... forms this week's “(tazette.” the subject of an interesting legend described in Lovely Designs in Fresh Natural Flowers. Best See our Show Case value and make-up in the city. at Pennell and Sons, 312, High-street, Lincoln.--Ad ACCIDENT AT NEWARK.—On Tuesday ...

... balance of the Society for 1899 shows an income of £48 Os. 7d. , the expenditure leaving a balance of £4 4s, in hand. The third annual foal show was held the same day in connection with the president being the Rev. the flower show, G. H. Hales, Jadges, G. W ...

... Shares of £20 each in the Lincoin Wagon and Auction & Valuation Offices, Bank-street, Lincoln. SALE BY MR. ROBERT WHALEY CHELSEA HOUSE, RISEHOLME-ROAD. LINCOLN. ~ WHALEY will SELL by AUC TION (hy ordce of ie of J. J. Heck. = ), on SATURDAY. the 4th day ...

... essentially worth preserving. there should be any delay or difficulty in its rescue calis attention to the apathy we are too apt to show in this country with regard to its chief glories. It is otherwise in France, wheré the poorest little town invariably manages ...

... their contributions to the ballod bexes to-day will be m favour of the continuation of the use of the ballot rather tLan of a show of i otherwise turn the balanee on the fide of Still, the fact must not be lost of thet, whatever the issue of the Boer de ...

... ich is one with the flowers, the birds, ths dews of morning, the | balmy breezes of evening. She was never dull. She had her self-appointed duties, the reading aloud to Mrs. and taking her for a walk, the helpi to tend the flowers and to arrange them ...

... street, Chelsea, London, who failed to answer to 4 sommons for furious'y driving a motor-car on the Great North-road, at Foston, on the 8th inst., was on Saturday fined £5, ‘and costs, by the Spittlegate (Grantham) county justices. The evidence showed that ...

... about the flowers the perfume of God's blessing and the honey of pure charity. The exhibition, which was inaugurated on Monday by the Mayoress of Lincoln, remains open until the end of this week, and it is promoted by the Watercress and and Flower Girls' ...

... than half what it was generation Will of Mrs. Louisa H. Trollofe.— Mrs. Louisa Helen Troilype. of 99, Sloane-street, Upper Chelsea, who died m the 25th May last, widow of the Right Rev. Edward Trollope, Bishop Suffragan of Nottingham, and daughter of the ...

... JAPAN'S NATIONAL FLOWER. WHY IS THERETNOT A BLUE CHRYSANTHEMUM ? The chrysanthemum has long ceased to be merely the national flower of Japan. Even in the beginning it was a Chinese rather than a Japanese product ; and it is only in the last halfcentury ...

... sovs. One mfle and a half TER PLATE of 10 © Mr Henning’s Flower Seller, 45, Maher 1 8 7 Mr Goodson’s Yankee 8 T Jenningse tion, 3y,\ Hardy 2 igg 3 Winner by Toy, 3y. Betting: 100 to 6 on Flower Seller, 25 to 1 agst Recreakion, 33 to 1 Yankee Won by a ...

... the | ‘The Board was divi and by a majority of this suggestion, ‘be laid on the three the letter was works of art. Cheioest flowers. | { W. A. . The Nurseries, and Stand at New Market. Open daily.—Advt. Ti life, don’t eat Blakey's Maited Oat meal; it keeps ...