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... and trustworthly. Apply to II. K., Janaal Office, Ipswich. A S GARDENER.-A single nian, aged 26, under- A stands Fruit and Flower Garden, Greenhouse, and Vinery; can ?? Cows. Nine years character from his lnst ])lace withi a Clergynian-Address, A.H., care ...
... soeial gathering of the congregation under tbe pastorate of the Rev. J. Flowers, took place on Thursdlay evening last atthe Assembly Room. This Ibeing the 30th anniversary of Mr. Flowers, timere was a very large assembly. The choir, under the direction of ...
... SWATMAN, Clerk to the said Justices. Beccles, 29th June, 186G1. Wooudbriudge lorticultiural Soelety,-1804, TE:3 ANNUAL SHOW OVi ' Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetables, I W11 IBKE IHELD (Bi XIND 1E11MIASSON), IN TIHE ABBEY GROUNDS, WOODBRIDGE, On Thursday, the 21st ...
... EN CROFT'', ITresatrers. ItOlT. RASIIDALL, June 15th, 1864. Woodbdrie Ilortlecticllclul Snocictv,-18t4, THE ANN UIAL SHOW Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetables, Avii.j fir IIF.0.9 ((ii K IND PrIssiStO ?? IN T IIB1 ABBEY GROUNDS WWOODBRIDGE, On Thursday, the 21pt ...
... frames, skittles sand balls, water e butts, lot of iron hooping, wheelbarrow, cucumber Bframe and lights, draining pipes, flower pots, garden - tools, ladders, smdallmarquee, &C. CIsAsax Housz.-Four wheel chaise and cob sized gig The PouLTRY, comprise ...
... past p ent thehoue t th cochhouse, which had been tastefullycie decorated with festoons and devices in evergreens and alegi flowers. Across the farther end of the room was the seqo motto, 1 God bless our Prince and Princess, in illui-rtu minated letters ...
... TBr E ROYAH' 'HORTICLTITUIAIl SOCIETYE THE GREAT SHOW AT BURY. The last morning of tili grand llorticaltural Ftete (Friday) like its prer.lecet3or proved showery, tile vind being vory high. The first ?? otf tho S.hoiv '31on(liy) wia oxceelingly wet, enild ...
... Garrett. At 11 o'clock. The Duke of Rutland is entertaining a select company .at Belvoir Castle. Viscount and Viscountess Chelsea have 'arrived in town from Woodrising Hall, Norfolic. I It is understood that on the reassembling of Parlia- ment Sir Morton ...
... grounds to the show. f The flowers and the poultry were arranged in three large tents, furnished by Mr. S. Berry, of Ipswich. The larger flowers in pots were placed in the centre of the tent, and the smaller pot flowers, the cut flowers, and ...
... in the Morning. Admission-Members free; Non-members, Five Shillings. The Show Yards will be closed at Eight in the Evening. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 17th and 18th.- The General Show of Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Im. plemients, Wool, Butter, and Cheese ...
... the show to be held there, this he con. sidered to be unfair, as the show had been held there many times. The Secretary was directed to explain to the authorities at Ipswich the great pains taken by the Local Committee to obtain a visit of the show this ...
... numerous Prizes offered by the Society for Flowers,'Fruit and Vegete~bles, 9 ST117MI3 C9:EPS Will be offered for collections of Stove and Greenhouse Plants, ornamental Foliage and Bedding Plants, cut Roses, other Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables, &c. Open to all Enaland ...