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... occasion on which France has blown trumpet !—The Bvstander this week. » Carved on the back of a. garden seat tht, Chelsea Flower Show are these lines: The kiss the sun for pardon. The song the birds for mirth; One is nearer God's heart in garden Than ...
... SELF COLOURED CROCKERY WARE lliia week are showing Special Window this Crockery treated new colours, nanieiv_ Pink, Lilac, and a mottled l,in White among the article l are Flower Spills and Pots, flower 'fh' oin Ware, l iindlesticKs, a'(l and 1 > -Morning ...
... nearly half a century ' England held its last International Show Park, and though others have been held I the Continent in the interval, nothing on quite I such ambitious lines as the show at Chelsea has ! I ever before been attempted in any country. j ...
... solo proprietor, on March 31st, the firm of William Bull and Sons, of Chelsea, will cease to exist, it is not pro}x>sed to dispose 01 the goodwill For years the firm's annual show of orchids attracted numerous visitors Mr Bull devoted himself to the ...
... he made many friends in East Hull during his two campaigns. The ewhscriptions were limited to £1 1x The subscription sheets show an exceptional number of threepences and sixpence, a feature of the fund which will be pleasing to Mr Montefiore, who will ...
... countries to show that we are suffering from a ma-lady of civilisation rather than from peculiar to cur own conditions. —The 'limes ' to-day. The Hon Mrs Guy Wilson having been Attacked influenza was unable to open the Tramwaymen s Hyacinth Show last evening ...
... Newspaper Film :—The King concludes hi# visit to Aldershot and attends Church Parade, and visits the Greatest Flower Show in the Worid at Chelsea. Super-Dreadnought: Launch the Kongo Barrowin-Furness. And the usual full programme. WM. MORTON, Managing Director ...
... mischievous Bov Blue (Miss A. Rodgerson) who steals the lamb, were no doubt made easier after the fall of the curtain W ell, each showed the right blend of training and uatural endowment —a proportion which Miss Hicks adjusts but does not spoil. The others here ...
... triumph (as it was called in old days) when the King and Qr.een were rowed in their stato barge from the Tower of London to Chelsea. was on s. memorable ...
... ira-- gardeus Chelsea Hospital this dogs are being asked { show which has been arraj -e-* novel lines. There are largest dog. for the smallest ore. ar.o eves > • ugliest dog, and a prize to a.vhra.a dog which declared baliv popular dog the show. Ar. tion ...
... and Is. The Newspaper Film: —The King concludes his visit Alderehot and Church Parade, and visits the Greatest Flower Show the Would at Chelsea. Super-Dreadnought: Launch ctf the Kongo at Barrowin-Furness. And the usual full programme, including the Travel ...
... passed by since the last. International Horticultural Show was held in this country South Kensington, and the exhibition which is be opened the K>ng towards the end next month, in the grounds Chelsea .Hospital, promises surpass its predecessor in compr ...