... essential than flowers to a flower show are the whispering breezes and rippling sunshine, which make a luxury of the lounge through green glades in their nillinery. These are the ideal conditions. The actual ones yester. day were-a rheumatic northerly blast ...

... wonderful a show without incurritig the charge of exaggeration; but we may nevertholess venture to assert, on the well authenticated basis of facts and figures, that the now plants alone would form an array of greater extent than an ordinary flower show ; and ...

... I Va TO THU ROSR SROW, I :is Tesurd aftarison Meunramer Show of Mthe b Royal Mordioultl Book wa hed in thbeasa- Is- tiful grounds ead to the residence of Sir 'L Edward Cecil Guinnese, and was largely attended. s ko display ef reses was really ?? for the ...

... II- TWE HEORSE SHOW. I _ , . _ ?? THIRD DAY. The good weather which favoured the opening Jaya stiU continued yesterday, and under the: most brilliant auspices the Rore Silo was car- tied on. The attendance showed a m.aterial in- :rease even on thenumbers ...

... Coenteas of Enniskillen, Viscount Combermere, Lord Chelsea, Hon. H. Bourke, Admairal Hon. ICarpenter, Sir George Wombwell, Sir Jacob Wil- son, Sir Charles Hartopp, Lord and Lady Long- ford, Mr. Cyril Flower, Colonel Paget, Lady H. ffemdey, Lady Berkeiey Paget ...

... THE H HORSE SHOW. I _ _ OPENING DAY. CROWDED ATTENDANCE. VICEREGAL VISIT. THE EXHIBITS. BOUND THE GALLERY. THE PRIZE LIST. THE VISITORS. Yesterday the twenty-ninth annual Horse ?? Show under the auspices of the Royal Dublin Society was opened at Balls- ...

... IROALDJBLIN SOCIETY'S SPRING SHOW. INCREASED ENTRIES AND ~A LARGE ITTENDANCE. THE ROYAL VIBiT. PRIZE LIST. Under circumstances of the most remarkable pleasure and satisfaction to everyone con- ceroed there opened yesterday the Spring Show of the Royal Dublin Society ...

... submitted documents with reference thereto, arrangements were made with regard to the forthcoming Spring Show-fixed for Thursday, April 26th-and the other shows of the year. Some other matters having been disposed of, the attention of the members of the committee ...

... pinches will make the plant grow short and bushy. If buds show at the tips of the shoots in early summer, they should be pinched out —unless early blooms are required—the object being to have flowers in autumn nad a glorious mass of colour right up to' Christmas ...

... there will be an excited crowd seeking to purchase these relics. 'he deal chair upon which Lady Proudheart sat at some flower show, giving a look of recognition to her female friends and remarking when they passed upon their bonnets, may sell at a sacri6ce ...

... was a rose show at the Horticultural, and the girls had coahe in their scores and their hundreds till they hedged round the roses with a living wall of loveliness, and made it hard even for the connoisseur to keep his gaze fxed on the flowers he had come ...

... art workmanship, table spoons, forks, tea, salt, and des- sert spoons, soup ladles, waiters, a magnificent salver, fruit and flower stands, oval dishes, toast racks, cruet stands, &c., and an exquisitely finished card case. The following inscription is engraved ...