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... London and Edinburgh . As always , the Chelsea Flower Show provides a gorgeous spectacle . In these bleak days , so much colour and loveliness—and none of it for export only—is almost dazzling . At this second Chelsea Show since the war the ...
... goals to be achieved in further education , whether in county , college , industry , or during leisure time . Chelsea Flower Show Chelsea Flower Show , which opens on Tuesday , is expected to be slightly larger ...
... events . Art exhibitions and performances of music and pageantry have been arranged to synchronise with the Chelsea Flower Show next week . Chelsea has been famous for many things—its manor house , its college , its botanic garden , its hospital with the ...
... ROYAL VISITORS AT FLOWER-SHOW W m * isPi feMiyiii 4 HjF ml I xm . JHIWi 'M>*?> mM f A ' & . i ^ . ' . £ The King and Queen inspecting a rod Horticultural Society ' s show in the grounc ¥ **^ ' * - S s 2 H¦ flit * . ki « ,, Js'W * m j * • ft garden during ...
... con-' ditions at the Chelsea Show London this week reminded me forcibly of the kind of dirty trick the weather clerk played on the Exhibition Show in 1938 when we were almost washed out Certainly it was the worst since 1939 when Chelsea had a bad time with ...
... 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 ...
... forward and made the offer to supply flowers and plants. Following Anne and Webster’s departure came the surprise of the evening, when the French and Danish swimming champions were introduced. Since the musical side of the show was of a musical nature, it was ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... superintendent of Craigrnillav School . Mr Stone served on the library ' s committee for many years . Chols / tn Flniver Show Chelsea Flower Show—to-day was the last day of splendours , a trifle wilted , in fragrant , crowded tents—seems never to have attracted ...
... The Royal Hospital at Chelsea had a claim to the statue as-a twin to that —also by Gibbons—of Charles II which stands in the Hospital grounds and which is decorated on May 29 each year in a ceremony known irreverently by the Chelsea Pensioners as Charlie ...
... lath-like e ' . £ - - -r . re of Wenda Rogers in an attractive ' New Look 1 dress . 7 • . ¦ President . Sir Alfred Munnings . shows ;' :. * :.: ' •; quota of six , which include a frigid G' . rcicn in Winter and a very jolly rii :.:: r . ;; of two lively ...