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... torrent. She was largely responsible for introducing to this country the rock flower Celmesia which is of the mountain daisy species. This she exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show, along with dahlias named after her and much favoured by Queen Mary. Love of ...
... planning developments have been ignored. Ijtlijp From the Royal Garden HEN the King and Queen attend a private view the Chelsea Flower Show on Tuesday, his Majesty will n r °k of exhibitor as well a* spectator. For the first time the history of this brilliant ...
... torrent. She was largely responsible for introducing to this country the rock flower Celmesia which is of the mountain daisy species. This she exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show, along with dahlias named after her and much favoured by Queen Mary. Love of ...
... ROYAL FAMILY AT FLOWER SHOW cess ElizqWu Queen with Pringaret spent ? nd Princess Martihe Chelsea fi° and half at The Roya l £Y er show last night. rock 2aS? made a tour of mai tents ns and the two ...
... to-day—and the most colourful—was in the grounds of the Royal Hospital. Chelsea. Blossoms of every size, shape, and colour competed with each other in this first post-war Chelsea show of the Royal Horticultural Society. But I am willing to wager that these ...
... Centre. Teams:— British Army—Medhurst (West Ham); Winter (Bolton) and Taylor (Wolves); Tenaant (Chelsea), Fenton (West Ham) and Barnes (Arsenal); Kura (Chelsea), Heathcot (Queen’s Park Rangers), Walker (Hearts) (capt.), Welsh (Chariton) and Mullen (Wolves) ...
... with another full-throated roar, came down from the Royal Box past the banks of flowers beneath it to receive the teams. Then the game was on, and within five minutes Chelsea rosettes were heaving ecstatically as their wearers paused breathlessly after ...
... certain set of arbitrarily drawn borough boundaries. Paddington, Ealing and Hampstead have had their fling; Chelsea, with its famous flower show as centre piece, bids fair to outdo them all next week. Through all this un ashamed rejoicing at London's parish ...
... ty 6 was reflected in the the Royal Horticu {0 show at Westminster t ofl entries were the sma * , oo itiP- I* But the Society s to better days, and p ' ? ta 'i3 r f eagerly discussed for U the Chelsea Flower Sho of its kind in the rld ; 1 held at the Royal ...
... hydrangeas, and the show, the officials claim, is the finest in all London. The Home Office has done well, too, with gay coloured tulips, and the Ministry of Health —with its corner site looks chaste and lovely, its windows adorned with flowers of white and ...
... This is where begin to hear about his wife. Elizabeth Blackwell had now to fend for herself and, having a bent for drawing flowers, she bethought herself of compiling a book of herbal specimens for the use of chemists and doctors —a facility which was at ...
... Garden will NOT be Show this W K. A J. CHAMBOHSHUNTER Acknowledgments (Cont.) Family of the late Anthony Stanforth 26 Duthie Terrace, wish to thank all friends and neighbours for the kind expressions sympathy and for beautiful flowers received in their ...