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... anJ everywhere. one of the brightest of the many things in this great show. The large tent in which the roses were displayed was drenched with perfume not only from the queen of flowers, but also from the orchids, which were shown in great abundance and ...
... The Gri p shows a form of ~ tartin gof which there are many examples, and Greeks were only presumably the Greeks were only a! Jo,,·ed to catch hold above the waist, not anywhere, as in Lancashire. Except for the importance of the grip the L ancashire ...
... this timely attention is well repaid. Many varieties bloom with such freedom that the plant is soon distressed, unless the flowers arc removed before a seed-j:ocl forms. i\llle. Laurette lV!essimy and Mme. E ugene Resal are illu st rati o n ~ of this, but ...
... but we are always pleased to renew acquaintanceship with this race of flowers. Messrs. George Bunyard and Co. of Maidstone are more famous for their fruit than for hardy flowers, but a charming little display of alpines deserves mention. GENERATION ...
... GARDEN ORNAMENTS Artlftclal Stone. Catalogues, Designs, and Estimates free from T. H. HARRISON & CO.~ 279, King's Road, Chelsea, LONDON, s. W. Telephone : rBl3 Kensington. COUNTRY LIFE. C I SUCCESSFUL GARDENING BASKET. No. K 21 34 . Wore, Note Book, ...
... everybody knows that the show of livestock which it gets up annually is not only the best of its kind in England, hut the hest in the whole world, and whoever has a taste for what is f-inest in agriculture would never like to miss its show. The on ly reason ...
... compete with the delicious apples from over the seas . The exhibition of colonial fruit in the new H orticultural Hall recently showed the good work accomplished in fruit preservation and importation in our colonies, and not the least interesting exhibit was ...
... sculptu re, tile statues of Cilarles 11. at Chelsea and the E oyal Exchange, while that of j alll ~;s 11. ill \\'liitc!Ja 11, if nol actu;tl ly i>y hilll, was cast from SECTION OF THE TO!) OF Tf-IE PA NEL SHOWING DETAIL . 955 decoration in s tone of St. ...
... for the butcher. .-\.t the Tonbridge Fat Stock Show, which was held a week before the Birmingham show, the animals were very much of the same character as those we have mentioned before; and the judges showed the same admirable tendency to choose firm and ...
... Artificial Stone. Catalogues, Designs, and Estimates free from T. H. HARRISON & CO., 279, King's Road, Chelsea, LONDON, .5. W. Bartholomew & Fletcher are now showing in their New Galleries one of the largest Stocks of IN LONDON. Sets of Fine Old HEPPLEWHITE and ...
... seen, however, at the last Paris show of cars in which the rod was placed behind the axle, and the same method was found to be employed on at the Olympia show. asmuch a large number of vehicles at the recent Olympia show. lr asmuch as the front axle is ...
... which she has colkcted nine stories of rare 'fhc very title of her hook shows an imaginative mind (COUNT!(\' LJFJ ...