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... «ver that ground again. There is the newly published sonnets of Keats. the no question that the views we expressed are Chelsea Flower Show, the Paraffin Habit, the views of tke followers of the club. and we Reform of Colonel dis- anticipate they will have ...
... international horticultural EXHIBITION. MAY 22n» 30th, 1912, At the Royal Hospital Gardens, Chelsea, London. The Largest Flower Show ever held. Over THIRTEEN ACRES OF FLOWERS. The Exhibition will be opened HIS MAJESTY THE KING, at Noon, eu Wednesday, May 22nd ...
... STON FAT STOCK SHOW The annual fat stock show and sale took Place at Boston on Wednesday, and although somewhet smaller than usual some exceed- ingly fine were entered for competi- tion Messrs. Simons, Ingamells, and Young end Son were the auctioneers ...
... NEWS IN BRIEF. Roses, rhododendrons, clematis, fox-»; dahlias, and other flowers were still in • in the gardens of Hampton Court Pala ...
... Atnusement further provided “The Gibson Renfrea seeks quiet resort season but her entrance male that time week’s shows the review of the Chelsea CRUST ALL OVER HER HEAD 46 Gunner-street Kingston Portsmouth Hants Eng— “ little girl eight years old home from ...
... SCR VICK in aid the Blinded and Sailors’ A tie’ s are Tund. great flower show i- h ...
... signs-that the village flower show is destined to disappear. It is to be hoped, however, that the last-named calamity will be spared us. Few things are better cal- culated to brighten and elevate rural life than annual competition in flowers, fruits, and vegetables ...
... den policeman has invented ami patented a btreet pillar-box from nhich Ia elaims letters cannot be stolen. Large supplies of flower 4 have reached Covent Garden from south of France, and. ,vi.det , . which hut been wiling for a basket are obtainable for ...
... fete will be held at Chelsea grounds on Tuesday. ‘ednesday, and Thursday thie week. Many of the from the eociety’s meeting will remain on show. and all the large growers, both profes- stonal and: amateur, have promised gifts of flowers for gale by auction ...
... rington. One fuschia: 1 Mrs. Chapa } _ 2) Stommer oR ~ Window Pan | a Mats: ~ = Cut Flowers, tw. 7s flowers —— 1 Mrs. Mi tee 2h Nosegay Erie Luythe Chiton, W flower : 1 Dai Jelton, 2 Edwin Belt Dahlias: 1 Mrs lil ewton fe Ser > plied by one Boston A} ...
... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. Royal Show at Nottikgham in 1915.—The Council the Royal Agricultural Society, Wednesday, accepted the formal invitation of the Nottingham Corporation to hold their show in Nottingham 1915. Lincoln Fodkdry Tbifs.—The annual Lincoln ...
... (says the Pall Mall Gazette ”) have been more happily set than in that pleasant Chelsea whose flowers Erasmus found so fair when visiting Sir Thomas More Most of Chelsea’s old-time stretches of bloom have long since van-iShefi but gardens are still to ...