Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... its summer Carnival of Shows. Devon County, Oxfordshire, Bath and West of England Shows are already past, and the Royal of Windsor looms large in the near future-24th to 28th inst. Meanwhile, Bank Holiday had its Great Horse Show, on Monday to Friday; ...
... 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' ...
... the silver-gilt tat medal awarded them. It is uiot often at these shows HIe that flowers grown at Kew Gardens are seen, but in the Es ceittre of the ball was a stand of very choice flowers pri from that place, the most noticeable being specimens of rho ...
... lectern, pulpit. choir seats, vnd the holy table were respectively blessed by the diocesan. SPRING FLOWERS AT THE PEOPLE'S PAL&CE. At tbe annual spring flower Fhow opened yesterday at the People's Palare; Mile-end, the imaiority of the exhibitors were working ...
... midnight, but by two o'clock, when the grand parade took place, there was a very large gathering. The fancy dresses again showed a pleasing novelty in design and treatment, and the grand pro- cession remains one of the most picturesque and attractive ...
... hear from thousands of Oddfellows through- out the country, showing, as it does, that the one who uttered the words realises the value of social rather than party legislation. Viscount Chelsea having warmly endorsed the pro- posal to welcome to Bury St ...
... earlier part of the wreek bad been of a lowering and unpromising character, and Whric as a general rule is the sworn foe of flower shows, cleared up beautifully on the eventful morning, and gave to the thot.' e sands of fashionablet assembled that unlooked-for ...
... ROYAL BOTANICAL SOCIETY. The first summer show of the above Society took place at the Gardens, Regent's-park, on Wednesday afternoon, and attracted a number of visitors, among them being the Grintd Duke and Duchess of Meckleuburg-Strelitz. The rain that ...
... Mr. Rubinstein will also suggest the erection ot a large floral hall, to serve as a winter-garden, where exhibitions, flower 'shows, receptions, and musical Dromenades can be held in all seasons. There is uotlhiug very revolutionary in these proposit ...
... in as farourable a position with regard to a flower market as those of Paris, where plants and flowers cats be obtained at all seasons, in any quantity, and at half the price charged its Londoll. t The flowers which were exhibited consisted principally ...
... exchange with other establish- ments, and some by gifts from friends of the gardens The flower garden in front of the exhibition house is at present fillled with spring flowering plants, consisting of several thousands of talips, hyacinths, crocus, arabil, &c ...