... H Bowles, 3 Fltzwllliamn, G Mangles, R D Stansfield, W Bowles, Aden Flestwood,SirP Merjorlbanks, Stanton, W H Bowring, Dr Flower, Sir 3J SStaunton, Sir G I Boyd, J Forster, H Marshall, W Stewart, P M Dridgmars, H Fox, C R Mersland, H Stewart, J Bright ...

... phenomenon, and almost exclusively upon yellow or orange-coloured flowers-such as the sun- flower, poppies, the marigold, and the orange-lily. Two r interesting observations of such luminoas flowers are thus described by Dr. Phipson:- The Swedish naturalist ...

... were very successful. . The collection of plants in bloom and cut flowers was above the average, and in the latter class Mr. Clark s carried away the principal prizes. Fruit was the beat show known for a number of years, ard the prizes were pretty equally ...

... was, ihe said, intended to inaugurate a village fdower show, and Y he was authorised by Mrs. Roaudell to state that it was e hor intention to oiter prizes riot only lor the best fruit d and flowers and vegetables, but also for the best it cultivated and ...

... further exertions to add to tfle attractions of the show, and, judging by the programme, a large slice of last year's surplus money will be required to defray the expenses about to be incurred. The show opens on Friday, tce 3rd of June; and the following ...

... further particular! learned, on application Mr. J. 8. Rob3on, the resident agent, at the Oolliervoflice. topley Lodg»-, who will show the property: or Messrs. W and W. J. WA7 .SON, Solicitors, Barnard Bar card Cartle, Oct, 12,1871. j, „ „. Freehold the Manor ...

... beer, tobacco, fruit, asparaZus, flowers, spiees, cakes, cocoa6, ard boots annj shoes. se SPAIN. 7 MgTTr, Thursday.-In the Congress of Deputies to-day . the Minseer of Finance introduced the Budget, wohich Lr shows a slight surplus of about 17,090 pesetas ...

... s On afterwards be oiititled to be addressed My lram A New e'l.AN is to be tried for paying the out- pesesissic. c of Chelsea Hospital. It is proposed that this dity .sall in future be performed by captains selected from the half-pay list. The experiment ...

... says of. them, By outvoting Mr. Glad- stone they had weakened him and strengthened their. own position; whereas now (having showed that they depend on the Liberals to smooth the way for them at the elections ), whether they take office or not, they ...

... subxseripzian dances given tais week~, - Sit- a c.,rrespondent. one at Prince's Hall, Piccadilly -: .1 -A oi uns for the Chelsea Hospital for W mt-n, 1 aat- nle for the Great Northern Central Hospital, at 1 la strnasan Rooms. Baker-5rreec. suffered c ...

... George's Hospital. It is said that he had lust dr thrown a brickbat at a policeman. A man named th Tyler, living at Newroad, Chelsea, also received thl blows on th head, and was taken to the hospital, kIV as were likewise others whose injuries were of a less ...

... half ordinary prices Also flr»t-rlan lot of FLOWERS, FEATHERS, and TRIMMINGS at Mr#. MANN'S Old-established Millinery Establishment, Central Market. An early and RICHARDSON beg to announce that they are NOW SHOWING NOVELTIES CRY. BONNETS, HATS, MANTLES. SHAWLS ...