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... his foreman's salary was £l4 a week. O ikil Its. 1. On private view day at the Chelsea Flower Show. Sir Jeremiah Colman, Orchid Grower No. 1, was in great form, showing the King and Queen his beloved bloretti with the aid a a nder. At this place in Gatton ...
... A WORLD FLOWZR SHOW. Our horticulturists are manifesting keen interest in the arrangements now being made for the holding of a great International Flower Show here in May 1912. Royal patronage has been secured for the show, and the Royal Horticultural ...
... time, said Frank Yanlley, when they were bowling through the colourful wreets in the tinted dusk of the May evening towards Chelsea. It does happen like that sometimes, repherl Jennifer, with a demureness that was wholly enchanting. Life has its own way ...
... blin'kerchief and give it a sudden shake, the ring holds the marble in place and prevents it from falling,. The performer can even show both sides of the handkerchief with a quick flourish. Not a sign of the marble will he seen. Some of the stories told about ...
... Mims Grace Watt, 1 Ravensbourne Park Crescent, C,atiOrd, 8.K.6 (Forest Hill 14884 and Mr Martin Melt, 12 Bywater Street, Chelsea, 8.W.3 (Kensington 7950). Silitleraligk—ficholarships to be awarded during 1930 to the sons and daughters of agricultural ...
... rent. Again, in • report given a short time ago Mr R. M. Cocks, surveyor, Chelsea, explains the cause of increased rents. In the ease, he says, of mall houses in Hans Place, Chelsea. which I can recollect as formerly letting at rack rents of from X6O to ...
... brimful of packin -room chatter and amusing scraps of news which brought smiles to the wan face. Towards L'Orme. however, Gladys showed active hostility. He had no business jostling in where he wasn't wanted, she said one night when they sere undressing for ...
... for deliberation as to itecepting the succession, but for taking firmed by the new Lord Advocate only last week, N RIBBONS,FLOWERS, &c., Addreee—STRONSAY HOTEL. acoepts. On the other hand, it is clear is an event of more than ordinary sadness. possetem ...