... ‘ll $ OUR LONDON LETTER. , T that London invariably shows 'signs of approaching aping earlier than the vuuntry Itself. I do not mean in the hedgerows, paths, or gardens, but in the shops and in the streets. The windows of the florists are full of roses ...

... - SPECIAL OFFERS. WEE YOUR GARDEN di.. k • . THE CHELSEA SHOES. Always a great Spring Show. Chelsea Show is a great attraction to gaisletiers. Not only are the exhibits probably the / choicest of Show do in the Kingdom, brut it is a place ...

... off, and planted out in prepared ground in early April. For this method of treatment. I can reconimmilf such varieties as Chelsea Gem and Sutton's Pioneer. HOW TO DISTINGUISH SEEDLINGS. So many beginners have difficulty in distinguishing vegetable seedlings ...

... two wickets for 18 before the ROYAL SHOW OF FLOWERS AND FRUIT TREES. The fortnightly meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society was held on Tuesday at their hall in Vincent Square, Westminster. The shove of flowers was dominated by the brilliant coloars ...

... beautiful white flowers, and the god told him to care for them, and sell the plants to buy food. So he prospered, and became richer than the other brother, and his ground was the only place the flowers could be had. There is a double form of the flower, and they ...

... SERVICE ESTIMATES. The Estimates of the amount required to pay the salaries and expenses of the revenue depart. went' for 1903-4 show the following net increases compared with the grants for 1902.3. Customs. £8,500; Inland /revenue, £53,730; Post Office, £288 ...

... through locked doors, aid handed to the sitters, but latterly 1 saw a much mese extraordinary thing at a email scants: in Chelsea. There tour sitter!, including myself. but no paid •.r prdessional medium. Several weird-looking objects, which certainly ...

... veneered with amboyna and cross-banded inlay. Mrs. Hansard had a representative collection of Lambeth and Chelsea plate, Leeds and Bristol figure& and Chelsea groups. The loan from the Victoria and Albert Museum included over &hundred silver cuposv aim, solvers ...

... china, and he shows it as it should be shown, ranged on quaint old dressers and shapely Sheraton sideboards, flanked by Queen Ann chairs. Everything, from the brass warming pans on the walls to the chrysanthemums in the graceful flower vases, strikes ...

... cherub, fruitfulness by the palm tree, strength by the pillars upholding the structure, beauty by the lily-work and open flowers. You will notice that it all has its origin in one of the four, in the worship of God, in the loyal service of Him without ...

... profusion of flowers for many weeks in s ner. Sew NOW. The best month (or sowing seeds. whether in a townhouse ur frame or of doors. is April. Half-hardy annuals. such ae Tenweek Stocks. Asters of many types. Phlox Dlnmm,mdii. Salpiglossis. Tobacco Flower. and ...

... His favourite flower, signed with the autograph initials of the Queen. It was naturally assumed that the personal pronoun referred to the dead statesman, and the story noised abroad that the primrose was Lord Beaconsfield's favourite flower was, in the ...