... the silver-gilt tat medal awarded them. It is uiot often at these shows HIe that flowers grown at Kew Gardens are seen, but in the Es ceittre of the ball was a stand of very choice flowers pri from that place, the most noticeable being specimens of rho ...

... earlier part of the wreek bad been of a lowering and unpromising character, and Whric as a general rule is the sworn foe of flower shows, cleared up beautifully on the eventful morning, and gave to the thot.' e sands of fashionablet assembled that unlooked-for ...

... Auckland. John Coulthard lived near Coweshill, in Weardale, and was a lead miner, and 24 years of age. H~e hadcome to see the flower show at Bishop Auckland on the Friday, and bas staying with an uncle at Newfleld,-Dw-h~am Afdvertiser. FMIE AT CHXELsA.-Last ...

... nor A Gnaikr FLoWEim Strow.-Mr. Edward Owen Greening, the hon. sec. of the Natioual Co-operative Flower Show, informs us thtat the entries for thlis great show again mark an increase, although last year's total of4,211 exhibit was a record numbler. Over ...

... Gardels (free), 12 to6: Gennan, Kensington, 11.30 to 11.30: tonis Tussaud's, Regent-street, 10 to 10: itoyal Naval, Chelse-a. .11 to 11; Horse Show, Isting- ion, ilfronI 10. PxcruRE ExHscITIONS OPrTu-National Gallery. Tra- falgar-square (iree), 10 to 6: Dore ...

... other in flowers, surmounted by a wreath in flowers ; this very choice specimen bears the Venice mark of the anchor in red. 97. A service in 8evres of fifty pieces, in turquoise blue, with rich gold borders round the medallions of birds and flowers The Oriental ...

... fair display of these favourite ex flowers in. the Great Summer Metasl Exhibition opened wi 7Sat the Royal Ac aiu yeteray. Mr. Charles fo 7 Turner,of Slough, has tken the leading place at one 19or two important recent shows with piciotees, and yes- Rt terday ...

... years, 0.1t. £7. £42-£'iS. Chelsea, 8, Oakley- s, street, ?? before auction. Cheshunt, Ivy ; Lodge, ?? sold. ,ir b. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.-In Spite re of the severe weather through which we have recently !d passed, the show of daffodits, snowdrops ...

... TO-DAY. The Prince of Wales at the Cambridge Agricultural Show. London Sobool of Medicine Prizes, Handel-street, 4.30, Chelsea Hospital Dinner, Whitehall Rooms, 7.30. Trinity College Dinner, Elulhorn Restaurant, 7. Sanitary Coegusntyo Inquiry, Guildhall ...

... white, with the body of the usual blue jasper. 'lile old Chelsea is strongly represented with the oviform vase t128) 16 inuhes high, and another large one with perforated cover, with raised flowers, and paintod subjects of the seasons, on maroon and white ...

... Warehousenmen's Schools-Opeuing of New Gymna- a . siurm, Russell-hill, 3.16. I P' n ExuIsrrIoNs, &c., UPEN.-Crystal Palace Flower Show, u from 10; Niagara in Loudon, Westminster, 10 to 10; 1, Royal Aquarium Variety E atertaiuments. 3 and 8: u] D Madame Tuesaud's ...

... very interesting flower show was ohld at he gardens of the Horticultural Society, South Ien- togttoa The baud o the Royal Iors uards plaed A election of music, which no doubt brougbt together L large number of the visitors, as the last show was pivepfi of ...