... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... were drawn up in line for inspection by the QuEEN, who was pre- C sented by one of their number with a beautiful bouquet ot flowers. From the hospital Her- MIAVJEsTy drove through the crowded thoroughfares I to the Castle, where she took afternoon tea with ...

... the river-was but little'patronisedby pleasure-seekers. SPRINtG FLOWER SHOW AT WOLV-ER- HAMPTON. Yesterday afternoon, there wvas opeoed, in the Drill Hall, Wolverhampton. 3 spring flower show, which is likely to prove a; great attrmation during the present ...

... retailers were equal to the emergency, i and a judieious admixture of sorrel and clover con- f siderably enlarged the stocks. The flower girls and the general merchants in the streets had no cause to grumble about the state of trade. By mid-day there was little ...

... Ministerial cheers.) He hoped the M§inisterial members would divide against the motion for the adjournment of the debate, simply to show that the time had not yet come when the House of Commons was to be dictated to by a rabble. A scene of indescribable uproar ...