... SOCIETY. The usual fort timidly fruit and flower slow of the Royal Ilortieulturel Society was held on Tuesday at the Di iil llall , Jameestreet, Westminster. The chief feature of the show was Messrs. Vr,tcli s show of pitclicr plant. including the nepenthes ...

... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY• The fortnightly flower show at the Drill Hall, Jams•streot, Westminster, was unusually small. Nevertheless the blooms, as is customary at these exhibitions, were exceedingly choice, and excited a good deal of admiration, ...

... ROYAL HORTIOULTURAL SOCIETY. The fortnightly flower show at the Drill Hall, Jarman-etre* Westminster, was unusually small. Nevertheless the bluo,ns, as is customary at these exhibitions, were exceedingly choice, and excited • good deal of admiration, ...

... united in a circle on the main lawn, and presented a most enchanting appearance. Some of the beet ka•wa and admired of the Flower Queen were exhibited is the lush of a deli. cate beauty, which was enhanced by the charming dresses of the ladies. humors-by ...

... AS A FLOWER NAME. PROFESSOR HENSLAJW ON PLANTS. A fruit and flower show in connection with the Royal Horticultural Society was held on Tuesday at the Westminster Drill Hall, and was of a very gratifying kind. There was a charming display of flowers and ...

... the Royal Victoria public-house, Ihnwell, on Monday. There was no evidence to show how the child got into the water, but it sea assumed that he Mumbled in whilst gathariug flower. by the river wide.—The jury returned a verdict of Found Drowned. At the ...

... fifteen yearit engaged at the Royal Military School of Itubie at kneller Hall, occurred on Monday last from canosr. ASHFORD. FLOWER SHOW AND FETE. BALLOON ASCENT. Ashford was lively on Thursday with its exhibition of trait. Sowers. and vegetables. a•d industrial ...

... Huildimpi, into the dtsith of the illegitimate child of hate Beckett., a domestic servant, employed in Ealing. —The evidence showed that the unfortunate girl had engaged rooms for her illness, hut. the child was born before she could leave her place of ...

... especially of that authority, on the very encouraging budget presented for the ensuing half-year. Perusal of the estimate shows that as compared with the corresponding period of last year, expenditure has been reduced ..e745, and credits have gone up ...

... delivered a very' interesting lecture, entitled A ramble ghtvengh old Chelsea, illustrated by a lame number of slides, including views of the emiginal Bun Heine, Banelagh-gardens, Old Chelsea Hospital, etc., and descriptive of such curious history, replete ...

... v. West Ealing 3rd, at Ealing Dean. West Ealing v. Rickmansworth, at West Ealing. We:t. Ealing 2nd r. War Office 2nd. at Chelsea. Hanger Hill v. Uxbridge, at Acton. Hanger Hill 2nd v. Southgate 4th, away. G.W.R. v. Reuling • at Weat Ealing. G.W.R. 2nd ...

... display of flowers for table decoration, and it need hardly be said that the ladies made good use of them in their work, and at the close of the evening meeting thise good friends mast generously distributed not only the cut but also the patted flowers among ...