... greenhouse plants; Mr. Cutter, Slough; by Mr. Bragg, of plants, hollyhocks,cut flowers, verbenas, vegetables and fruits; by Mr. Woedon, Hillingdon, apples ; Mr. Batten, f cut flowers Two pots of vines, each plant bearing seven or eight bunches of remarkably ...

... Mr. E. Baldwin, of Slough, was the amateur showing the best bloom. Mrs. E. B. Foster, Clewer Manor, carried off the Society's Challenge Cup for a group of decorative chrysanthemums with a collection of flowers which were really splendid. The Society was ...

... , Rev. Atkinson, Tom ditto, comprising Flower of Mre. Parker, Chelsea i, 2,000 variegated Lobelia, blue and and other Ivy ; hair ; 60 Grevellia Robusta ; ; 100 Aralla Bieboldi, all extra good table plants ; show, and pompone ; Yolow tulecsarie; best Ms ...

... their things to pi hey'll clothe them in Coats Frocks, yook GIRLS in smart nd should you want them Ready-made,—t © House can show so a Stock of Little say it without ro; Toggery. reover, DOUDNEYS were the first who very kindly proffered cts for Our Clathes ...

... distribution of prizes will take place at 5 p.m., and there will be dancing in the evening. OLD WINDSOR FLOWER SHOW AND FETE.—The 22nd annual flower show and fête of the Old Windsor Horticultural and Industrial Society, will be held at The Grange on Monday ...

... peas and a quantity of herbaceous flowers. Messrs. Turner, of the Royal Nursery, Slough, had a charming collection of growing roses, as well as a fine show of cut blooms and herbaceous flowers. Mr. James Veitch, of Chelsea, had a collection of sweet peas ...

... trimming of ball dresses. dresses tulle or gauze, artificial flowers form the favourite ornament; the corsage is of white satin, with bracer* of the most prevailing colour among the flowers, which is chiefly the rose : sash, with short bow and ends, completes ...

... conviviality prevailed. Some few years since, the Dahlia-show at Salthill was one of the first exhibitions in the kingdom, but it unaccountably and suddenly was done away with. The present show, therefore, may be considered revival, and, aa we hope, an ...

... Chrysanthemums, Other Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables Will be held at the above Hall on Wednesday Next, On behalf of the Mayor of Windsor's LOCAL RELIEF FUND for which help will he greatly needed during the coming winter. The Show will be open at 2 p.m ...

... plants to show off the flowers, the colours were bright, and the varieties were well chosen 3; and, what was more, the front was nicely ornamented with erotons, ferns, and bright- leaved acalypha tri The second oup in contained some flowers, but it lacked ...

... will be held at the Church. THE ADVENTURES OF A CHELSEA BOY OF Tem.—The story has conic to hand of the adventures of a Chelsea boy named Sidney Andrews, aged 10, whose home is at 57, Sladeburn-road, Chelsea. It appears that the boy was possessed with a ...

... the present exhibition in October. OPENING OF THE CHELSEA EMBANKNGLIT BY THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH.—With customary Royal pomp and ceremony, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh opened the Chelsea Embankment on Saturday last. The Embankment, which ...