... CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. were present at Chelsea the grounds of Chelsea Roehe Royal visitors made a deet the exhibits in each of and in spite of wet weather, Lade a bur of the grounds. CAVE. FRANCE DETERMINED. 'President Says She Must Have What ...

... 'HE KING AND QUEEN AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. THE STAFFORDSHIRE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, 1928. • • • 'NI. k t ' . ..). 4 • I A • V • V . • •.. The Ring and Queen yesterday visited Chelsea Flower Show, which ...

... A delightful snapshot of the King and Queen at the Chelsea Flower Show. Their Majesties showed the keenest interest in the exhibits. The King, it is said, likes pure, bright colour in flowers. So-called pastel shades do not appeal to him. ...

... Visitors at Chelsea Flower Show. The King and Queen yesterday visited the Royal Horticultural society's Flower Show at Chelsea, and spent an hour and a half inspect. ing the exhibits. Princess Mary and Viscount ...

... THE KING AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. The King and Queen visited 'an spring show the Royal Horticultural Society at Chelsea this .turning. M.P. AS SHEPHERD Mr. F. 0. Roberts, M.P.. who .Minister of Pensions in the Lst.our Government, had an ...

... view yesterday at the Chelsea Flower Show. Every month Mrs. Bigland has a gathering of friends to show off some portion of her garden. A few days ago several people motored down from London to ace her tulips. I treat my flowers in my own ...

... Hanley show. Their groups are always magnificent. A much larger entry than usual has been received in the flower classes generally. Two important classes have been added to the schedule this year. One is for groups of aquatic plants and flowers, with waterpool ...

... bringing their choicest specimens! proudly forth for the verdict of exp.•• • judges. it is given to a relative few 1 show at Chelsea or Shrewsbury, but friendly rivalry in less exalted competitions makes for a new interest and a rising standard. At Shrewsbury ...

... pottery artists are generally interested in flowers; and, probably, to show the evolution in treatment. Thert. is a very precious piece by Fantin-Latour, who quite a long time ago showed that flowers are flowers and not waxen images; there ...

... Stratfordon Avon. Mr. Gover has been an institution in our midst for many years, and his interest in Freemasonry, and the Flower Show, and most other local affairs, is proverbial. His photographic business has for so long been so well known, that the news ...

... popular. The beauty of the park itself was a source of pleasure, with the foliage freph and green after the recent rain, and the flower beds at their best. On the lake the boats were in service, and the bowling green and tennis courts were occupied by the &voices ...

... of the field. flowerer. the City scored only six goals fewer in their first eleven matches than a season ago, so the rate of prograss is not unduly bad, even if the vital business of goad getting has so tar been more or less • oneman show. I sin constrained ...