... umbols of white-flowers, 12 feet in cir- The' -cumferuce, and leaves equally enormous from five to this -seven feet wide. In the last number of the Journal nt of the Horticultural Society, Mr. Thomas Moore, P too Curator of the Chelsea Botanic Garden ...

... House, Chelsea, which S d have been prepared for and devoted to tie t ? purposes of the Exhibition. Enormous crowds s g assembled on Wednesday, as is invariably the s h case when there is the smallest chance of obtain- is ing even a peep of a flower on our ...

... mast stick up aggressively. Bright blue u in corni-flowers, or blades of grass, or huttarcupe, and 0P1 Lit other things of the kind which stand up straight, are in quits carry the day over the flowers that droop.la Ig~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? A bonnet trimmed with ...

... exhibited, bloom, flower- spike, and root-a very novel but excellent method. The wild flowers were very tasty as arranged in bouelnets; fifty compeitors staged, and nearly twenty others put up button-hole1. bonqnets f ormed of field flowers. The bou- quets ...

... what these early picotures of o' ?? show. I believe. it is nowr the Ueshioni to o, and admnire these works, bus I must candidly state thit buto th seem to0 me' unlovely. They, are intensely A btinteresting, as showing both what'te~h ical sikill threa In ...

... reception of nurses at Marlborough House 'Was one Of the I'last interesting events of last ;week. Our Royal family constantly show their appreciation of the quality of thrift, which is as valuable nationally as it is to the individual. The er nurses who ...

... involved in making srich a show a suc- cess, but at whatever cost of time and trouble the n ee work is done, and done thoroughly. The cot- a ee tagers' tent is naturally one of the most attractive rers features of such a show. Great strides have been I ...

... COXWELL. at FLowtER Snow.-The annual Flower Show wvas held in at the great barn on Thursday the 19th instaust, and we are the happy to say that the villagers are taking a delight in the sae production of choice flowers and vegetables, atod this yeas the ...

... robbery uponm the person; James Butler, for setting fire to M~essrs. Downing's floor-cloth mar~uthctory in the Kinlg's Road,Chelsea; and Charles, alias David Richardls, forea rape upon sin infane.-Several humidred otlier prisoners were sentenced to t ...

... Argyll, Duke of Beaufort, gre Duches's of, -Sutherland, and the Duke of Devonshire. ant During Prince Albert's visitI to the Flower Show a vary ate; spirited photographic likeness of him, was taken in three 1 seconds by Mr. lligretti, the artist, who has onccsededl ...

... Society's Exhibition of Flowers took place Saturday at their Gardens, Chisevick-between 6000 and 7000 of ranke and beauty of Metropolis present, drawn thither by fineness of weather and rich and varied show of fruit and flowers- the company continued arriving ...

... or~unfavoorable weather in a filnnse. B FRUITLM. o&-aa.: Peanhes against warmi walls lit the on'rt are already P beginning to. show slight sigtns of Inweing ligain, aund wbatever pmiteet n it -ii intended tlo apply should be got reedy for use at otnea. Ordincry ...