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... FLOWERS AT WESTMINSTER. CHAMELEON ORCHID. Lowers of orchids at Jim Ilertieskersl llooletyie show were interested yesterday afternoon in a modsettooking plant, snick for all its asepsistire quietness of appeanesee has been eissoribsd by its growers as ...
... THE TBMPLE FLOWER SHOW. Y THE KINDNESS of the Master and Bendiers, the gardens of the Inner Temple on Tuesday last and two following days were, for the twentieth year in succession, the scene of the great mmital exhibition of plants and flowers held by the ...
... St. Luke's, Chelsea, I. St. Mary's, Summerstowm. i Wimbledon Boro' News League, Div. II). This match was played on St. Luke's ground on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the home team 47 runs. St. Luke's batted first, and Etches gave them a good -tart ...
... a dear little bov Remember they are M E N Men. Spring Flowers of Fashion The Crowd at the Temple Show Where was Sir Trevor How the Queen and Princess Victoria quietly toured the Temple Flower Show before they were discovered by Sir Trevor Lawrence, President ...
... consisting of chrysanthemums pots and cut flower# from English and Auatrslhn seedlings raised by Mr. Pockctt. Another admirable selection was submitted by Messrs. Vcitch. Chelsea, These were Winter flowering begonias, raised between begonia, soootrana ...
... THE IDLER IN OLD |FINE ART AT THE CHELSEA. WOMAN’S EXHIBITION. # Chelsea is a singular heterogeneous kind of spot, very dirty and confused in some places, quite beautiful in others, abounding in antiquities and the traces of great men—Sir Thomas More ...
... SOCIETY. SUMMER SHOW, la tba jmmad* of tbe ROYAL HOSPITAL. CHELSEA, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, aad^THURSDAT, By kind penautioa oPtkif’Lords Commisiioners. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE FLOWER SHOW OF THE SEASON. ALL CLASSES OF PLANTS. FRUITS, aad ...
... hardy plants, and to Messrs. J. Veitcb and Sons, Chelsea, for a group of greenhouse Winter flowering plants. A Silver medal was awarded to each of the following:—Messrs. H. B. May, Upper Edmonton, for flowering plants and ferns; ana Lord Aldenham, Eletree ...
... order. (Laughter.) Hs could see in meting a fresb impetus to teffiperSlSCO work in Chelsea. By their presence that night they showed that temper:sacs was not deed in Chelsea, I and was net going to be dead just yet. As • minister be had seen • great deal ...
... conclusions, what time defenders were able to fall back and mark the Chelsea forwards, who were waiting the centre which, on the majority of occasions, never reached them. However, Chelsea played bri e lit football, speaking generally, and, as aforesaid, ...
... on bright dieplay. show. to nice combination. the Chelsea forwards practically mopolised play. aortal twice I. each ball. despite the good meal kept sty Luna, the Wandererecustodian. Chelsea wee very handsomely by 4 seas to O. Chelsea kicked or against ...
... ORCHIDS A.VD SPRING FLOWERS. The Royal Horticultural Society’s fortnightly show, hold at their hall Vincent-square yoaterdny afternoon, was mainly devoted to orchids. For these silver flora medals were awardee!—to Major Holford for his Loclift, white ...