... the first of the Royal Courts»ntade the usual picture Buckingham Palace, Russian Ballet was un town' again, and the Chelsea Flower Show was for those who were able find time •for it. The King ami Queen will only away from London for two or three days ...

... international horticultural EXHIBITION. MAY 22n» 30th, 1912, At the Royal Hospital Gardens, Chelsea, London. The Largest Flower Show ever held. Over THIRTEEN ACRES OF FLOWERS. The Exhibition will be opened HIS MAJESTY THE KING, at Noon, eu Wednesday, May 22nd ...

... HAND AND FLOWER This device in its original heraldic form, shows a fleur-del>s. As an inn-sign, the flower sometimes a rose, our national emblem and queen of flowers ”, or a mangold, symbol of the sun. The name was often adopted by alehouses in the vicinity ...

... they might be. In that talk he would endeavour to explain how those very beautiful rock gardens seen at Chelsea Show each year were produced. The show' was generally held about the last week in May. but he was not quite ceitain in his own mind that this ...

... Bouverie, Mrs. Stewart, and Miss E. Home; cooked potatoes, Mrs. Manton; arranged flowers, Mrs. Manton, Miss E. Home, and Mrs. Stewart; pressed leaves and wild flowers, Mrs. Butterworth. A splendid sports programme was carried out by the Sjvorts Committee ...

... 44 For some years I lived at Chelsea, and crocuses of different colours and have done the same here in Bournemouth. But with the like result—white, blue, blue and white bloom in perfection, but directly a yellow flower shows itself it is seized upon by ...

... in some mountain meadow, moss grown and weathered By Wind and Rain. If you go to some big flower show in the spring—for the rock gardener the annual Chelsea Show is an exquisite joy—you will rock plant', grown individual growing to perfection in pot' pans ...

... counted spectator, she slept through the ceremony ! Wonders Chelsea. I not remember ever seeing Chelsea'' so large crowd that on the opening day- Poesibly this was on account of rumours that the show would better than ever; but then it always is! The rock ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. Royal Show at Nottikgham in 1915.—The Council the Royal Agricultural Society, Wednesday, accepted the formal invitation of the Nottingham Corporation to hold their show in Nottingham 1915. Lincoln Fodkdry Tbifs.—The annual Lincoln ...

... cambiic might pass for the flower itself. The ground work is generally coloured, though white embroidery appears very frequently. A pretty idea that bound to appaal to ladies who like scent is to select the colour a flower, embroider in the design, aud ...

... were due to these ladies for their continued interest. The comic dog show and races were again most popular feature. The usual visit to the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Show was arranged, and a party of atout forty made the journey. The lecture ...

... of bridesmaids their picturesque Victorian frocks of eau de Nil silk. Each carried a bouquet of flowering myrtle. The Duchess of Devonshire, in gay flowered muslin gown, bordered With black, was in a front pew. Outside the Chinch a great crowd had gathered ...