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... At 3 stmrwbersy Kanl;, oer the 8th inst., in her 1st year, lane Rhind, widow of Robert, M'RKilliam, Aberleesi. 1,.1.'. No flowers, ty re- qluest. 'Ihis is the onlly intimation. M'LEAN.-Suddenly, at 50 Elmideld 'Avenue, Aberdeen, on the 7tli inst., Elizabeth ...
... Wteat, & CLap .ny), AhPrdeen, ned widnow of James Audersesn, oapetnsrf Worke, Aberdeen, in the 82ad l year i h r .:ge. 3So flowers. ADAM.-At hiriccown. Echt, on the 30th inst., Mary Adm, dlang-ter of the late John Adam, Tillyhoy, Echt, aged 65 rears Funeral ...
... U N ['p1l-B30 r W.X~m Irhh .. . . . .. ,, -T M o City of London f n A: &I . U NC f Sir J. Dinnd'1:,le:: H' Chelsea-Mr 0 A. Whiorto. U ClapleuP-.Ir P. M Thoraton U Croyd'e,-Mr C. T. Ritchie. U c Deptford-Mr A. H. A, Morton U Nc D iiwich-Sir ...
... was composed of prim. roses, and carried the inscription •His flower*, from Osborne, a tribute of l affection from Queen Victoria. The other was made of bay leaves and everlasting .flowers, and bore these words in golden let; ter.s: A mark of true affection ...
... a large attendance of members and others. Tea was served 13 tables, which were beautifully decorated with plants and cut flowers few’ of Mr W. B. Gardners private friends have presented him with a beautiful brief bag which they have christened “The N ...
... ponderings among . . . halls and castles hoar, Built by our father's hands. Aniong comparatively mundane things there will flower shows, band promenades, and Field Club excursions ; the “water picnic” (never again for me !), the Buchan Gathering, the shonkeepcre’ ...
... Swstman, tgad 21 months, was found Hall Farm, hangv m her cot from a Venetian-blind oord. The •ndsece at tbe inquest on Saturday showed that lbs none put tbs child to bed, and, her cot gaadiDg near the window, ohild had by some Mam got the oord round her neck; ...
... THE NATIONAL ROSE SOCIETY'S SHOW ABERDEEN GENTLEMAN'S IMPRESSIONS. HINTS TO FLOWER SHOW SECRETARIES. Aberdeen gentleman who is lover of roses and a grower of them, and who attended the National Rose Society's show in Temple Gardens. 'London, on Thursday ...
... supporting the galleries were entwined with ferns, and groups of red and White flowers, whilst from the Wei the floor of the galleries and the orchestra there were bonks ferns, flowers, and palms, Bermuda and arum lilies and white chrysanthemum? supplying lighter ...
... was further enhanced the many bioasams, crimson, ptim, and white, the rhododendron bushes sUirtiDg the long avenue, and toe flower-borders rich in their display of violas, geraniums, and ocher plants. Mr and Mrs Gregson received their guests, of whom there ...
... Glasgow, and served his apprenticeship with Messrs Macdonald Brothers, engineers, Portsoy. PoirrsoY.—At the annual summer show of the Royal Northern Agricultural Society, held at Aberdeen on Thursday, Messrs Macdonald Brothers, engineers, Portsoy, exhibited ...
... ais to raa Fko«.--lta lha paper th* Garden. ocoatuh -A roort feature of flower shows the mcreasing number larger exhibitions. They confine their effort* in the maul to cut flowers, but occasionally make incursions inlo'tbe plant classes too. well as. but ...