... that a show of these flowers was held in the Exhibition yesterday ; and it seems to have very seriously affected the brains of one of the eloquent members of our contempo• roll's eloquent staff. We have not the slightest information about the show. The ...

... his carpenter has rudely interrupted his perusal of the Tima and the Field. Nest music. Lady Arthur Hill certainly loves flowers, and the ” den” comes for more than its fair share floral adornment. You must not disturb the discussion projected improvements ...

... set apart for flower cultivarion 1t is a spocies of A dening indecd t hat is growing vastly in iwpurtance year by year. Vhe inpetus which has besa given to it ladue to the varivis citerers of pabiie ta des, who, on one hand, design aud show thow excallently ...

... duties. The Marquis Conyngham is expected to embark early in the ensuing week at Southampton, on board his schooner yacht, the Flower of Yarrow, in which his lordship proceeds to the coast of Ireland, and thence to Slane Castle, Meath, for two months. The ...

... history to-day, “But the full details were never available. We know some them* however, and they are being unfolded slowly to show that the Irish havp not been found wanting whop the order was t° clear the way. To equal Ireland’s figures States will have ...

... are about 54£ per cent. regards linen, the increase has also been very remarkable. The importations of this article in 1841 showed an increase of per cent, on 1840 In the two first months of 1842 the increase of importation, compared with January and February ...

... celery, carrots, the formation mountain ranges for there is fruit of any kind, watercress, or cauli- more than one theory. flower. Take* walk of half an hour before A. A.—The name aud address the priest breakfast, and enough exercise daring the day. having ...

... board of the show window ran in its groove without noise. The diamond necklace was adroitly removed and concealed under a shawl. The group then quietly left the shop. It was only when M. Coutel went to replace the trinkets be bad removed to show his English ...

... JODRN AIi. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1943. with flowers. announced, when his Majesty eight clock dinner • t Q ueC Victoria the King of the French, with her J * , efti at hi. right, and the the soil, mang.r, oe«ied down the grand the Chateau. The which is ...

... school. lam great lover of nature, delighting t* roam through woods and vales. Ur listen f-ha warbling birds, awl watch th* flowers blooming all around. I will do all my power to promote th* objects th* chtb, and to prevent the robbing birds' n*sts. MICHABr ...

... , will be the establishment of a school at Chelsea for the training of r:&lne?d schoolmasters. Marsiaces 1v Hice Lirs.—Wedonesday the marriage of the Duke of Marlborough and the Hon. Charlotte Augusta Flower, youngest daughier of Viscount and Viscountess ...

... confession bia love of flowers. As lie grows older love flower* more ami more, la youth used to like the bills, fiehla, and woods and distant scenery, but now Use bills are stee{>ar aad longer, and the scenery perhaps not quite clear But flower* are ulvays at ...