... Countess of Leitrim, Lady Smiley, the Hon. Lady Cecil Bingham, Lady Beatrix Wilkinson, were aniong those present at the Chelsea Flower Show on Wednesday last. Viscountess Astor was also there with two of her children, and Admiral Sims came •with Mrs. Sims ...

... for the roniniissioners of Inland Revenue, the re spondents. Proceeding. Royalty. at Flower Shea—The King and Queen to-do« visited the Chelsea Flower Show, the spring show of the Royal Horticultural Society. Daring tour of the exhibits their ...

... bereavement. The Queen of Spain, who arrived recently in London to attend the obsequies of favourite brother, was at the Chelsea Flower Show last week, looking very bright and _ handsome, and described by a lady visitor wearing an ankle-length dress soft black ...

... Pre•War Political Meeting Recalled. The Chelsea Show. which is running Saturday, makes the week peculiarly one for sower growers who are met ea every hand, writes one London correspondent. One of the greate,n flower lovers. S,r Jeremiah Colman, also been ...

... pinches will make the plant grow short and bushy. If buds show at the tips of the shoots in early summer, they should be pinched out —unless early blooms are required—the object being to have flowers in autumn nad a glorious mass of colour right up to' Christmas ...

... travelling conquered. My young heart show, and got some idea was taken captive. I scraped my pocket money together, and I sent ing a married man? That declaration, of the difficulties of playing soulful traher flowers, and one evening, at the Dis- dramatically ...

... -this country is still on exhibition? The plant, one of the small yellow flowered variety, was reared at: the famous Chelsea Botanic Garden in 17t4, and though it died after flowering only once, the gardener contrived to preserve some of the blossoms. One ...

... gentry of the West of Ireland. Later he made one of an artistic set in both London and Paris. He picked up the jargon of Chelsea, the Cockney turns of speech used by his landlady in her grumbles, the catchwords of the early Gaelic movement in Ireland ...

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... ash the a result of the edict of the quiet, Gnd Dragc ocke. were witN and nesses. No whiskered man in the chair , who looks flowers and n either il tears nor smiles like a fat Napoleon 111. bad a part in the ceremony. After it Across from the desk is an ...

... Argentine Republic. A representative should be appointed ' , t ma a pti..tal arappei, by ni l ltic; for we've taken a flat in Chelsea and out delay,. and in nicking appointment with.• tibh. awl. on& txre about stoney . And as fur Roger, qualifications should ...

... it, the world couldnt show emotion and chew gum at the seine tiii.e. It is the best preventive of emotion as pet devised. Should a voting man wish to ask a tertii In rhoirric papa for the hand of his 41;o:Ighler witiwoUt showing fear and grovel rug all ...