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... anything in the way of knots and figures with divers colours, but he won't under- stand that a yearlong succession of flowers and flowering shrubs is possible if you'll take a little pains about it. And so the irre- pressible geranium and the coleas and a ...
... 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 ...
... of the flower show at Chiswick after its brief suspension, ib an event which will be hailed with consider- able pleasure. The grounds yesterday looked in admirable order, the company was numerous, aristocratic, and fashion- able, and the flowers and fruits ...
... company a ill bo derived fromn the ?? fees to the various shows, which will probablsi comprise, in Wddition to cattle, roots, and implements, poultryfrIlit, flowers, &c. The Smithfield cattle-show will be held in the Agricultural ITal for the first time ...
... THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW. I THE GUILDHALL BANQUET. The absurd Show, which for so many years has been held on the Ninth of November, this year lies in the shadow of Unification more markedly than it has ever done before, and the stieet decorations were ...
... 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 ...
... ROYAL SOCIETY OF HORTICULTURE AND AURICULTUIVE. The first grand dahlia show of the siason was held on Saturdav in the rooms of thc society, at thc Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. The show, comprisiug numerous spe- cimens not oily of dahlias, but also n great ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...