... FLOWER SHOW AT COISWICK. I When the Horticultural Society of London was founded, fifty- three years ago, in the house of Mr. Hatchard, the eminent bookseller, in Piccadilly, it was resolved that the objects of the new association should be to collect ...

... FLOWER SHOW IN THE EOTANIC GAR DENS. The second spsirig exhibition of the Royal p Botanic Society proved no le.ss ?? thall the firbt O in fact, the attendauce yosterday appeared to be south larger thass on the formner occasion. 'Though there was shi an ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER MHOW. The last flower and fruit show of the season commenced on Wed- nesday, and, notwithstanding the advanced period of the year, the beauty of the weather attracted a very numerons and fashionable company. This was the first autumnal ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER I ~~SHOW. The love of flowers is a natural offering of praise to the Dity-i Is barn in our very nature-it resides in every breast-it reigns from the palace to the lowely cot-from the costly structure of glass, or well arranged ...

... pleasant wilderness of herbs and flowers with grateful hearts and general consent, . that their successors and posterity may nover forget their common benefactOr.' Change after change has, since then, passed over old Chelsea; genera- tion after generation ...

... Sunday organ recitals, there have been held several flower shows, a dog show, a cat sho)w, an apprentices' exhibition, a wvorkmen's exhibition, a coopers' exhibition , a po )ltry show, a donkey and pony show, a ...

... Sunday organ recitals, there have been held several flower shows, a dog snow, a cat show, an apprentices' exhibition, a workmen's exhibition, a coopers' exhibition, a poultry show, a donkey and pony show, a series of treats and ...

... FROM CHELSEA TO MAIDA VALE ANOTHER SUNDAY. SPENT IN STUDIOS. Val Prinsep appears to be the only eminent artist who has had crowded show days this year ; some have closed their doors altogether. But Holland Park-road was crowded all day on both Sundays ...

... GARDEN FETE AT CHELSEA I HiOSPITAL, ROYALTY AND THE VETERANS. Just now~ the well- kept gronumls on the river side of Chelsea, Hosptrilb are icrokiug at the~ir be-et. The Iflower beds, bright with the full glory of summer bloom, form a obcurming framnework ...

... FORTUNES IN FLOWERS fnlL => . - _ . I . ~ J. J-,%J T XX J,.LkAJ That Bloom in the Spring. id A Dutch Picture. h~e The Dutch growers still maintain their tradi- he tional einience as the champion hyacinth rearers he of the world. There is something in ...

... building and the river is pretty, that enclosed as the Terrace sumptuously so, gradually elevated in parterres, and profuse in flowers. The south-eastern part, known as the Ranelagh Gardens, is, however, the most interesting, being skilfully planned by one ...

... plan, and X ould form a beautiful and imposing entrance to the park from the river. lrosi the - Chelsea Embankment opj)Poite, Li sl clL; JL -ls -}z the Chelsea Embankment opposite there being nothing near to dwarf it, the effect would be very good, and a ...