... displays in the Society's hall , where in peace-time great shows were held every fortnight while the supreme event for all gardening enthusiasts used to be the well-remembered Chelsea Flower Show . Barnwell Manor , Peterborough , January 6 The Duchess of ...

... 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 ...

... exhibition was a happy iasp/ration, and aroused much interest, and the baby show —over thirty infants paraded and right bonny babies they were. Lieut.-Col. of The Bixms, when, dedanug the show open, retailed some of the difficulties he had m desert gardening. ...

... 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 ...

... the High Court, London, to-day, a widow, Airs Ethel B. Drew, of Cauldwell House, Bedford, was sued by Mr Klear Demet, of Chelsea Cloisters, Sloane Avenue, London, S.W., for £585 under an alleged agreement to employ hiii% her secretary. Mr Elliot Gorst ...

... air raids with the ‘Revenge’ sailing out” which shows shattered houses in t-he foreground with the warship departing for its battle rendezvous Equally eloquent are pictures like Frances M'Donald’s “Chelsea Old Church” An empty space occupied the site of ...