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... ■which was read amid great cheering. A little bunch of flowers lay on the plate each of the 1,500 poor guests assembled in the Central Hall of the Law Courts, and the tables were decorated with flowering plants and palms. Many the places where the dinner* ...
... entertained of the Flower Show of the Royal Horticultural Society, be held at Chelsea next week. The grounds of the Chelsea Military Hospital are being lent for the occasion. lam reminded the secretary that the story of the Society's shows ...
... followed. fouage showed up with striking 1 «scct. anchor and a croe* ...
... him. bad to be held down while the noose was adjusted, and struggled to the end. At the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s show Sleaford, which concludes to-day, prises had been offered to the agricultural labourer who bad brought up and placed out the ...
... Horticultural Society’s Flower Show to-day, are well known. The memories are of Cromwell, Fairfax, William Penn, Henry Fox, and Macaulay, and William and Mary visited there for a short period. The Queen visited the Holland House Show, and the King, accompanied ...
... gardens and shows, and rights galore. These include votes, library. Society's journal, cheap fruit and flowers, certain analyses of manure and soil*, share in surplus and waste plant*, and exhibition privileges—a 1 for four guineas. After suJnmor shows for three ...
... evening. An address was delivered Mr. Adlan the advantages connected with of the Shop Assistants’ Union. FLOWER SHOW AT SOUTHPORT —The annual show of the Southport and Birkdal© Horticultural Society was held in the Cambridge Hail and on© of the rooms of ...
... to die hilt every sort and kind wild thing, and with all sorts ctf promises. They were going show what legislation was like, and was anxious u> lot thorn show what they do. did not gay wanted them pasN any bad Bills, but to have hand legislation. They ...
... HUMAN PASSPORTS. The exclusion of a beer lent from the annual flower show zX Wort Wycombe on Tuesday led many tbo patrons proceeding to tho village inns when liquid rcfreelunent was required. The committee adopted a novel method of preventing tho transior ...
... Jeunc. was oolemmsed s, Church, Loudon, Mooclnßtih WiS ImuUluUj decorated lor tbe ooceeion with tail palms and masses white flowers, and the centre was heed bj a Bomber of noooomimeoooed otfitt-r, «“ •nee of tbe Surrey Tcomaerj, of which regi meet Mr. is ...
... THE lAITCABHBUB DAILY POgf. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Z 1908. BLAZE OF BLOOM. UNIQUE FEATURE OF PRESTON FLOWER SHOW. COKPETITORB NEARLY TWICE ncmkrous last ykar. l ’ A •• ». H|®Ce!te. I. B. Moss; *. E, teHh; 3. A. W. Qsr> i. Mm. B. Criewt; *, Mrs.* •tern and ...
... Countess of Essex,, the Countess of Londesbonjugh. Lord and Lady Liirgan. Lord Elcho. Lord an ...