... the rockery by someone unaware of its value. _ The plant is a globe flower, and was to have been exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show. It is a natural hybrid, and the globular flower is a brilliant orange instead of the usual yellow. The ...

... I met two colonial chums and their wives I thought I would ask them dinner. Then I makes up my mind to show the ladies what we do in the way flowers. The porter downstairs told me where to go. so I just drops a note to Mrs. Garcia and wt IL here we are ...

... Wren; also included amongst the representative studies are Chelsea Old Church and Lombard Terrace, The Old Bleach Linen Company have a fine display of table linen, delicately decorated with flowers in pastel shades. These, with the beautiful coloured bedlinens ...

... Surrey, flower show. Belfast Lecturer's New Post. Miss Florence Beattie, D.Sc., Lecturer in Queen's University. Belfast. is to succeed Mr. W. H. Newton, M.D., MSc.. Ch. B.. as Lecturer in Physiology in the Department of Biology of the Chelsea Polytechnic ...

... College and Academy of Muse for the Blind, and tho bands of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, and Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea, and the pipers of the Scottish Volunteers will also take part. It is under the patronage of the Princess Christian of Sc ...

... the Rill • the procession attracted iiineh t it-. p,,,.,..nt,. the In mono , and ,„id lie believed io.oorit, tention. l flower-bedecked motor was import sit inicrs•sts iii the c hildren ' plai ell iit 1110 Band of Hope's disposal Ity peopl- be et in ...

... 5/-, covers all club privileges and instructive Year Book. Easily prepared for the show pen, the breed is hemming popular amongst iiihitors. and t% ill he seen at shows this season. At the reef Palace Sh.m I'ol penned In wonderful fettle nost larOt It ...

... dislike, if not positive hatred, that strong enough Pool Mrs. Carlyle—we thoroughly sympathised with her being tied to the Chelsea philosopher who allowed her to wash her own floors while he was in a German-way rethiloring the world, and encircling the ...

... five others were bad' injured. Railway Reeelpts.—A preliminary statement dealing with the railways of Great Britain last year show that the net receipts totalled 119.400.000. compared with £12.747.271 for 1121. which Included £11.782,804 from the reserves ...

... aad for the construction of a across tte moor. At the end of the winter, Captain Thorkald grand conservatory for Margaret's flowers Tug L. Late as it was, twilight still lingered over again earnestly pressed their marriage, Is must be allowed that Captain ...

... ry for Margaret's flowers. L mast be allowed that Captain feorkald was a very ordinary lot.' for a woman like klugarei Sinclair to love, honour, and obey; but few mew would have been wortu! of her, aud the usual rule, which shows us the noblest women ...

... demonstrators to lamentable foolishness. SATURDAY. The Prince and Princess of Wales opened the Royal Naval Exhibition at Chelsea, London. The exhibition contains many curiosities, ancient and modem, of naval warfare. BABBATR. Labour demonstrations were ...