... who, le • letter to the writes reluctantly I must ask you to allow word more in this mattes. air Albert 6ray's ewe showing the Chelsea Borough Conseil in the come of four years has d 7 .shenne and adopted Sb' morn; and of the prosiest World's -shame it ...

... HYACINTH SHOW. Christ Church Schools, Chelsea. The 17th annual bulb show of the above took place on Friday, March 12, at the Hall of Remembrance, Floodstreet, Chelsea. Thanks to the keen interest taken in bulb growing by the head teatlicrs— Mr. Glasson ...

... :CHELSEA SCHOOLS AND SPORT. Preemetatisis if Trophies. On Saturday evening at a fancy dress dance for all the school children of Chelsea who are members of the newly-formed sports association. as is. wresting ceremony took at Sloane School in the presentation ...

... window ; boxes, and dahlias required a warm Iframe. If sweet peaa were wanted for showing purposes it was beneficial to concentrate on only one stem. A variety of flowers for cultivation in boxes or in the open ground, was shown by the unique collection ...

... as an inducement to show him favour at Goodwood racecourse on July 28th. Bottom was charged with having made the payment for the purpose of inducing the officers to show him favour. All three were defended by counsel. Mr. John Flowers, for the prosecution ...

... £75 in wedding orders. In the foilownwo quarter £4O takes for wedding bongue s, and the year's reoeipts for wedding flowers alone show an increase of £6OO. It cannot be woiclerel at that leonard's display jear ii wore elaborate ever. and was readered ...

... condemned the practice of some people at the carnival in pinching ' the artificial flowers, for which the committee had to pay, the total for the loan of the artificial flowers being £lB. Comm. Fowell, moving the adoption of the report, referred to the hard ...

... CHELSEA GARDENS GUILD. Gardeners' Happy Temperament. WINDOW BOXES TO BE SUPPLIED. In order to encourage the of flower boxes which can ha used either , for window ail! balconies or areas, Gardens Guild bare arranged to , numbly boxes through M. Thinatisn's ...

... exhibition It was almost Att international beauty show. Japanese with their olive toninlexions mingled with nettle-featured Oresans, Hungarians, and girls from Denmark, Finland, Bulgaria, ho-Mlovakia. ete. The flower of foretzn girlhood was to be men at the ...

... Where on the previous day the grounds were are the boys of the old brigade? still occupied by the Chelsea Flower played by the Royal Artillery Band. Show. They were then formed up facing King There is no more picturesque patch Charles's Beattie and were ...

... CHELSEA ROMANCE. PENSIONER JILRRIES FIA/OD WIDOW. Mr. Thomas Pollard, a 75-years-old Chelsea pensioner, succeeded in his third attempt to marry Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Ann Cole, a Flood-street widow, who is 68, atthe Chelsea Register Office, on Monday ...

... Milllnery. Newest and Choicest of Goods in Untrimmed Millinery. Also Flowers and Trimmings. Great Show of Infants' Millinery, Pelisses, and Frocks. SMITH & EWEN ! 359-361 King's Road, Chelsea. ...