... third great flower show of the Royal Horti- cultural Society was held yesterday in the conservatory and arcades of the garden, and also in pavilions in front. The weather was unusually favourable, and the company numerous and fashionable. The show consisted ...

... TO-MORROW. TO-DAY. Brewvers' Exhibition. Upper Chelsea Institute-Mr. J. F. B. Firth en London Government Reform, at Parish Hall Pavilion-rca8, 8. Royal Horticultural Society-MIeeting of Fruit and Flower Committee. Gladstone Ball, Cubitlt Town-Mr. T. Lough ...

... surely thrives. TIHE DOvE FLOWER.-This charming plant, the Holy Ghost Flower, Espirilu santo of the Spaniards, is now in blossom at Mr. William Bull's New Plant Establishnient, Chelsea. It takes its name from the centre of the flower presenting a striking ...

... HORTICULTUJRAL FETE. the' .cor Moore should have been alive to be the hitta- riographer, and the poet of the flower shows of the present M., day. Flowers by him were always looked upon as natural z produetionfl, destined to figure in fetes. Wordsworth's WE ...

... and the peculiar structure of its albumen. The paper was accompanied by au excellent drawing by Mr. Thwaites, showing the structure of the flower and fruit in A. Vahlii, a very abundant species in some of the warmer districts of Ceylon, where it is a most ...

... Bronze ceaso ertificates were al awerdled to Meassrs. Collina Beos. and Gabviql, Waterloo-road, for out flowers ; to Nessrs. Wetoir end Sons, Chelsea, andt to Mr. B. S. Wihlisas of Ufloliway. Mr. Waterer's3 rbododendrone, wbhiehavo been oh;;flew in the ...

... objection taken by Mr. Loveland, the vestry-clerk and solicitor for St. Luke, Chelsea, to the legality of the proceedings, and havimg refused to allow a set.off of 3201. for rent for Chelsea work- house, claimed by the defendants from the board of guardians, ordered ...

... of choice orchids, roses, &c. Messrs. Veitoh and Sons, of Chelsea, Messrs. Rollisson and Son, of Tooting, Mr. Charles Tar- nor, of Slough, Mr. B. S. Williams, of Hollo- way, Mr. Bull, of Chelsea, Messrs. Osborn and Sons, of Fullian, Maessrs. Paul and Son ...

... the perpetrator. rj In the course of a sale of old SRvres and Chelsea vases and rej porcelain last Wednesday at Messrs. Christie and Manson's 5001. was given for an elaborately painted Chelsea vase, 3001. for a flat vase and cover, deep blue ground richly ...

... Chriety, of Ileaworib, makes a highly creditable show w ith sixi roses of distinct kinds in pots, w~hich have slndafitpie. Nor onghat the excellent exhibits of the sme dnd eut v Messrs. Veitohi and Sonis, of Chelsea, toe sae kindlosent Ls usuali they do not ...

... 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 ...

... in or out of Flower.-1st, £30, Rollison and Son, Tooting; 2d, £15, Veitch and Sons, Exeter and Chelsea; 3d, £10, - James May, Dartford. Two Extras-C. Peel, Norwood; and James Morris, Bromley. CLASS II.-Stove and Greenhouse Plants in Flower.-1st, £30, James ...