... herbaceous flowers. Colonel Kal- ford also secured the silver-gilt flora medal for autum- nal tinted trees and shrubs. Mr. H. B. May, of Edmonton showed a splendid group of Bouvardias— a bushy habited Winter plant with single and double flowers of various ...

... Is. Cd. St'parate ROYAL AQUARIUM. -FLOWER SHOWS, 12th and ISth April.- The FIRST GREAT FLOWEB SHOW of ice at the l;i»V.\l, A','I'AIMI'M ontheabore n Admitted Free. T> OY A 1 j A■> 1 A i ( i ! \> 1 VlA)\\ Y. R SHOWS, XW A flint week i.i il t .d up to ...

... all in the poorest districts of London. Each child has his or her own plot of ground, in which vegetables and flowers make a wonderfully fine show, and great is the delight of the children when the carrots and lettuces are large enough to be taken home. ...

... same positions, and then Flower, who was fourth, fell fifth, and remained so to Westminster, where he passed Colpas and Jones just below Chelsea Bridge. Atkinson was last full of water, and Colpas fifth, not much better off Flower rowed desperately hard ...

... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SHOW OF AZALEAS, Ice. Yesterday the Royal Horticultural Society held its second spring show iii thrir beautiful gardens, South Ken- sington. Notwithstanding the very unfavourable aspect of the weather, about 3000 of the rank ...

... BS FORTY-FIRST DOG SHOW. -CRYSTAL PALACE.— TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY NEXT, October 20. 21. and 22. Over 2360 Entries. Admission to Palace aad Show, 13. each day. ROYAL AQUARIUM— The BOOK and NEWS TRADES SECOND ANNUAL GREAT SHOW. Th.- vast •\ou-tr: ...

... and colour. They presented porfe* mids of flowers of exquisite hues and beauty. AnaoalJ most admired were the Reine dcs Blanches, the ** Truce, spot.loss wliito, and tho Conspicua purpurea. Bull, of Chelsea*, exhibited some very curious ■ varieties ...

... hours' unmitigated wonderment. ?? A marvellous show.*' Tin* Standard says:— A stupendous programme, amusing, interesting, and instructive. riTOE Morning Post ss>ys : — The Royal Aquarium | has an enormous show, alit ...

... Fulham Palace Grounds. Lady Chelsea distributes prizes at the Old Windsor Horticultural Society's Fete and Flower Show. National Artillery Association at Shoeburyness. Lord Belper presides at the Kingston Shire Horse Show, Loughborough. Foresters' High ...

... SANGER'S CIRCUS as in 185Z BROTHERS LA FAYETTE. MONARCHS of the HIGHROPE. The OLD RICHARDSON'S SHOW. JEWELL'S MARIONETTE THEATRE. The ROYAL MIDGET. PEPPER'S GHOST SHOW. The PANTOMIMOGRAPH. The JUBILEE PROCEBSION. BABY INCUBATORS, with LT\ ING INFANTS. GIGANTIC ...

... The fruit and flower show, held under the auspices of this Society yesterday, the Drill Hall, Buckiagham-gate. was one of great beauty, very representative of the season. As the exhibits were more numerous than usual, and the flowers were clothed io ...

... dirtinguidgmt Continental horticulturists who came over to the magnificent International Horticultural Show at Chelsea found our British rosaries and flower gardens as forward as their oen. Tl:e hare aided the warm sunshine in siimulstieg growth and development ...