... all the Colonies. FOR threedays Chelsea will be the magnet for thousands of horticulturists viewing the greatest and brightest flower MILLION show ever heldthe show of a mil- BLOOMS lion blooms. The King and Queen. ON SHOW with Princess ...

... Horticultural Society for 21 years. exhibited flowers from Bodnant at most of Britain's leading shows. For the first time since he was made president he was unable. through illness, to attend the recent Chelsea Show where over the years he had gained many awards ...

... eve of the show's opening today. That figure was 159,925, and it was indeed a remarkable achievement for this ancient West Country society which came to life in 1777. No other Bath and West Show, or, for that matter, an y agricultural show at all, has ...

... (Manchester United), Silfatt captain (Chelsea): Flowers (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Witt (Birmingham), Edwards (Manchester United): Hooper (West Ham Un.). Also. (Bristol City), Are (Charlton), Haynes (Fulham), Blunstess (Chelsea) Reserves to travel: Messes (Reading) ...

... Gwynne Thomas. of Newport, a former secretary of the , association, and the Chelsea Pensioners. Funeral of N.U.M. president In deference to his last request there were no flowers on the coffin at the funeral at Dlyntaff Crematorium. Pontypridd. on Saturday ...

... of white flowers. intertwined with pearls. and she I carried a bouquet of lilies-of-thevalley and stephanotis. I The bridesmaids were the Misses Louise Phillips and I Adrienne Morley. who were in I white grosgrain gowns with sprays of flowers in their ...

... British Timken, is the promotion of a horse, agricultural and flower show—one of the leading enterprises of the kind in the country. The flower display is now second only to the Chelsea Show. field at Durston, Northampton, where his company ...

... (Blackburn). Bloom field (Arsenal), Hitchens (Cardiff City), Haynes (rapt.) (Fulham). Blunstone (Chelsea). Reserves to travel: Hopkinson (Bolton). Flowers (Wolves), Jeffrey (Doncaster). Hitchens has fully earned this his first major honour. Last season ...

... of the fighting displaw of - which they are c..pable. they would be preparing to entertain Llairlly next Saturday. On this showing Tro?dythiw are by no attetdh of the Imagination • good aide, but tiorne sexes mugt be made for the ti ct that mots Welsh amateur ...

... After Mahon had shot wide for , Michael 'Newcastle): Blanch- Ireand. Griffiths put Allchurch: i flower 'Aston Villa). Dickson and the Wel-h inside --'Chelsea). McCourt 'Manchester •\ ard 71131ie luny 30 yard , be-iCityi: Bingham 'Sunderland). delivering ...

... United). Sillett (Chelsea), captain; Flowers (Wolverhampton Wanderers). Smith (Birmingham 'City). Edwards Manchester United); Hooper (West Ham United). Atyco (Bristol City). Ikvre (Charlton Athletic). Haynes. (Fulham). Blunstone (Chelsea)' Reserve to travel ...

... does not please me one bit to And that my points were forcibly (too forcibly, in fact) thrust home by the oft-times pathetic show of the team. NOT A CHEER The large crowd who packed the ground had my sympathy. This was their only taste of international ...