... C.T.C. PUT INGENIOUS DEVICE; TO THE TEST. Thirty-two out of thirty-three entrants competed at the Cadogan Garage, Chelsea, London. in the preliminary round of the antiaidealip trials promoted by the Cyclists' Touring Club. The devisee. which were fitted ...

... thickly lined with spectators, who did net hesitate to show their feeling. Mr. John Skid-'I more, the cemetery chaplain, conducted the f eervice, and when it over hundreds of people threw bunches of flowers into the open me*. I Upon the return of 'the mourners ...

... by 'the late Mr. Charles when he was an Academy student. He made the studies for it in the Chelsea Workhouse. One of the finest pictures at the International Show this whiter was Albi by !Mr. Oliver Hall, and it looks even better here. Among Scottish ...

... horticulturists the Royal Society's show to-morrow will consist of one exhibit—an exquisite and remarkable hybrid orchid a hich has been cultivated by the famous Chelsea firm of William Bull and Som. The evolution of the flower has been extraordinary,_ and its ...

... of the Royal academy whichoPeno to-day at Burlington House. Puicadilly, is the vast canvas by Sir Hubert Herkimer, widen shows the Council of the Royal Academy sitting in judgment on the works submitted to them. The animated countenasees of the group ...

... the honour ad knighthood on the Lord Mayor of the city. Mr. W. L. !Upton. The Board of Trade returns for June show a decline; they also show a big falling ad is exports and imports for the half-year as pared with the corresponding six months year. An ...

... °ovensmeet to show that the real munderens of the Bill were the opposition end th‘Prelatss. and the speech of the Archbishop f Canter. bury to show that the real murderer. were the Government. and the speeches of Unionist peers to show that the Opposition ...

... where the delicate flowers of the ragged robin linger. and her. the wanderer enjoyed a feast of most (meet and luscious wild raspberries. Beyond the railway is a fine stretch of heath and [woodland. where ling and heather are flowering everywhere, and one ...

... . surprising to find that there is a demand, and a large demand, for mystic millinery, and that the lawns of A will be the show ground of many of these. T day I had a private view of the amazing hats, and the explanations of the tumli' ' ming left me ...

... WEDNBIDAY. AIIGM' 19, 1909, To-day's ragsgsments. retain. Sport. Concert. Handsmorth Park, 7. Shreireltury Flower Show, Wethirehory Strike Meting. Princes, Christian of Schleswig-Holmein, on lwhalt of the Women of Beath AfTioa, makes' presentation to ...

... catalogued by Messrs. Bull, of Chelsea, at half a guinea a plant. To-day there are Italy three pleats of that orchid in existence, and they are worth at least 100 guineas apiece. The ethic plants have all died off. Messrs. Bull showed the only white orchid known ...

... are always interesting, and this gentleman shows a number rare - - '-imam of British birds, chiefly* freaks beautiful inos One is charmed by the original drawings by Mae. Percy Adams; illoa. Mating Wild Flowers of the British Isles, to be seen on the ...