... H. Bennett, rector of Croome d'Abitot, Worcestershire. The bride was married in a gown of blue satin, brocaded with gold flowers, and large blue velvet hat arranged with blue feathers, and was given away by the American Ambassador, Mr. Whitelaw Reid. ...

... olool.—st welleseltie sties el the flower thews dot have hien WI Way his hews the rewarbidi weseese el two sr these d the exhibitors. The breasts B. sad D. Meld Is,. hoes eiwirelerly sesereafel at each of the shows at which they have inthihit•d. B. Pladeld ...

... mounted for the ordinary championship. The first low built machine I remember seeing in a local race was at (I believe) a flower show held in a field near the bottom of Eaaemore Lane. It was • bumpy turf track. A. spencer was on scratch, and one of the ...

... the amount of benefit he had scrambled down to the bottom and showed hint- A meeting of the above' Coma was bald at HS SHS THETERROR BY NIGHT done to Celia was sot quite clear--save to Flower- self to be Townshend all knew him, save the Peekenham as Tuesday ...

... amateur gardener, and has laid out a number of gardens in different places during life varied scenes and manifold interests. Flowers are her special hobby. She also noted an inventor, her safe purse having been great success, and an invention which proved ...

... N CASTS OUT LOVE. For the first time in hi% experience of ben. Love kept Lord Dyni or waiting. He arrived al the flat in Chelsea curly one glorious Juwe morning laden with roses and lilies, and a certain eseiternent in his eyes. Always well dressed, he ...