... aid are very expert, if they work costl ,tly can matke three dollers fifty cents per week. The flowers and wreaths which, uider the name of rtreaceh Flower-work, sell so dear anit are so highly vatued by ourfasheionable ladies, are miostly made h re ...

... otartificial flowers and fruit, says the Garsineir' Xaoyaiite,'is proposed to be held in March next at the., Orystal Palace, when valuable prizes will be awarded to the best specimens of imitative floral art. The clasees will comprise flowers Cwild and, ...

... recovery of Gwalior having been acconm- I ~.panied. with the signal defeat of the rebels. Thle restoration of Soindia will show the native chiefsil re yearadms oniuatb orsm iet China are not quite so favourable. bi The Ccnu-ic'r da Havre announces that ...

... until further notice. At Messrs. Veitch's nursery at Chelsea, the beautiful Clianthus Dampieri, planted out on a piece of rockwork in the open air, is in a most flourishing condition, and produc. ing flower-spikes freely. This plant, treated as a tender annual ...

... ended Feb. 28 showed that the net pro- fits amounted to S122,364. The directos added £:50,000 to the reserve fund, raising it to £80,000, decared a dividend at the rate of 7 per cont. per annum, and carried forward 019,864. Mr. A. Flower, the Chairman ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE,-MONDAY. The show of freth samples from Essex and Kent wan very limited, and the condition materially improved by the latefine weather; but the beat sam ples, though firm, only found a Blow sale ...

... isoERT; at their Mart. K~ing-ohreel, Ceven1t-g-1trden, at neon. ORcHID EXHIBITIO-N AT CHELsEA. -The annual chow ot orchids at Mr, Bull's conservatory, Xhiig'e-road, Chelsea, which is now a recognlised feature of the Leaden season, is thie year liner even ...

... iiliss was sent the Ladies' Collegiate School, Londonderry, and another scholastic tribute was wreath of beautiful white flowers from the scholars King Edward VI. School Louth. laurel wreath, with violets, was sent by the masters and scholars Trowbridge ...

... ds fl to 415. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Wt if Rina ANfl SALTPEI5JE.-No sales reported. )f CoTTon-50Q bales sold, at prices which show a decline of itd. per lb. for the week. B-SAre'OWEsc-80 bales Bengal pert sold, at £6 5e. to £6 7s. Gd. DRUoS.-At auction aloes ...

... Portsmouth on Sanday, te- ports the death of this troublesome female potentate, after the : defeat and degradation of the flower of her army in contest with a belligerent chief in November last. New Hawker was on ed by an interview with Prince Albert ...

... which has attended the Royal Military Exhibition at Chelsea will lead to no less than two other exhibitions in the hospital grounds next year and in 1892. Even -now the organization for the Naval show for next year is avnig, and, with the strengthening ...

... head. DARLINGTON CATTLE. - There was a good show of fat cattle, sheep. 7 lambs, and pigs at the Farmers' Mart, e and of cows at the Corporation Mart E and Market., Lean cattle and store 3 . sheep were small in show. The price of beef was, for best, 7s 9d ...