... still queens it in smart costumes. Many of the Court- and elaborate dinner-dresses are treated with a design of conventional flowers or leaflets, arranged in various patterns, which are thrown on to the plain back ground of the silk, and are outlined with ...

... Lovers of Garden, Woodland, Tree, or Flower; New and Rare Plants, Trees, Shrubs, and Fruits; the Garden Beautiful, Home Woods, and Home Landscape. It is edited by Mr. W. Robinson, the author of The English Flower Garden, &c. As a gardening book it leaves ...

... HORSE AUCTIONS. COMPTON STHD SHOW, TEMPLECOMBE. IMPORTANT SALE of HUNTERS, HACKS, and HARNESS IIORSES and YOUNG STOCK, all sired by the Coinpton Stud Thorough-bred Sires. Messrs. tattersall win SELL by AUCTION, at HORSING ON PARK, TEMPLECOMBE, SOMERSET ...

... etc., and the usual domestic offices. Good cellarage. There is a pretty and well-shrubbed garden, with tennis lawns, walks, flower beds, and productive kitchen garden. The property is at present let at the very low rental of £100 per annum, but possession ...

... STOLLERY, Proprietor. Telephone No. 1059, Holborn. Barbican. carriages. The Spacious GALLEKY at this* BEPOSITOBY affords a GOOD SHOW BOOM for C Alt III AGES aud other VEHICLES for sale by private treaty. BARBICAN ROYAL REPOSITORY. E.Ch GREVHOUND SALE MR. R ...

... auer oici tapestry designs, and cnarming reproduc tions of Chelsea china in tea and coffee sets, a set and tray of the latter being purchasable for 8s. There are the loveliest of fruit and flower holders, rose bowls, cake baskets, and tea stands in Waring ...

... occa sional, card, and show tables and cabinets, full-com pass cottage pianoforte in rosewood case by Ascher- berg, ebonised wall cabinets, inlaid overdoors and brackets, fine collection of old and valuable china, in cluding Chelsea, Early Worcester, Spode ...

... PETERBOROUGH FOXHOUND SHOW. Patron, HIS MAJESTY THE KING, President for the Year His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, K.G., M.F.H. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW, WEDNESDAY NEXT. Second day of the Peterborough Agricultural Society's Show. The 9.45 a.m. train from ...

... of Chatelaine, by Cambuscan, out of Fal-lal, by Fazzoletto, out of Ferina, by Venison. FLOWERER, a Chesnut Filly (foaled April 13th), by Persimmon, out of Wise Flower (dam of Florinda, winner of Northampton shire Stakes, and Fleurette II. and St. Florentin) ...

... Orlando; winner of races, also winner of three King's Premiums of 150 sov., and was third at International Show, Olympia, and third at Dublin Show, 1909; a good foal-getter, and believed to be sound. TUCKER (1904), a Chesnut Horse, by Florizel II., out ...

... Pero Gomez, out of Hilarity, by King Tom. BAY COLT, by Pride (the sire of many winners both in England and abroad), out of Flower Show, by Enterprise (winner of 20oCgs.), out of Galingalc (dam of Galleot, AVatcr Lily, and other good winners), by Minting, ...

... cently sold for 540gns., and of Desma, both winners; the latter has only started twice and won each time), by Plebeian, out of Chelsea China, by Sterling, out of Fortress, by Citadel (foaled the end of April). 0n Tuesday, September 12th, following YEARLINGS ...