... OAKKNCATES FLOWER SHOW. llorticoltaral St*ci(?»y has heon enlablishod 20 years, and nllhotieh there have Wen many eucco-ful iloral and horticultural oxhibilions piomoled the suci-rty during th-it period probably ; noi.e were more Bme than this year’s ...

... WILD FLOWERS. Group of wild flowers, grasa*?*, and ferns—l Mrs. T. Morrb Ulour-lfielda, Shrtwebury), T. S. Price (Mountfie'-ds, Shicwsbury), 3 Mr«. Lovett (Baystoa Hill), Rogers ti’riorsles), W. Vickers (I’ibbertoc). Group wild flowers, ferns, and fruils—l ...

... THE SHRRWSBPB* CHRONICLE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1903. PLANTS. FLOWERS. ETC. IBS-Three Window Plants, in variety, be grown in pots: 1 Kdward Clifit, fit. Michael's Gardens: 2 W. H. Holloway, Percy-street; 3 W. Lowe, North street; 4 T. Pritchard. Wrockwardiue ...

... peas, roses, pansies, violas, Ac.; B. Wallace and Co., Colchester, herbaceous flowers; Dicksons, Ltd- Chester, herbaceous flowers; Isaac House and Son. Bristol, herbaceous flowers; Robert Sydenham, Birmingham, rustic decorations; Alea. Dickson and Sons. Co ...

... popular flower. For this splendid exhibit the firm was awarded a silver cup. The bewitching array of brides’ bouquets, the bouquets flowers for hand.th© shower bouquets cactus dahlias, the floral harps, thelyaskets and the stands of cut flowers, it would ...

... work at Marton Hall, Basehurch. —Bishop's Castle agricultural show.—Hay flower show.—Captain Kington married at Wrexham to Miss Soames. 12. Fete and sale of work at Combermerc Abbey.—Flower show at Stokesay Castle.—Mt. Ernest Walton married ...

... Holy Trinity Church, Chelsea. London, and was witnessed by a large and fashionable congregation. The church was decorated with tall Kentish palms and white Parisian lilies, and the altar vases were specially re-filled with whiter flowers. The ceremony was ...

... carried eight tons of gold and sixteen tons of silver. LADY CHELSEA’S WEDDING. Vice-Admiral Sir Hedworth Lambton. brother the Earl of Durham, was married on Monday St. Paul's, Knightsbridge, Lady Chelsea, widow Lord Cadogan’s eldest son. The bride was given ...

... that was voted toe finest ever seen toe Shrewsbury Show. In toe event bis lordship repeating his performance next year, toe cup will become his own property. Five entered for this blue ribbon the show, bat only four possessed sufficient degree merit tor ...

... SHREWSBURY FLORAL FETE. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY. Unsurpassed Show of Fruit and Flowers. A. BRILLIANT GATHERING. chiefly in the more important classes. The introduction of the champion class for grapes brought into competition the most successful growers in ...

... magnificent animal which ha* gained premier awards various parts tho kingdom. show ram© an end Wednesday, when the exhibition was closed six o’clock. From financial point of view the show may regarded as a success, despite the fact that owing to tho wet weather ...

... the church handsomely studded with tall palms, banked with ferns, and the chancel was a mass palms and white flowering plants, and cut flowers, chrysanthemums being predominant, producing very pleasing effect. The service was conducted by the Bishop of ...