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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... CBYSTAL PALACE. The autumn show of flowers and fruit at the Crystal Palace was opened yesterday at noon, and during the remainder of the day attracted the notice of an un- usually large number of visitors. The show, although not larger than common, presents ...
... fine show of cut roses, picotees, carnatious, &c. Gold medals for miscellaneous groups of flowers were awarded to Messrs. J. Veitch and Sons, Chelsea; Mr. John Wills, South Kensington; Messrs. J. and C. Lee, Hammersmith; Mr. J. W. Winsett, Chelsea; Messrs ...
... spring flowers, forced, distinct kinds (open), Messrs. J. and J. Fraser, Lea-bridge-road Nurseries, Layton, 21. Class 13. Twelve greenhouse plants in flower, not forced, distinct (open), Messrs. J. Veitch and Son, Royal Exotic Nursery, Chelsea, 21. Class ...
... colours, 61. 10s. Apair of Chelsea cups and saucers, painted with landscapes and buildings in green, 56. 6.-Johusom. A pair of Chelsea vases, 1asks and flowers in relief, in coLours, painted with butterflies, and covers surmuanted with birds, 27k gui ...
... of flowers of the above society was held yesterday, the society's gardens, Itegent'spark. Although the weather throughout the day was somewhat threatening, the rain held off, and very large number of visitors attended. The exhibition of flowers itself ...
... third great flower show of the Royal Horti- cultural Society was held yesterday in the conservatory and arcades of the garden, and also in pavilions in front. The weather was unusually favourable, and the company numerous and fashionable. The show consisted ...
... HORTICULTUJRAL FETE. the' .cor Moore should have been alive to be the hitta- riographer, and the poet of the flower shows of the present M., day. Flowers by him were always looked upon as natural z produetionfl, destined to figure in fetes. Wordsworth's WE ...
... Bronze ceaso ertificates were al awerdled to Meassrs. Collina Beos. and Gabviql, Waterloo-road, for out flowers ; to Nessrs. Wetoir end Sons, Chelsea, andt to Mr. B. S. Wihlisas of Ufloliway. Mr. Waterer's3 rbododendrone, wbhiehavo been oh;;flew in the ...
... of choice orchids, roses, &c. Messrs. Veitoh and Sons, of Chelsea, Messrs. Rollisson and Son, of Tooting, Mr. Charles Tar- nor, of Slough, Mr. B. S. Williams, of Hollo- way, Mr. Bull, of Chelsea, Messrs. Osborn and Sons, of Fullian, Maessrs. Paul and Son ...
... Chriety, of Ileaworib, makes a highly creditable show w ith sixi roses of distinct kinds in pots, w~hich have slndafitpie. Nor onghat the excellent exhibits of the sme dnd eut v Messrs. Veitohi and Sonis, of Chelsea, toe sae kindlosent Ls usuali they do not ...