... chelsea flower show, Messrs. Webb and Sons, the King’s Seedsmen, ordsley, Stourbridge, have scored a great success winning a gold medal (the highest award) at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Show Chelsea (May 19—21;. Their exhibit ...

... York stone square inset below the level of the turf. In tbe centre is a hole in Which can be inserted a small vase to hold flowers. strations of correct foods for babies. Miss D. Pindon, food advice organiser for the Midlands divi sion, will be in charge ...

... foreign MIDLAND BANK LIMITED FRIMTXD IOK THE SOCIETY HAND AND FLOWER This device in its original heraldic form lys As an inn-sign the flower is sometimes rose our national emblem and queen of flowers ” or marigold symbol of the sun The name was often adopted ...

... cabbage.” Joe Harris was the cakeman in those days, and carried a bell. Mr. Whitley goes to tell the Chelsea bun-man, who cried Chelsea buns, hot Chelsea buns,” and sang the praises of his wares iu verse perambulated the streets, and was always surrounded ...

... Saturday of Marjorie Flowers daughter Mrs Annie Flowers 6 Herbert’s Lane Kenilworth and Mr George Ernest Miller 34 St Thomas Street Coventry son Mr and Mrs Erpest Miller The bride who given away by her brother Mr William Flowers wore a dress of white ...

... Bennett, eggs; Mr. Stevens, flowers; Miss Bullock, flowers; Mrs. Win. Iliffe, magazines und illustrated papers) Mr. Herbert Jones, apples : Warwick Lane Wesleyan Church, per Mr. Allsop, bread, fruit, vegetables, eggs, and flowers; Mr. Harold Twist, playing ...

... him his head. hits from subject to subject with the a leaping kangeroo—l was going to say with the ease a butterfly skimming flower bed: but it might be offensive to the old man fantastically likened to a child and butterfly in one paragraph. It ipight leave ...