... CHINA. At the FLOWER SHOW being held To-day and To-morrow our 1511HBITION STALL will be in the usoal place. This year we have Y Entire Change from past seasons, all Exhil.ifs being Entirely New, said composed of goods of only the most noted makers of ...

... classes for pot plants, Mr Joss excelled himself both with flowering and foliage specimens. For four flowering plants he was • warded the premier position, with elastic?, beautifully flowered and in the pink of condition, a clerodendron, • nice plant ...

... or tube must have plenty of water, and, when well rooted and flowering, liquid manure of moderate strength, and almost any description, may be given freely. Among other plants now flowering here is Ce lsia aroturus, a pretty but somewhat rare plant, whose ...

... avert. If there is anything which requires the sines's of war for its continuance, it is a flower show. To hold it, a certain sum is nece-sary. Before the show is opened, a monetary obligation must be incurred. It is hard lines that the Commi tee should ...

... young people were well inclined carry on the friendship. Tongues ran rapid over the young man's visits to the mansion in Chelsea, and my lord and my lady were more than once congratulated on their diplomacy in encouraging a match which would bind to the ...

... from the Northern cold but his short velveteen jacket, red waistcoat, and kuickerbockers. was going home after long day iu Chelsea, and, conscious of something fantastic iu his appearance, and of doubtful legality in his calling, he was dipping into side ...

... leaving Arbroath about twelve years ago ha 6 visited America, and since his return to this country lias tilled the pastorate Chelsea Chapel, London, and Orange Street Congregational Church, Leicester Square, London. Lieutenant J. B. Duncan of the Arbroath ...