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... Gakobn Show.—The third annual show of the Woolton and Wttrtmg Cottage Garden Society was held Tburedav in Manydown Park, kind permission the President, S. E. Bates. Esq. The entries were about thirty in advance of last year. Tbe show of flowers and fruit ...
... STRATTON. Flowbb Show.—On Thursday in last week an excellent show of flowers, fruit, and vegetables, open to the parishes of Mickelilever and Hast Stratton, including Uteheldever Station, West Stratton, and Bradley, was held in Straltm Park. The day was ...
... ALTON. Whitsuntide.— Both churches were appropriately decorated for Whit-Sunday, chiefly with red and white flowers, and the services, which were all well attended, were of the usual festal character. There was no special local attraction hero on Whit-Monday ...
... Registered HAMPSHIRE DOWN Flocks, '•}*. In tho Middle Thorough, at ten o clock precisely. 60 BAM LAMBS, . tho property of Mr. Jas. Flower, Chilroark. 40 RAM LAMBS, from Mr. A. F. T. Drake, Dogdcau. In tbo Ram Fair, at 10.30 o’clock. 40 RAM LAMBS, tho property ...
... taxes showed smaller yields than I had been estimated. I There was one pauper in every forty-one persons London at the end July, Local Government Board return shows, and one every forty-six persons throughout England. Pauperism in London showed slight ...
... of flowers running to the right and left of (he main arenas and adjacent to the Palace of Mnsic. Mown. Sntton, the well-known seedsmen, Reading, have fnlly come to their usual standard the marvellous display they have made. Their object is to show what ...
... full leug'tb Latin cross covered with lovely flowers, and the base of which was the following inscription” Frederick Mathews Middleton. Priest: fell asleep in Jesus, July, 1904.” Included amongst the flowers which were lowered with the coffin was a most ...
... absnrditiee the plot keep andienee highly amused from beginning end. Mias Hughes KM»su as . Saucers,” the cockney flower girl A Bit Old Chelsea” is well known, and playgoers era exceptionally fortunate in having the opportunity of seeing Mira Hughes two ...
... lines, and flowers, and painted in green with iated Pall borders and festoons, a choice example ex- hibited at Art Exhibition, Derby, 1870, 3 4 10s. ; a Bristol fluted cup saucer, inte in e. green flowers in festoons, and a Der' Chelsea cup and saucer ...
... shee challenge cup for the best lambs in tho show, this great disti inction falli to Mr. James Flower, the well-known a: lar Wiltshire breeder of Ham; The honour has fallen to the Southdowns, and Mr. Flower To four years in succession reserved for the ...
... one mually amoc.ate. with June. The Question then la how weather ,111 Have aga.nat the auooem of the Show trom tho point mtteodanee. The of the Show ground the Ea« Common „ BHOt aceetaiblo fr.mi Bournemouth Ccn,ral statk»n. being within ten m.outcs walking ...
... Irak Church Missions, collections were taken in nid of tknt •oaotr, In JU. Tkoco was n flower ier. rion tho afternoon, conducted tho Vicar Inrttn collection of flower, lent, and despatched aftirwnrda tbs London Honpitnla. Tab BtLI. EIMOnKB.-On Frida, in ...