... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Thames Embankment to the south, and from HackneY ]Downs and Newington Common to Wormwood Scrubs and the Chelsea Enibankment. He also finds the flowers for the Southwark Park, about w;iclh we nmay have a word to say in another article. ...

... 9) when we continue- our inspection of the Hyde Park flowers. The starting-place was the circular hollow near Grosvenor Gate, which in maps of a century ago is marked as the reservoir of the Chelsea waterworks. Now, however, both reservoir and engine-house ...

... WHAI.T (AN WE SHOW YOU? THERE is a certain romance about the notion of presents from Italy, and particularly from Venice, which is not without its fascination even in these matter-of-fact days, when crowds of Cook's tourists make themselves at home on ...

... GREAT FLOWER SHOW. The Crystal Palace might be allowed even by a United States man to be the sort of place where everything should be done on a large scale, and on Saturday last greatness was characteristic of all the proceedings. There was a flower show ...

... TO-MORROW. TO-DAY. Brewvers' Exhibition. Upper Chelsea Institute-Mr. J. F. B. Firth en London Government Reform, at Parish Hall Pavilion-rca8, 8. Royal Horticultural Society-MIeeting of Fruit and Flower Committee. Gladstone Ball, Cubitlt Town-Mr. T. Lough ...

... the flower-seller's basket is packed with red and creamy bunches of the cbrysanth, and over innumerable ' button holes of the same flower small sprays of maiden-hair fern throw their graceful green veil. For a regular beauty show of the flower, however ...

... Mr. Rubinstein will also suggest the erection ot a large floral hall, to serve as a winter-garden, where exhibitions, flower 'shows, receptions, and musical Dromenades can be held in all seasons. There is uotlhiug very revolutionary in these proposit ...