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... vases and coyers of Oriental s porcelain, black ground, with ruby-coloured borders, $I enamelled with flowers and three large medallions of c flowers and landscapes on white ground, 17in.high, I 2884 15.l. A pair of X-andarin jars an colers enameleda'vith ...
... BORTIC TLTURAL SOCIETY. The second grand fiower show of the season took ecYestertlaYX in the Souiety's gardeus, under much more fa vourable auspices, as regarded weather, e, thlanthe previouS show. The show consisted of fo tloe usual collections of greenhouse ...
... I OYAL HOBTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The third of the spring flower shows announced l this year by the council of this society took place yesterday -not, strictly speaking, in the Horticultural Gardens, but in in one of the refreshment departments of the Exhibition ...
... of unexampled severity, has set in early that the parks and gardens already show masses of verduro. saw to-day two uplendid white butterflies chasing each other over the flower bods the Pare Monceau. Green vegetables of every kind abound the markets. There ...
... deep blue, painted with flowers of tea-pot, suerier, batin, and six cups a92 saucers, 131. 15s.; a pair of dark blue Cheisea vases end covers, painted with medallion of birds and foliage, 521.; a par of beautiful heart-shaped Chelsea vases, painted wit Wattean ...
... vagaries of early Cel spring militated against the growth of flowers, it might 9f be said that all things conspired to favour the couditions T under wbiclithe Natiolnal eoso Society's Show was heldat ah the Crystal Palace on Saturday. The weather was ...
... Sbrewsbury,for dablia Metsrs. Veitcb, of. Chelsea, for asters and sunflowers, and to Mr. Leo- pold de llotbechild for .a - group of salvias from Gun. nerebury. Mr. J. H. Whitty sent a pretty collecttioIX of flowers from NunleaA Cemetery, ol which he is the ...
... in rivalry with those of the flowers, would be to repeat a story which has already been too often told, even during the present season Suffice it that the show, whether as regarded the ex. quisite collection of flowers, the elegance of the costumes ...
... CRYSTAL PALAmC. y A flower show, announced to bo the show of the e year, and one of the most prominent events of the Lorlea season, was held on Saturday in the Crystal Palace. Not. withstanding a most ?? day, nearly 1;,000 persons were attracted to the ...
... Temple Gardens, 8 o8r t Bartolomew Church, Smithfield, 8 to6;W bednM ti; Kennel Club Show, Olympi;AlEgadLw Tennis Championships, Wimb Sed n S a'e , We.worti) Flower Show, 3.0 ris Bazaar, Villiers Booms, 3. picture Eshibitious 0 ?? Gallery, Trafal. garassuart ...
... small. The I of society's shows, however, seldom fail to attract practi- cal flower-growers, and those plresent wvere delighted with the choice blooms ranged in the marquee. Such well-known nurserymen as Messrs. Veitch, Chelsea; 19 Lainag,Forest-hill aul ...
... TO-DAY. - Horticultural Society's Fruit and Flower Show, West- re minster, 1 to 5. e10 An'lo-dlusSian Literary Scciety, Imperial Institute- ld Ur. Owsiankin (of Viladivost~ck) On Siberia, 3. 'd Ice Carnival at Hengler's, 11. st National Amateur Gardeners' ...