... Hughes, the Rev. Llewelyu Davis, and the Rev. Yields Flower Gtoe On TheU Duty of the Christiani Teacher witliregard to Niational Polities. RIOYAL HORTICULTURAL SoclEY.'-An exici. bilton of flowers and fruit was Qpened 'at South Ken. aiugtou yesterday ...

... fresh, and ready for use. Turning from the useful to the ornamental, abun- dauce of flowers muight be cultivated, aud we see no reason why an occasional dfower show should not enliven the monotony of the camp. We see by the daily papers that one has ...

... The Duke and Duchwss of 'York at Br;i4lonr, 3. ne Guards' Srimming Entertainment at St. George's en Baths, 8. Ler Spriog Flower Show at Olympia, he Society for the Study of Inebriety, Chlandoc-sireet, 4. nd City Temple-lev. Joseph Parket, D.D., 12. ce National ...

... autumn of the year. The trees make a feathery screen against the grey sky, but in front the rich tangle of weed and flag and flower has already taken the glory of autumn colour, the thistle sheds its down, and the falling leaves of the creeper seen aflame ...

... Hall, 8g30; T. W. Boord (Candidate for c Greenwich) at Assembly Room, Old Charlton, 8; a Sir C. Dilke (Candidate for Chelsea at Chelsea c Chapel, 7.30, and at Queen's-park Sall, 8.30; J. F. s Firth (Candidate for North Kensington) at Ladbroke t Hall, 8; ...

... growth of new or rare flowers. Yesterday's show was therafore a speoialists' show, and this was particularly true of the orchids, whose variaties iaro bocomiug bewildering to all but tihe most ardontconuoisselurs. Messrs. Veiteh, of Chelsea; Mr. Lueas, of Horsham; ...

... growing ius pots, pam ticularly pltms, cemries, aisnl tectarines. W ith regard to ths flowers the best things were the cranptesnlast showvnt by Messrs. Voitelt, of Chelsea; theltnogoilficmtt begonlias fromt Messrs. Laings, Forest-till, tle varied carnations ...

... ateurs at Christie's yesterday showed considerable interest irn the first day's sales of porcelain and old furniture from the collection of the late Sir Edward J- Dean Paul, Eart. A Louis XV. sofd, carved wood with flowers and foliage in relief, the seats ...

... New Welsh Chapel, Oxford-I circus, 6; Silk.Association, Chamber of Commerce, Eastolleap, 3 ; London Counucil, Guildhall, 3 ; Flower , GirlMission, Foresters' Hall, Clerkenwell, 6. Lectures-Rev. E. White on 1Missionary Theology, Finsbury Chapel, 12 ; Dr ...

... and other flowers was held yesterda in the Conservatory at the Society's Gardens, at South Kensington, and was well attended. - The display of exhibits, though not extensive, was of I admnirable quality,nnd several excellent and rare flowers I Ivere oe ...

... 586; David Davies, 581; George Perkins, 577; ago. 3. H. Bridgman, 573; 3. V. McEntire, 524. ago . -TCma A.-The results in Chelsea show a great Jon3- Progressive- victory. In the Stanley Ward they Eained fant all four seats, Cburch and Cheyne Ward tbhee seats ...

... 30 and 7.30; MiliryExhi. bition, Chelsea. 11 to 11; Freuch Ezhibitin and Louvre Theatre, Earl's-court 11 to 11; Inonr Temple Gardens (free), 6 to 9; Arla~ia in London, Uricul tural Hall, 6; Royal Aquarium Flower Show, 11. PICrTUB} ExrrxirTioss ?? Gallery ...