... he (the Chairman) declared these gentlemen to be duly elected. .tw•ards made by the Royal Horticultural society at Chelsea Flower Show include the following: Gold medal to H. G. Alexander. Ltd., of Tetbury, for orchids; silver cup to Messrs. Bakers, of ...

... HAND AND FLOWER Tnts device in its original heraldic form, shows a fiatir-delys. As an inn-sign, the flower is sometimes a rose, our national embjem and queen of flowers , or a marigold; symbol of the sun. The name was often adopted by alehouses in ...

... the principal items : Ornamental china and liric-adirac.—A Chelsea figure of a Toreador. 2 gs.; pair of gin. Chelsea figures of a youth and girl gathering dowers. 3X gs.; lair of 7in. Derby Chelsea figures of a shepherd and shepherdess, 6 , , gs.; a 10,4 ...

... successful ‘Vagoit Show. Thursday's attraction will be the Driving. Riding and Jumping Competitions much awaited Foreign Legion, which including Open Jumping Prize of £2O. features Norman Kerry, Lewis Stone and I HORTICULTURAL SHOW. Jane Marlowe, Produced ...

... which the bride has hem • member flowers; Mrs. Whaily. flowers; Mrs Walker. Cooke in the chest, causing him to loose hi. hold for seven years), the children of Mary Sodallts. Rowers; Dr. Richmond. vegetables and flowers; of the one girl, who fell underneath ...

... the Hospital : Lady Croft. flowers: Sir James Croft, cauliflowers; Mrs. Heygate. Oaklands, ballroom accessories, Bowers and cauliflowers; Mrs. Russell Cooper, rhubarb and mint; Mrs. Nott-Lewis. books; Miss Nancy Lloyd. flowers; Mr. A. L. Lloyd. Dilvryn ...

... jewelled bandeau on the pin itself. Replacement clasp is worn in the hair. There must be expertly done, for it is were plenty of flowers and frills in essential to have a precise fit. the audience on the first night, Iteplacements are best obtained from when ...

... instructress was Mrs. Percy Cook, of Eaton Bishop, and the work included the making of pochettes, tea cosies, flowers, baskets, tras, and flowers worked on baskets. FUNERAL OF MRS. L. GRIFFITIIS. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon, at Weobley Parish ...

... lm of pity and showed among other things an R.S.P.C.A. inspector in market seeing that the animals are well treated. About Cats and What a dog needs were also very good and gave many useful do's ■nd dont's in caring for them. The show ended with a film ...

... spoons; Mr. A. L. Miller, tea-set; Mr. and Mrs. F.. Morgan (Cheveridge), mahogany tray; Mr-. Harley Non and sons, cut-glass flower vase and jag; Mr. Bill Ashley, antique door knocker; Miss Joan Ashley, Nailma pig; Mrs. and Miss lake (St. Albans), cake basket; ...

... and stockbreeder Leominster Show is well known as au exhibition of the finest Herefood calk in existence and other classes live stock are equally well represented. The gardening enthusiast is well catered for by a flower show winch is run by a keen and ...

... Police norshire. Shows to which he had from Louie: Ethic and Nellie; E. A. Station, where he charged him with given yeoman service were the Brookes and her niece and nephew, stealing the rods. After cautionalortimerai Cross Flower Show, the Lilian, Ann ...