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... HELENA FITZ WILLI AM AND COLONEL BOYD-ROCHFORT It has often been much colder on an Eton and Harrow match-day or at the Chelsea Flower Show than it was at the Sandown meeting last week, and consequently the attendance was a bumper. Colonel Henry Combe is in ...
... AT THE GREATEST FLOWER SHOW The King and Queen were two of the keenest visitors to Chelsea Flower Show on private view day. They are deeply interested in the planning and planting of the Royal gardens in London and Windsor and displayed ...
... Desborough and other members qf the Household THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: RUS IN URBE, URBS IN RURE The large crowd which appeared on the opening day of that annual pageant of Nature, the Chelsea Flower Show. As ...
... 1962 Tessa Grhnshaw's The language of flowers is precise and universal, no human occasion is complete without them, certainly no English spring. floral cover heralds both the opening of the annual Chelsea Flower Show and her own photographic feature on ...
... Meetings. Cardiff Stplchs. Shows. Royal Tournament opens, Olympia. 26th Racing. Lingfield Pk., Chep stow and Ayr Meetings. Shows. Royal Tournament, Olympia. Bath West Show, Wimbledon. Chelsea Flower Show. Royal ...
... season, others from the opening of the Royal Academy. But it's safe on the whole to say that summer begins with the Chelsea Flower Show which opened to the public today. The girl on the cover bears a rose in its honour and provides also a starting point ...
... LOWTHER AT THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW With the House of Commons in its present turbulent spirit the lot of Mr. Lowther, like Gilbert's policeman, is not a happy one. He must have thoroughly appreciated an interval spent in enjoying the flowers of nature instead ...
... FLOWER LOVERS AT A FLORAL FETE Amidi tlhe Causae of Effiidliig|esftaoini at!: t!lh Adlsuniiralltly THE DUKE OF RUTLAND WITH HIS DAUGHTER, LADY ANGLESEY Leaving the flower show at Chelsea THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH AND LADY CATHERINE SOMERSET Who were ...
... this was l- ii _ _ i ms ngntmg optic. THE STILTED DUKES AT THE FLOWER SHOW. For Not Being Self- Supporting. The strawberries bearing the name of the Duke exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show were each one supported by a small stilt, or ...
... New Flowers and Old Names at Chelsea. FLOWER SHOW SNAPSHOTS: WELL-KNOWN FOLK AT THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION. -[Photographs by C..V.] The Royal Horticultural Society's Flower Show at ...
... THE 50th FLOWER SHOW Princess Margaret the Earl of Snowdon talk to Lt. -General Sir Oliver Leese, lit., who is an expert on cacti, during their visit to the Chelsea Flower Show in the grounds of the Royal Hospital. This year's ...
... HORTICULTURAL SPLENDOUR AT CHELSEA I I IK DUCHESS OF KENT, Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia and Princess Alexandra (above) were among (lie first visitors to the 1957 Chelsea Flower Show, held in the beautiful grounds of the Royal I lospital, where magnificent ...