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... George Inn, Hambledon, were well attended. The Annual Polyanthus Show was held at the Globe Inn, on Tuesday last, at which a very numerous and respectable company attended. There were flowers produced from seven different collections. The first prize was ...
... hair-dressers, are generally adopted by young persons for full dress. Thp hair dressed with ribbon is styled Spanish with flowers, Italian; with feathers, English; with beads, Oriental ; when there is mixture ribbons, flow ers, feathers, and beads. Ibis ...
... Proposals (free of postage) he Ot or before the 10th day of Alarch, addressed to the - Conmlandtsnt of the Royal Militard Asylum, Chelsea. .n, Particulars of the Coatracts. and Fornms of Tenders, ty. may be had every day (Sunday excepted) on applica. rs. don to ...
... Une~on liloowfiid~l. of Oudalmlospitonl aiid Redwood, in the county of Tl~prrary. _1Co,1dstreosi JcRei. Tout Guarsd---Lspt. C. Shows, to .be Ciitaiiu UTI(d L~ieUt.-Co1lidv, nice Walpole-, who rn-- tires. -7t4aJ .yrt. PF6eel--Cap'. ?? All' ITlh rle, 'lollt ...
... omitted mentioning last week, that an annual pink feast established the Nelson Inn, at Hill. At the first meeting the show flowers was exceedingly good. From a Cnrrrtrpovdent. Mr. Hobhonse, on Monday last, presented a petition from Mr. John Doble Bnrridge ...
... rare of tender (tower. -Pr.dect auricula, and carnation, in pot.—Place the sun and proteit seedlings In boxes—Pols of hardy flowers are them, selve, preserved, a. well the plants, by plunging above thi tjms— Plant and protect bullions and tuberous rootsllant ...
... paflort-zti ;-Iutings of the littl roadtewnigo t I. grassy border. ?? tee hdtr~blossoms over oiuc te, dyoung-heads;- the flowers on the brink selimto, offer 'aI ?r thenmele to our youpg11 hands; wve are happ, nhoe c and we grasp eagerly at the beatities ...
... 1000 boys at Chelsea, and of 300 girls at Southampton for this year, is 27,829l. and it appears by the accounts of expenditure for this establishment, since its establishment in 1808, that the sum, 646,569/., has been expended at Chelsea, and 80,774/ ...
... the Duke of Bedford, and his agents, are restrained from letting the standings for any purposes than for the sale of fruit,flowers, vegetables, oots, seeds, or herbs therein. The soi-disant Princess Olive of Cumberland has turned maker of compasses; she ...
... *A LA FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. p I _ ti w RAN UYPTS.-Thos. WVilmot, Sloane V Square, Chelsea, ?? Tyrwhitt lones, Jll lil'tane-strcet, h'nightsbridgc, ?? ,_lD 'Pepi~oe, Tlercuic-buihaiioee, Latmbeth, esech lnmker.- ,Tsmes nilyth, i'3ury St. Ednondo. Sufibik ...
... table, and the meeting was highly gratifying to all present. The annual show of Pinks took place on Thursday at the Fleur de Lis Inn, near this city, when 10 pots of very superior flowers were produced. Mr Pitt, gardener to G. R. Ricketts, Esq. obtained the ...
... Abuelr ~ll ,las 3,000 persons asseenbled in the early part of' tie (lay r io el rar Gtiildlilrl, butt as no I Iordl lelyor's Show took ~nd place they dis4persed. Placards were i~slnod by the d1'N re- Magistrates requtatifing the nihmsters of famiilies ...