... CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW [PROM A LONIDON CORRESPOitDENTi Gardeners, great and small, enjoy the fascination of the Chelsea Flower Shari, whion, for so many country people, is the year's one sufficient reason for a trip to Town. It makes no ...

... University College. The happiest fates wen in London, he said, those of country persons and their !tree, up for the Chelsea Flower Show. ...

... many visitors to see the sights of Town All kinds of attractions in the traditional order begin to crowd the calendar. Chelsea Flower Show. that famed achievement of the Royal Horticultural Society. in Its way easily the loveliest of any spectacle of the ...

... with Admiral O'Neill in the chair, decided to hold the summer show on July 17 and the autumn show on October 9. both at the Memorial Hall and adjoining grounds. It was agreed that the Plower Show Committee and the Village Produce Committee should work as ...

... —Mesers. Cbarleeworth and Co.. the local orchid epecialists, were awarded, at the Chelsea Flower Show, last week, the Sherwood Cup for the moat meritorious exhibit I at the show as well as a geld mods' for the best group of orchids—lt has been pro=lth at the ...

... were successful last week at Chelsea Plower Show, to which Queen Mary. the Duke and Duchess of Oloucester, and other members of the Royal family were visitors. The show was well up to standard, and, as at last year's show. the chief exhibits were In two ...

... from the hall on July 20, 1933, the day of Mr. C. C. Laceita's funeral, and added that he took the money on the day of Chelsea Flower Show (which Mr. Fraser said he attended). I lost 304. in backing horses and spent the rest on tobacco and beer,' the statement ...

... minor irritations, all will be well. SIMMS [M. F. Talbot, Northwood, Middlesex]. To many of the crowd which attended Chelsea Flower Show that function will be remeabered as the Festival of Sneeset. In tent, by rock garden, around velvet lawns, amidst ...

... quitted as a friend.— The Hon. Sir John Fortescue. The Tailor and Cutter c-omplains of the shabby sults et the Chelsea Flower Show. But one must give the lowers a chance.—Ths Observer. We have a piano which goes back to T.nuis XIV. la that so ...

... and competitions were •rratiged Admission : -Meenkerr, 11.: N.hem. I/1 1 1 I Jur. 6 - To Shanklin 2/3 June 3-5. Chelsea Flower Show. one of the social School. to a testimonial which sill be Tbe funeral of Mr. W. Clayton Mee in varoois parts of the ...

... the Duke of Connaught, and Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, and Major-Ueneral the Earl of Athlone visited the Chelsea Flower Show on Tuesday. The anxieties of the last few years have brought home to Colonial Governments the importance of studying ...

... CHELSEA SHOW HONOURS. A silver cap for a garden in the open woe awarded at the Chelsea show et' the Howl' Horticultural Society. to Messrs. Cheat, of Crawly, who exhibited on Old-English formal garden with cot yew leading up to a raised arbotr of brick ...