... Seed Pod Worth £30,000. rebind the sale of a single flower, only a few inches high, for over £350 at the recent Chelsea Flower Show, lies a ro• mance of horticulture. The seed pod from which the flower sprang may be worth 130,000. Already ...

... Park yesterday for the 1930 football honours. To say that the game was disappointing is to put it very mildly indeed. Kerry showing superb form were everywhere the masters of Monaghan, who were made to appear as novices and gave a sorry display. Those who ...

... U take back these officers I 5 g Kingdom gervices. S 4 prize Flowers and shrubs: : T ey Trish exhibitors won some,fl‘fi; honours &t the Royal H .’“w ; Society’s Spring Show,‘W’c}l 7t Chelsea yesterday: fl‘fd Messrs. Alex Dickson “nddsg'g Newtownardg, were ...

... six furlongs. Midlothian, Fascicle, and Woodchuck slipped along over live furlongs, as did Light of Love, Redeswater, and Flower Show colt. Watson's Brigliadoro and Alight traversed a mile at a nice speed. as did Blandishment. ON THE RACE COURSE SIDE. w ...

... and this was her first solus show'. Mias Reid, who has already exhibited the Royal Hibernian Aoadetny, former pupil of the Metropolitan School Art, Dublin, where she held scholar- ship. She then studied in Farit Chelsea, and has done a deal of work home ...

... round that, to e of the flower- give you simil ar shapes. Four or , draw round a five pencil-sized circles will corntl!te the wreath, with tches lazy-daisybetween the flowers to sugge.s., ayes. Atenhole stitch, like the flowers Diagram r you can work them ...

... anyglamour over me; butt I love pleasant, cheery breakfasts, with lively friends, dainty lunches, where there are lovely flowers; and nice little teas, given a profusion of toast, hot scones, old-fashioned muffins, and cakes of every kind, accompanied ...

... good and novel idea, enabling one to snatch up gloves, handkerchiefs and shoes in a hurry. Spaniels on Show. An interesting doggy occasion was the show held by the King Charles Spaniel Club. Here I met Mrs. Raymond Matlock. the president of the club, and ...

... Greco gives prom:se of a happy barvest. It shot& minimd us that tie flowers of virtues must not become yel-1 low from lack of water, nor 'sickly from lack of ears. With care the flowers of !love and Midi and hope will grow on earth, blcom in Heaven. The ...

... history of this interest:n. relic is lost.—Mr. Gossip in the Daily Sketch. Inspiration In Art. At a studio party in Chelsea a famous painter sus saying that the bust art in a.l countries Aso come from the inspiration of peasants or their children ...

... 1•,on by a reek; -I- length. 3.S—EGLINTOn STAKES of £200; second £5O, 225. For two-year-olds. 5 furlongs. Mr St Fox's FLOWER SHOW C, by Polyphontes, 8-7 Mr Hornung's Tippets, 8-7 E C Elliott 2 Mr A de Rothschild's Fhrom, 8-4Perryman 3 Mr McKinley's ...

... lowly Birmingham was surprising, and I imagine there were a tremendous amount of coupons knocked over by this result. Then Chelsea, after displaying such fine Con form, were generally expected to twat Liverpool, who, however. drew 2-2. If Port Vale's 3-0 ...