... especially among the Opposition. FLOWER SHOW AGAIN Whatever the name Chelsea nay bring to the minds of artists • r fon.- ballers, it has only one meaning for thousands of amateur and professional gardeners—the Chelsea Flower ...

... at the hands of Liverpool. WOMEN'S CHAT. SPRING FLOWERS. The official winter begins et Christmas and extends until 31arch t 2, but even by the middle of January the birds were singing and spring flowers in abundance were selling in the cities. In the ...

... TARIBRAX LECTI.HL.—In aid of the churrli. a benefit lecture Burn, se, gi.eu by the Lev. J. Chelsea, the• Ineutute Hall last Imlay evening. There ace a large aitteudance, over w►►ch Dr J. M. Johnetons presided. In the coarse et his lecture, the speaker ...

... as A, pertain stock cut back and showing. s, alit in readiness for the insertion of the epiphyllnen scion B. C, stock and scion pinned together at 6. the illustration, t►e natural beauty and habit of the epiphyllums show to much greater adraatage. After ...

... policeman has invented and patented a street pillar-box from which he claims letters cannot be stoles. Large supplies of flowers have reached Covent Garden from the south of France, violets, which had been selling fur Al a basket. are obta:nable for 7a ...

... corms when the natural Goff is stiff and heavy. Gladiolus breachleyeasis is a lovely and cheap variety with vermilion-acarlet flowers. Among the mouth:atlas. promethena and star the east are especially handsome; while Lady Hamilton. George - Davison. Germania ...

... with striking Rafferty. evidence showed that the loss of the match at Chelsea had caused bad feeling. Sergeant Field said after a match at Dover he heard Rafferty accuse Pensten of having sold the Cup match at Chelsea to the Irish Fusiliers. Peados stench ...

... items which enable them Colleen clots. Waleson Otte the sou of John Wateon, employed to product• early vegetables, fruit and flowere. English had again three goals fur the Ran. ( nod as a carter; and %ea run 129). a Ever since railways row in they have used ...

... shaded candles from time to time Jack glanced at her curiously. She was dreamed in sombre, lustreless black, with no white showing at all. There was no cap on bee head —nothing but a tangle of raven-black hair. Her brows were black and hairy, her skin as ...

... to the appli- I mopped it int bearing the same number. When he • • of these nutritious substances is obtained in one . • Flower Shows, Ornithological said he would tar the door 'because I resents the book, asking for a withdrawal clear, delicious, health-givinm ...