... farm. Successful Exhibitor. Mr. C. Turner, of the Royal Nurseries, Slough, was a successful exhibitor of roses at the Chelsea Flower Show this week, and gained medals. Tho New Rector of Denham. The P.ev. G. C. Battiscombe has accepted the Rectorship of the ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT OLD WINDSOR. of a rain which hn the in ct Od Windsor Horticultural was in every way @ success. Thanks in the to Lady Murray, and in the second to Lord Che Chelsea, who has for a short the show took eee usual a of aie graced the proceedings ...

... THE FLOWER DISPLAY, The horticultural display promises to be by far the best yet held in connection with the above Society's shows, and will be, no doubt, a centre of attraction. The Show will be accommodated in a monster tent erected to the left of the ...

... OXFORD DAHLIA SHOW Oxford Grand Dahlia Show was held on Wednesday last, at the Oxford. The show of flowers was very large, and the prizes, were awarded as follow : Sweepstakes, for 30 Blooms, open to all England.—Messrs. Brown. Slough. 24 Blooms, open ...

... St. Matthew vi. 25.34. The special hymns sung were, Heavenly Father, in the spring, flowers in our hands we brine, Our Maxtor bath a garden, which fair flowere adorn, Daily, daily sing the praises, of the city God bath tactic. The closing hymn ...

... FATAL FIRE AT CHELSEA.—FIVE LIVES LOST. On Tuesday morni: shortl; ly after 2 o'clock, the policeman on duty discovered that a house in Pavilion- Sloane was on fire. It was an tenement, let off to several families. The lower part was occapi Mr. Greene ...

... CHILDRESS' FLOWER SERVICE. A children's flower service held in the after• noon, the Sund School scholars being invited to bring flower.- The body of the church was occupied by the children, and the galleries by the adult congregation. Special hymns were ...

... flower, and the best of the tea-roses, Maréchal Neil. The ts constituted a fine show, the most no- ticeable ing lilies of the valley, amaryllide, and ferns. Amony the curions and rare were the Nidularium Pinelii, a pine-shaped plant, with centre leaves ...

... must not overlook the chief flower.. The premier bloom (Japanese variety) in the show was that exhibited by Mr. T a er .g ry i , gardener to Mr. Schott, Penny Hill, Bagaltot, it being • grand specimen of the Madame Carnet flower, and gained the National ...

... GRAND DARLIA SHOW AND HORTICULTURAL FETE AT CHISWICK. It would difficult to imagine how the culture of that favourite flower (the dahlia) could arrive at a urea'er degree of perfection than it has already attained, if the splendid samples which are presented ...

... Holloway, London, showed a remarkably fine group of a similar character. These growers a new carnation named Uriah gide-saddle” plant, a very nice Cyprepediam Dracenia All an Indian shot flower, Cattleya Gis @ very Sine plact ; & flower—Bur- Odontogiossum ...

... travelled so great a distance. The flowers were placed in stands of twelve and twenty-four blooms, and it was admitted by the most experienced growers that there had never been vitneated inch rich collection of flowers, nor such splendid specimens. The ...