... was mado Viceroy in order to carry out Lord Salisbury's policy. Lady Mitford yesterday distributed the prizes at the Chelsea Flower Show, which was held ou tho beautiful lawn of the Rectory. Many of the most beautiful specimens exhibited were grown in win- ...

... contrive a good show of primroses in honour of their patron saint. The result could ttot be termed overwhelmingly success- ful even by the most enthusiastic Jingo. The fair flower of spring was Worn chiefly by ladies, who use the flower Diore as a becoming ...

... delightful place we spent five hours, where, •besides the unrivalled attractions of the grounds, was being held a fruit and flower show, the spe- cimens being of the finest and most diversified description. Returned to Londan about 5 p.m., dined, and then ...

... Williams's collection there occurs a fine Sfevres plate, rose du Barri flowers, etc., from the Radnor collection. Of Chelsea ware there are a number of specimens. The manufacture of Chelsea porcelain became one of importanoe in 1745, and when the works were ...

... J. Bird shows some Wedgewood ware, Lady Clive a collection of cups and saucers, and Mr. Drane exhibits some illustrations of the forgeries which are committed at the expense of diUetanti by some clever imitations of Cappo di Monte and Chelsea ware. Another ...

... Haverfordwest Horticultural Show was held on Thurs- day. From the fact alone that there were 300 mora entries for competition than last year, it may be in- ferred that the Society is in public favour. On the same day, a flower show was held at Pontypoo!. Thera ...

... 10 some admirable batting by Lord Chelsea. Foley, Coventry, aud Brand. the Etonians beaded their opponents by lu4, and, going in a second time, Harrow lost three wickets for 84. A. C. McLaren aud Watson again showed the best cricket. From the following ...

... done in shell-like volutes, and other harle- quin sets of spoons and forks in Japanese style show a spray of flowers, a bird, a bee, a convolvu- lus, hive and flower, bars, or fan done in niello on satin finish, gold ground, each spoon or fork differing in ...

... and potted tbsy look pretty in the windows. They will flower much better treated in this manner than by starting dry bulbs earlier. The same course may be taken for daffodils, and other flowering bulba can be planted out again, and no harm done. Some ...

... (secretary of the Congregational Union of Wales), in Lho chair. A financial statement, read by the secretary (Mr W. Williams), showed that the church, which consisted of about 320 members, mostly young people from the Principality, had contributed during the ...

... and Honey Flower. Favor Rfrjai cantered in front of King Schoeneus Typhon and Honey Flower. Favor Rfrjai cantered in front of King Schoeneus and Honey Flower, with Typhon last, and so they ran until haj(: niiie from home, when Honey Flower went on second ...

... received from the different ot IOwns and districts in South Wales show that Lord w Beaconsfield', memory wae done homage to and he respected by a. profuse display of his favourite at flower. bt r' 1 ...