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... SINGULAR RUNAWAY MARRIAGE. THE EFFECTS ARE PERMANENT. At Wandsworth Police Court Fitzroy George Radermacher, of Tadema Road, Chelsea, appeared to A WONDERFUL STATEMENT, ROWING THAT THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS answer a summons at the instance of his wife, Annie ...
... Cii F. Service Commissioner. St Mr. Gladstone attended a distribution of acprizes yesterday. in connection with a bazaar, flower show, and fete which were opened by Lady Constance Grosvenor, at - JaardeU, in aid of a fund for rebuildingi the local Institute ...
... ROYAL SOCIETY OF HORTICULTURE AND AURICULTUIVE. The first grand dahlia show of the siason was held on Saturdav in the rooms of thc society, at thc Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. The show, comprisiug numerous spe- cimens not oily of dahlias, but also n great ...
... and other flower shows, were on Thursday last disposed of at public auction by Mr. S. R. Force. Mr. Lawless decided on taking this step in consequence of the illness of his gardener, the labour entailed in maintaining such a collection in show oondition ...
... CBYSTAL PALACE. The autumn show of flowers and fruit at the Crystal Palace was opened yesterday at noon, and during the remainder of the day attracted the notice of an un- usually large number of visitors. The show, although not larger than common, presents ...
... ; the factor;es at Chelsea and Strat- ?? a little earlier. Chelsea and Bnw exercise all important influence over Derby were. The second Derby period dates from 1769 to 1781 In1 1769 Duesbury appears to have purchased the Chelsea works, which had attained ...
... data P he the authors show that the earliest mark connected with the fr. elder Duesbury is the well-lnmwn anchor conjoined with od a capital italic D, invariably in gold, adopted by hill on his ey purchase, in 1769, of the Chelsea works, which he carried ...
... fine show of cut roses, picotees, carnatious, &c. Gold medals for miscellaneous groups of flowers were awarded to Messrs. J. Veitch and Sons, Chelsea; Mr. John Wills, South Kensington; Messrs. J. and C. Lee, Hammersmith; Mr. J. W. Winsett, Chelsea; Messrs ...
... GREAT FLOWER SHOW. The Crystal Palace might be allowed even by a United States man to be the sort of place where everything should be done on a large scale, and on Saturday last greatness was characteristic of all the proceedings. There was a flower show ...
... spring flowers, forced, distinct kinds (open), Messrs. J. and J. Fraser, Lea-bridge-road Nurseries, Layton, 21. Class 13. Twelve greenhouse plants in flower, not forced, distinct (open), Messrs. J. Veitch and Son, Royal Exotic Nursery, Chelsea, 21. Class ...
... colours, 61. 10s. Apair of Chelsea cups and saucers, painted with landscapes and buildings in green, 56. 6.-Johusom. A pair of Chelsea vases, 1asks and flowers in relief, in coLours, painted with butterflies, and covers surmuanted with birds, 27k gui ...
... Manchester kindly assisted, Forty cottagers exhibited plants and flowers at this show; and by referring to the Suggested Arrangements for this year, it will be seen that a similar show is proposed to be held in the month of August. The Council have ...