... ensuing year. A vote of thanks to the ,Chairman terminated the proceedings. TARDEBIGGE HORTICULTURAL SHOW.—The fourteenth annual exhibition of flowers, fruits, and vegetables of the Tardebigge Horticultural and Cottage Gardening Society was held on Wednesday ...

... direction of some of the largest show's, in fact it. was difficult for him to believe that he was really at the Lickey. Fruit was improved upon, and the collections of . vegetables made him think he Was up at the great Chelsea show, looking at some of Beckett's ...

... special art paper. The Ways of our Railways is carried a stage further, and a seasonable article deals with Travelling Shows, and is accompanied by many interesting illustrations ; Professor Garner contributes an interesting paper on The Prosperity ...

... Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Tunbridge, ant Messrs. J. Smedley Crooke, G. James, and J. Sutton.—The report of the Attendance Officer showed that the average attendances for the month had b , en as follows : Sidemoor infants 96 per cent (under five 88), Stourbridge ...

... imposed. Margery de Rees (the bridegroom's sister), Miss :At no other House can you get such satisfac- Newman, 45334, A. 8., Chelsea, S.W. • Phillips, 36278, A., Stourport. CHILDREN'S Frank Grundy (aged Betty de Rees (the bridegroom's daugh t e r ) , a n ...