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... Balmoral. A WORLD FLOWER SHOW. Our horticulturists are manifesting keen interest in the arrangements now being made for the holding of a great international Flower Show here in May, 1912. Royal patronage has been secured for the show. and ...
... strati' was summing up the evidence. The evidence shows, Mrs Maloney. he began. that you threw a stone at Policeman Casey. li shows more than that, yer Honor. interrupted Mrs Maloney, it shows that hit him. O, ...
... Mackintoshes were the favourite wear. As a matter of fact the Chelsea show is different from the Academy, Ascot, the opera, or the Eton and Harrow match. Everyone goes to see the flowers. At the other events the pictures, horses, music, and cricket are ...
... eatures Which Famous English Shows Do Not Possess, Says President UDY FERMOY MAKES ABERDEEN DEBUT AT OPENING CEREMONY » §'s Interest in Horticulture Cited as an Example to His People 1e Sou thport and Chelsea flower shows are world-famous, but can o t ...
... begonia, the fuchsia, and the dahlia. The camellia, which came from China, was originally a single-flowered plant, but under cultivation double flowers were produced with striking changes in colour. The fuchsia, named after tho German botanist, Leonard ...
... site of those celebrated Ranelagh Gardens, rendezvous of London society in the 18th century, where now Chelsea flower shows are held. Yes, Chelsea is still a delightful place. The entire quarter weaves itself into most intricate pattern against a background ...
... the little things that matter so much. Teaching the World. One the most enlightening sights the great international flower show at Chelsea during its first week is the number of well-known people who are to be seen going round with their gardeners. Many ...
... wedding, are expected shortly at Langwell, Caithness, where they will spend several weeks. Sir Harry Lauder will open Airlie Flower Show on August 19. ...
... to-day—and the most colourful—was in the grounds of the Royal Hospital. Chelsea. Blossoms of every size, shape, and colour competed with each other in this first post-war Chelsea show of the Royal Horticultural Society. But I am willing to wager that these ...
... served to a certain extent put the annual routine ones somewhat in the shade. This, however, is not the case with the flower show at Chelsea, which is always a favourite with most of us, although this week's cloudy days so far have not shown it at its best ...
... 1 -W ship with number ' b j 0 whom he had si ( ' Sir Fitzroy is a n ' Highland Society Next Week's Show. There will be 1 c bidi fl ' for the Chelsea Show .$ i are hard at work * dens and transform'y ( the hospital ll(l ' of marquees and - ji( with concrete ...
... Centre. Teams:— British Army—Medhurst (West Ham); Winter (Bolton) and Taylor (Wolves); Tenaant (Chelsea), Fenton (West Ham) and Barnes (Arsenal); Kura (Chelsea), Heathcot (Queen’s Park Rangers), Walker (Hearts) (capt.), Welsh (Chariton) and Mullen (Wolves) ...