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... chair. The CIIAIRMiN observed that the present show was held under great difficulttes, bub, though he had attended nal the great horticultural shows of London anl the (Conti nent, he had nevor seen a better show, or one of greater magnitude than the present ...
... BEAUTY SHOW. The winner of the first prize for beauty at the Tutrin is a damsel from Vienna, with the beritih I ezre f Copr.There were twenty-four ehoset com- petitors, forty gretebens from Germatny having been elimnina3ted. 'The dreaend show were most ...
... Tennyson's Flower- ' Once in golden hour ' I cast to earth a seed. r Up there came a flower, The people said a weed. To and fro th*y fvent, Thro' my garden bower, And muttering discontent, Cursed-me and-my flower. But the flower grew tall and ...
... opening ceremony of the Royal Horticultural Society's annual flower show in the Temple Gardens. The Duke of York, who declared the exhibition open, evinced a great interest in the display of flowers, and examined each section carefully, as did also the Dnk-e ...
... prepared by one ofthe most eminent actuaries in the country, isbo told them only the day previous that until they were prepared to show how a soiereign was to be had for nineteen shilhings it was useless to think of less contributions. After further discussion ...
... out. for thie Public Prosecutor will be 6b1-1d now to Ifly at. other game. There wasa very good attendance at the flower anld fruit show held this afternoon at the West-. ?? f~lJ uner heauspices of the loyl HrtiultralSocety Crysanthemums fored he arg ...
... the falt that the show of l1599 Lxat all records point'. to even further progress in the future. With S.000 exhibits of the very best horticultural produce which it is possible to raise in the United Kingdom, the Shroepmhire show is probably not even ...
... Place, Liver. pool; and the fourth, of £3., with £1. added, to be divided between John P. Cheesman, 7, Marlborough Square, Chelsea, and Eadie Nimmo, of 395, Parliamentary Road, Glasgow. They mentioned the essay by John Bruce, of Buchanan Street Glasgow ...
... since 1883, to the living of Ashford, near Staines, Middlesex;, void by the preferment of the Rev. 1. B. Dicillson. In order to show their appreciation of the Duke of Bedford's kindntess in presenting to the town a valuable steam fire-engine, the inhabitants ...
... i2' goeds' Committee on the Stolen Goods Bill ]avc rdcth~teir repOrt, which, with the evidence, will be ie enyerrison, of Chelsea, lis been fined Os. h estminster Police Court, for riding a ;'rLei t Clarki, chamberlain on the Drumlanrig Yr f ?? Buccleuch ...
... ELECTIONS. ?? ?? _ RESULT OF THE CONTEST IN LONDON. The courting of the votes yesterday in the London School Board eation showed an enormously increased poll. The former Board consisted of fifty-five members, of whom thirty-four were Moderates, nineteen ...
... liquida- tionl of chapel debts during the past four years to over £7(s,000, Lord and Lady Iddesleigh visited the annual show of flowers in connection with the Aldenham Street Sunday Schools, St. Panoras, on Saturday. In the course of the proceedings his ...