... Prince's a Gardens now stand, which are nominally held t by the tenants from Mr Freake, the millionaire c builder who contested Chelsea some few years c s ago. On the other side of the HorticultuAla Gardens-that is, on the west-the whole s e of the property ...

... *uLTuHAL Socisrr.-The directors of this society have, through the courtesy of Colonel Carter and officers, secured for their flower show of Wednesday first the services of the fine band of the 63d Regiment (West Suffolk), under their able conductor, Mr. George ...

... wearing pretty gowns of white-flowered satin, bordered and trimmed with brown mink fur, the fur crossing the bodices diagonally. Their large hats of white felt were trimmed with ostrich plumes,and their bouquets were of white flowers and violets. The bride's ...

... tive criticism the article reminds one of ?? famous slashers, but withal it exhibits more dignity than Macaulay always showed, and it is permeated by a high, patriotic9 aud statesmnalike spirit. OE interest as great in I another direction as an article ...

... The synagogue wfts elaborately decorated with flowers. From the wide galleries, where, according to Jewish custom, the ladies sit separated from the men, hung huge baskets of red, white, and blue flowers; the electroliers were veiled in trailing smilax ...

... could only attribute ti t to the idea that they were frightened at di the way the elections were going or they would A never show such signs of weakness. Then the w Lord-Advocate's amendment was agreed to, as hi was the whole resolution as so amended, with- ...

... L GLASGOW AND Wnsr Or ScOTLAND HOuRTI2UL- TURAL SOCIETY.-It vill 65 seen from advertise- meat that the spring and bulb flower show of this society is to be held in the City Hail to-morrow. 'Tbis exhibition, though generally not so eotensive as the autumn ...

... to-day- l!esses Veitce, of Chelsea; ,Lang, of Forest Prt ansard, of Mardstone ; Watkins, of He~rtio-rrl, and rrany well-known freit growers Weereprerented by magn.1.ificent. dishes of appl1es and pe:ars, whilkie other exhibitors- showed £aulo luseiorih-ookiiie ...

... section Karl Lumboltz rend a paper on the gographY sad resources of Central Queens. p id. Mr Luraholtz, who is also in the flower c;youth has notyet mastered the vocalisation of tfe Eng,,lish language any more than Dr Nansen. lie has lived intimately with ...

... hills, a solitary tree limb, 0 arid a circling scrap of drifting rain- o cloud, showing in its heart an expanse pof brilliant blue sky and piled white cloud. It s, shows, moreover, that the impossible can be at accomplished, for in it is a finely-painted ...

... 'and that, for obvious reasons, no one in the City -wants just yet. THs report of the Delhi and London Bank, issued to-day, shows that this institution has had what must be considered, under present circumstances, a satisfactory six months. A year ago, ...

... 1899 will also be one of real flowers. These will be worn not only as garni- tures of the corsage or skirt, bat also in hats instead of the usual artificial flowers, and florists are undertaking contracts to supply fresh flowers daily for the adornment of ...