... representod with an ' E ddy- .tone L~ghthonso rand real search- light. Messrs. Blrigay promise a wealth of flowers, the brmton theatre will show the Naval Brigade in Action, and Messrs. tihand and Mason provide a nre oreginc. Tne procession will form ...

... propapated by means of ecutting, mnd it is by no means dear; it is dwarf, forms dense twfta of leaves, aad flowers freely. It er- pand6 its flowers in bright sunshine during summer, but closes the n towards evening and in dull weather; but when autumn comes ...

... round them with guns. g , _ _ ?? _ ._ _ ._ _ __ . k ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCETY. d ?? it SHOW AT WESTMINSTER. 9 The Royal Horticultural Society's Fruit and y Flower Show, held yesterday at the headquarters a of the Londoa Scottish Rifle Vounteers at West- ...

... Attacb6. e I 0TIU =A OCE.r' HW A show of fruit and flowvers was held vesterti-sv, et at the Drill Hall, Buokingham-gate, Westmigater, e by the Royal Horticultural Society, when a good I I nu-mber of exhibits were on show, although the O growers complalineid ...

... the falt that the show of l1599 Lxat all records point'. to even further progress in the future. With S.000 exhibits of the very best horticultural produce which it is possible to raise in the United Kingdom, the Shroepmhire show is probably not even ...

... Mar_ quis and Marohioness of Weaerford, Lord and Laedy Longford, Count Menkorff, and Sir David H Hnarrel Viscount Chelsea, Viscountess Chelsea. and Lord and Lady Phi-aret will join The oveal I circle after dinner. All the musical arrannemen.te made at the ...

... forgive Mr. Arthur O'Connor for becoming a Q.C.; but the League scems to he going ahead all the same. This is not exactly flower-show weather, with people crawling about in their winter overcoats, but the display made by the Royal Horticultural' Society ...

... ATTENDANCES AT DIVISIONS. Up to Whitsuntide, there were in all 142 divi- sions, and 41 of these since Easter. The follow- ing shows the number of divisions in which Suffolk M.P.'s have taken part during the pre- sent Session: - Goddard, D. F.. Ipswich ?? ...

... Anricisoi~s shbould be niolehed around willh malnure, ced raceive ?? waterines when their spites for blooms are formuing. If small flower besds exist amlongst a fair rumber of large ones they are boat cot out betimes, Cra~rnv ?? should be attended to ass early ...

... was a visit by her Majesty on Saturday afternoon to the Royal Hospital at Sil- mainham, which may be called the - Irish Chelsea, for it serves the same beneficent purpose as the admirable institution of the English metro- polis. ilmnainhisain is to ...

... ~ry(and which generally caine fr om the Continent) gloam ny Was not Shlmarock. The universal 'wearing ordent ng the green' showed unmistakably the sentimen office ine the mother couatry for the 'land of the XWet, was lat and the question of -whether the ...

... the accounts of the society's annual show at ger West Hartlepool, held in July. They ria - showed a total loss to the society of B252 wh Y 17s 2d as compared with a loss of £306 17s gle i- 3d on the previous year's show held at Dur- ar] a ham. fon e It was ...