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... utmost zest in the big events which have marked the last few weeks—in the balls, the opera, the Olympia horse show, the Chelsea flower show, the Derby, Ascot, the Aldershot Tattoo, the sports championships, and the like. In the matter of spectacles Great ...
... year or so ago. Mr. Jones named it Miss F. Cato and it was exhibited at Chelsea Flower Show. It is a lovely salmon rose in colour when quite open, a strong grower, flowering freely with a very large head of bloom. Only a few of some of the best of the ...
... wedding brought people own before the usual opening of the 1 Academy. May is full ,of interesting annual events. The Chelsea Flower Show (which this year is on 1!) is always of great social importance, the Ring and Queen sometimes staying for' several hours ...
... He showed me the Chamberlain orchid. so named. not because of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain's love of the flower. but because it has little spirals symbolic of the screw-making industry in which the Chamberlain family fortune was founded. The Flower Show judges ...
... lamp (pry% Vulcan) it is 3 For cent., arc lamps give 10 per cent., while the firefly gives 99 per cent. At the Lane-end Flower Show the first prise for allotment culture has been won by a sturdy son of the soil, J.A.n Thorn, who has rescltect the advanced ...
... Catalor.ue of 0000 varietios gnat tam • BEES, LTD. tt Wimp in g Belt& Sweet Peas for Cntting and Show. Collection 8.-100 seeds of eac • folowingt3giant flowered varieties post fret 1.. es% Shrewsbury. pink and white; Navy . tie ; Gneiss* Alerime•. blush ; ...
... attended and the special Harvest hymns heartily sung. There was an abundant offet jog of flowers, fruit and vegetables and the beautiful blending of colon , : of flowers with grain made the Abbey most festive like. Tina collections throughout the day, which ...
... September 9th, 11192 Silver Waldises.—Seplember 9th, 1867, at Cholsey Church, by the Rev. H. W. Lloyd e Richard Tomlins, of Chelsea, to Mary Ann e only daughter of the late John Willmott, of Cholsey. Deassa.—On the 7th inst., at Brightwell, Mary (Polite) ...
... Douglas Cole's ii p :arz show, Peaches. This Company are throughout the coming season a: all the holiday resorts, and they are bringingZ fill company to Wallingford. They should attract very large houses, as of all the shows which have visited the Pavilion ...
... by ALF. ROSE & HIS BAND (Oxford), whose engagements include:— Derby Palais de Danse, Asby Royal Hotel, Burton Town Hall, Chelsea Town Hall and Woolwich Town Hall. Admission 2/- single ; 3/6 double. RILIPRISHMRNTS AT MODERATE CHARGES. NCOME TAX, ACCOUNTS ...
... President said he was away from home when the flower show of the Royal Becks Horticultural Society was held ; but he was interested to see that the local paper, referring to the Association's classes at the show, said : Phis was another new section and ...
... including the Earl of Devon, Sir William Howell Baker, M.P., and Lady Ashburton, were among the prizewinners at the Taunton Flower Show. Little Burstead (Essex) village pump has been used so incessantly by casual tramps and peapickers that the villagers, fearing ...