... and Morla,) 100 to 6 ag-st Faded Flower, 20 to 1 each agst the others, offered. TChere v-ere several failures, aud when the flag fell Bon ?? made the running, followed by Soukette, the Bolly Marden colt, arid Flower, wvith the Merry Danue flly, Mona ...

... the Royal Horticultural Society a show of seasonable flowers, fruit*, and vegetables waa opened to day in Drill Hall of tho London Scottish Association, Westminster. A very good all-round exhibition of autumn flowers and fruits bis been brought together ...

... ostrich tipe. spangled underskirt only showed in the movements of the dance. The full plaited ailk bodice was narrowed into bordering silver passementerie gemmed with red stones. Mrs. Colvile, in the Portsmouth scene, showed the Guards’ colours her costume white ...

... of the making the (joint that the crinoline would force bk-ii keep tlieir dis- The mean lover, when ho sent cheap bunch of flowers to bis sweetheart uu Valentine Day, said. *• That will for the present.” You should not be vexed with the lady who always ...

... strings to harmonise with ono tone of the flower’s colouring. The rich amber tints of this wellknown blossom will, however, bo rather trying to any but brunettes, and violets, tulips, and other early flowers will be more general. Mimosa appears slightly ...

... NEWTOWNARDS HORSE & FLOWER As urual the annual horse and flower show at Newtownards was favoured with Queen's woather ; the attendance consequently wase beyond the average, including the elite of the Counties of Antrim and Down. The exhibits showed no tendency ...

... also very interesting. There is tine plate of Chelsea, with crimson margin and gold scrolls and festoons. Old Worcester is represented a tray, shape, dark bine, gold border, and white groand painted with flowers i and a splendid piece of Plymouth a salteellsr ...

... Cutting zucl all worknow10t donzc ov the prem)Zises. J OHEN FERGUSON, BRIDGE STREET. 3i22 PICTURE AND SHOW CARD COMBIINFED. BROWNLIE'S PATENT PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOW CARD The most Beautiful, Attractive, and Lasting ?? .yet discovered. Genuine Views of Buildings, ...

... was perhaps the most magnificent of all the splenaid shows which have been crowded into this busy week. The floral decorations were very exquisite, and the blocks of ice arranged amid the palms, flowers, and coloured lights produced lovely effect. The blocks ...

... bumming away like a bee at the end of the honey-making season, or rather session, but be has little t> show for his wing ing. He is not lighting on the flowers that yield the * sweetness long remembered.” The local supply of Ordnance maps was his agenda feat ...

... during the previous decade. Tue nighs-flowering eactus usually open their blossoms at seven or eight in the evening, are full blown by eleven, and by three or four in the morning they fade. Sometimes from six to ten flowers opon on the same plant in ene night ...

... not confined to the weaker sex, and that the initiative is a case of honours divided. The gold medal of the show fell to Messrs. Veitch, of Chelsea. for a most remarkable collec- tion of pitcher plants with bottles of enornmoun silk. Now when Africa is so ...