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... further with assaulting P.C. by biting him on the left thumb. -Smith was said to have been stopping women going to the Chelsea Flower Show last week, and when taken into custody gave • great deal of trouble, throwing himself to the ground, and kicking out ...
... and a central place of worship of the greatest benefit , A contributor to the Tines, recalling the history of the Chelsea Flower Show from the days when it was held in • garden at South Kensington (now part of the site of Prince Consort road) mentions ...
... HYACINTH SHOW Christ Chelsea. ---- Ti .e 18111 annual belb show, in con tion with Christ Church Schools. Chelsea, took place at the Hall ol Reme mbrance, Flood street. on Friday. No fewer than 800 bulbs had been bought at 3d. each by the children and ...
... CHELSEA GOSSIP. I•• What does the word (laelaww • suggest to you? asks Old Steger in the Evening Woodard. writer proceeds: •• tarlyle—yee. Buns —yes. Pensehners-- certainly. Artists—of course. Flower shows—excellent. And its roots go deeper yet ...
... CHELSEA GOSSIP. knottier straw to show how the local tiou4ing wind is blowing. Mr. G. W. Cadogan- place,Chelsea,chair • man of the Chelsea Housing Association. wrote to the Health Ministry about the local Councils housing scheme, and this is the reply ...
... 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 ...
... like influenza—more catching. (Laughter.) Mr. Stewart added that he had had the pleasure of judging a flower show in Battersea and he hoped Chelsea would be suit. The cultivation of bowers was an educational subject and its _influence far-reaching. Mr ...
... persuaded Mrs. Flower to advance £l,OOO for the purpose of extending the hiring department. Mrs. Flower did mot get her money back, and the prosecution allege that the busisees was not in fact • profitable one, that the trading account showed' a deficit. ...
... existed some form of Chelsea Garden Guild which promoted flower sbows. Mc.. at the Rectory gardens. A splendid example had been set by Christ Church School, which had become affiliated to the London Gardens Guild, and had held a bulb show at the school, q ...
... nominating Mr. Ralph Flower as his warden for the ensumg year. It used to be said that • vicar's warden was more or lease passenger in the boat and that the work was left to the people's warden but that could not apply to Mr. Flower who was no ordinary ...
... the World's Greatest Show and Greatest Shows on arm, This veer he brings us the Po lento Morse from that onsopany, mid the dancing elephants the New York Hippodrome. thee* thee I r Wm. F. BUCKLE &Sons, 395 KING'S ROAD, Chelsea, 5.W.10. World % MmiLl ...
... sod the V.W.O A. for gifts of flowers. fruit, and vegetables, etc., to Messrs. Van den Berghs, Ltd., for gifts of marprine, to the managements of the following theatres and cinemas for their generous support :—Chelsea Palace, His Majesty's . The Century ...