... cause have sent parcels ct 'thing for use tr. needy ITHR Royal Horticultural Society held its first show of the year at Westminster. when many new flowers, grown by I amateur gardeners. were ee-1 Whited ...

... advice and knowledge. He worked eistreisely hard in the management and staging of the monthly flower shows and especially In the annual flower and vegetable shows, where he more than once carried off the Hankelan Royal Horticultural Society's medal. He ...

... A Favoured Isle Hundreds of pawl. attended Bt. Andrew's Church. Chelsea. smelt for • pubitc thanksgiving service for the harvest. which this year had been ao fru , tful. Flowers. fruit. vinetab:es, whc3t anti oats as decorations _ Rev, S. G. Newman pointed ...

... Park showed that Chelsea have plenty of talent on their own books. Dazzling displays by Machln and Bacon, both Inside forwards. were conspicuous features of the game. The first half was uneventful except for a Pompey” goal scored by Wayman. Chelsea's football ...

... And over-decorated. Dust-collecting china flowers were often ' added to show clever workmanship, even when they were out of place and easily broken. CHINA of Dongton Hail was followed by the beautiful Chelsea, and later by Crown Staffordshire, Cauldon ...

... R. V. Pltchforth s M T.B and M.G.B. Practising, Women Strongly Repre»ented Women artists living hn Chelsea are strongly represented. Mrs. F. Lion shows a wellconstructed. meticulous and detailed nlcture of Packing Parcels for Indian Prisoners of War ...

... Speaking in public for the first time alter his unopposed election Member of Parliament lor Chelsea. Major William Philip Sidney, V.C., addressed members of the Chelsea Conservative Club on the eve of his nomination. Major Sidney said had been prepared come ...

... y successful competitor at the leading shows, including Chelsea. In 1912, at the International Exhibi- I tion. he not only won the large gold 'medal for the best group of species land their varieties in the show, but also Baron Bruno Shroder’s silver ...

... particularly successful competitor at the leading shows, including Chelsea. In 1912; at the International Exhibition, he not only won the large gold medal for the best group of species and their varieties In the show, but also Baron Bruno Shroder’s silver cup ...

... film we see the portrayal in gorgeous technicolor, TO•NICNT AND TOMORROW Walham Green Regal and Mtz Chelsea.—Chip Off the Old •leek and The Impostor. Chelsea Gatunont and kted Sen.—Tampico and Demobbed Forum.—Destlnatlon Tokyo and Rookies In Burma. Broadway ...

... 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) ...

... M'Farlane, Doons, Cookstown. for unautiiorir.ed use of petrol in lorry. TO-DAY’S LAW LIST Flower show aids charity result of the small admission rliurge made at the show recently hehl Messrs. S. MMJredy Son. the firm has sent cheque for the RAF Benevolent ...