... military fete in the Chelsea Hospital Gardens in aid of the erection of Army Coffee Taverns. The Prince and Princess will shortly give a garden party at Marlborough House, and on the soth inst. thi Prince will visit the Royal Agricultural Show at Reading, while ...

... 586; David Davies, 581; George Perkins, 577; ago. 3. H. Bridgman, 573; 3. V. McEntire, 524. ago . -TCma A.-The results in Chelsea show a great Jon3- Progressive- victory. In the Stanley Ward they Eained fant all four seats, Cburch and Cheyne Ward tbhee seats ...

... rule, however; hence tihs need for caution. These young growths should be per- mitted to grow together until they show the young flower spikes.' Then, when these ame readily observable, is the time to proceed with the thinning. Conrnsnesseisg at the top ...

... received the distinguished visitors and conducted them through the entire build- Ing, special permission having been granted to show her Majesty the interior. which has hitherto been closed to women without exception. The monks had previously offered the Queen ...

... Monday evening a serious trap accident occurred on the Chelsea Suspension-bridge. It appears that a Mr. Shallard, of. 91, Regency - street, Westminster, while driving in the direction of Chelsea col- lided with a trap proceedingthe opposite way. The occupants ...

... was an action brought by Samunelfymea, market gardener, C George cottage, Lower Swaurwick, agasinst George ki Meggait, 5, Chelsea place, Ballbiook, to recover Al 4s e' damages for trespass. There was a counter claim for fi damages for plaintiff's cutting ...

... seen a blossoming almond tree, but in 1882 an almond tree in the Embankment Gardens, Chelsea, was full in bloomi on February 23. The average date for the almond to flower is about March i5. Several recent years have experienced a temporarily cold spell in ...

... ), 5 aV l)ti 1110, laed Lyons; 1)31), Mr,. C C &isteii it 5- Club, Broke house, Ford-otroet, l-ooaoiu,1 d,11-ia (G sod F-lower Show and Mloral Lisaed ClC) il0 anid Dram ?? theadiugo., EL0C-ilall of Sciciice Club and ?? to . 11dCim t 7do, Alt. Ojiatiso ...

... 30 and 7.30; MiliryExhi. bition, Chelsea. 11 to 11; Freuch Ezhibitin and Louvre Theatre, Earl's-court 11 to 11; Inonr Temple Gardens (free), 6 to 9; Arla~ia in London, Uricul tural Hall, 6; Royal Aquarium Flower Show, 11. PICrTUB} ExrrxirTioss ?? Gallery ...

... all forward seedling Cauli- flowers, Lettuces, ?? where they are too thickly to- gether hi the seed beds. Well ?? up all Potatoes lnci such other crops as require such an aid. Pinch out the points of Broad Beans now in flower, that the main strength be ...

... Garden at Chelsea. From Chelsea it soon got into the gardens of the Lonjim flozists, so as to enable them to supply the metropolis vaith plants to furnishi out the bal- conies. Cowper attained the age of twenty-ons in the year that this flower first perfurned ...

... and ex- hibit its bloom which is handsome from the moment it shows its bumch of buds until they develop .themnelves In a rheeme of snow-white Wahn. It iB hndsome Crum the time it first shows its bloom buds until they open-more than six. months out of the ...