... The King and Queen and the Princesses admiring one of the ornamental rock gardens at the Chelsea Flower Show last night. The Royal Family had a preview of the Show, which opened to-day after lapse of eight years. ...

... Queen Shelters In A Pre-Fab The Queen, with Princess Alice and the Earl of Athlone, was among the first visitors at the Chelsea Flower Show prc-view to-day. She wore long coat of slate blue trimmed with grey fox fur, and off-theface straw hat to match. She ...

... *ones of Germany and ready for immediate delivery will be held in New York in September. Wild Flowers, banksias. in perfect condition, arrived at Chelsea Flower Show from Western Australia, sent by the Australian Red Cross. Amateurish. —Chatham magistrates ...

... pi' f ( ashpit. (Contributed oy , man.) I*' ft Dundee W.V.S. are jjflW ft. model a pre- 1 Dundee flower show J v Hall. This model was Chelsea flower show■ 6ecn in Scotland. '• people donate su , ff j te' ll l W.V.S. scheme for bright ...

... of inice. Flower Show Again. Whatever the name Chelsea may - ma> bring to the minds of artiste or footballers, it has only one meaning for thousands of amateur and professional , gardeners—the Chelsea Flower ...

... She smiled and surprised him by saying, Chelsea Flower Show, wasn't it? She then compared the blooms the two shows. It was noted by exhibitors that the Queen showed an obvious delight in the softly-hued ...

... The Queen visited the flower show in the grounds of Chelsea's Royal Hospital. In the photo she i* being shown a formal garden by an exhibitor. ...

... January 17th, 1949, at 22 Carlyle Square, Chelsea, S.W., 3 , William Hoare, aged 69, whose service and friendship have been deeply valued, by Mrs Hugh Campbell for 19 years. Funeral service at St. Luke's, Chelsea, on Friday, January 21st, was followed by ...

... Society staff. FLOWERS at the beginning of life' to the new mother and child: Z,2 FLOWERS for Weddings, andrfor S lver, and Golden Weddings, they awaken sweet memories sigis FLOWERS for sympathy, a sign of respect and comfort to the bereaved FLOWERS always right ...

... convinced that this Association will be able to do that. Proceeds of a sale by auction of bunches of daffodils and other flowers, which followed the speeches went to swell the funds of the Association. Thirty-One Doys In Open Boat DUNBI.ANF. A.-A. GUNNER'S ...

... colourful sights in London at ,lre the window-boxes outside the buildings in Whitehall. fehtf, reds, pinks, and blues give Chelsea show touch to the street. res Ponsible for the display. j t A anipbell, is a Fort-Augustus Scot, IS ne of tbe many jobs he has ...

... stage a public show in the Beach Pavilion it is going to be really good and those who went to Over We Go on Monday, to see the first of its three days' run, were not disappointed.. Sparkling; varied and fast-moving, it was all that a good show should be ...