... THE HORSE SHOW. The visitors again trooped yesterday into the h Agricultural-ball in numbers that ought to satisfy the most sanguine member of the company, and, as on the previous day, there was not a five shilling seat to be had at three o'clock. There ...

... exoniensis, now in blos- r sam in this garden, is believed tx show the finest infloresence yet produced-the flower spike being nearly eghteen hes 1n height, and baring six magnificent flower. k The Lords of the . Tzeasury have appoited i Mr. George Ohew ...

... THIF? DAIRY SHOW. The live-stock classes at the dairy show aro almost without exception very good,bat though the exhibition, at Islington comprises some very exoel- lent specimens of butter and cheese, most of these latter come from beyond the Channel ...

... ROYAL IOIITXCUT13TUAL SocxETY's Snow.- The severity of the wreather had itt effect upon the ex- hiihitioun of fruit and flowers which the lloyal Horticul- tural Society held in the Drill Hall. James-street, Westminister. yesterday. Neovertheless there ...

... A N OLYMPIAN RORSE SHOW. ] A great horss show, promoted by the English (1o, Horse Show Society, was opened yesterday at Lo Olympia, and will continue till Tuesday night da next. Nominally open fromn ten in the morning to to ten at night, there is a break ...

... GRAND NATllOYAL DAIiA. SHOW. ST- JAMfES'S HALL. This show, open to all exhibitors, was inaugurated yester- day at this Hall, when no less than eighty growers, from every county in Eugland, exhibited, andd at least 200 vari- ties of the dahlia were shown ...

... exhibitions with dog shows, horse shows, cattle shows, and flower shows, was inaugurated. What next, and next? To what base uses1 will our home of the arts and sciences be next applied? To-day we have the glorious melodies of Handel or of ...

... THE JUBILEE .,SHOW. 0 GREAT MILITARY DISPLAY. AN ANARCHIST ARRESTED. RIOTING IN IRELAND. SCENES IN LONDON STREETS. A ROYAL SNUB TO ?? ?? ?? e On Tnesday the Diamond Jubilce procession took p!ana in very tine weather. the route being from Buck- invham ...

... a purple crimson, with large flowers; n Currieanum, a rosy lilac, large flower, late and fine; e and Nero a dark rosy purple. Roseull superbum, and rosea grandiflora, supply a charming class of bright rose- a pink flowers, with lively green foliage ; ...

... visited the show in Baker-street in 1844, and again in 1850. The Royal visit in 1844 is the first occasion of an agricultural show being attended by the Sovereign. It was not the first time, however, that Royalty took an interest in the club shows. George ...

... Royal Horticultural Society. Oa Wednesday the Society held their first Flower Show of the year in their beautiful gardens at South Kensington. Although the Prince of Wales's Levee had the effect of diminishing the number of visitors, the attendance, ...

... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. I The first grand flower show of the season took place yesterday at the society's gardens, when, notwith- standing the rain, which seems to have vowed a vendetta against flower shows in general, the tents were densely thronged ...