ; ...

... coloured drop blinds, contrasting prettily with the gay coloured exterior mouldings ; their verandah-covered balconies full of flowering exotics, ail tell of the advent of greater taste as well as of greater wealth, and imply that London, once the sootily, sombre ...

... CTURE X. . In Castle Street Chapel, on Tuesday Evening, at past 8 o'clock, by Rev. J. B. OWEN, 8.A., Rector of St Jude's Chelsea, and Chairman of the Royal Polytechnic Institution. London. Proverbs Belial. Tickets for the Single Lecture, Cd each. Dundee ...

... big railway engine, and then, after much pains, showing his great work, rough and unpainted, and you have some notion of these Austrian engines. An awkward-limbed, high-boned, shaggy Shetland horse show n, side side, with a satin-skinned and mo3t shapely ...

... Graham (L), r Anderson (L) sir Q. (Jampbell (C). The show of hands was in favour the three Liberals. Greenock 1.-Mr Christie (L), Grieve (L). }•, Bouverie (L), Mr Chad wick (L), Rev. R. (L). The show of hands was in favour of Mr Thomson Leith District ...

... prizes at the exhibition birds. CRAIGO WORKS FLOWER SHOW. The summer competition show of the Craigo Works Horticultural Society was held, iu Craigo School, the afternoon Saturday last. The display of flowers, and especially of vegetables, was very deficient ...

... the funds of this Association :—General Arbuthnott, ; Sir John S. Forbes, £3 3s. GRAND FLOWER SHOW.—The following gentlemen have become patrons of the flower show to be held at the Rifle datherin , y e , in addition to those announced last week :—J. R ...