... portions of the show, and the entries included several of the most eminent rose growers in the South of England, and amongst others Messrs. Paul and Son, Cheshunt; Mr. B. R. Cant, Colohester; Mr. J. Cattell, Westerham; Messrs. Veitch and Son, Chelsea; Mr. E. ...

... competitions there was a very fine show. Of table decorations there was a first-rate show, the epergnes being particularly beautiful. We never recollect having seen a more beautiful combination of fruit and flowers than that shown by Miss A. Lovibond ...

... requirements of the case. The tent containing the cut flowers and table decorations was the great centre of attraction, and ia this department there was a splendid show, Of fruit there was a splendid show, and the cut roses were amongst the best that we have ...

... Survey. His hop garden was of very humble dimensions, but the plant thrived satisfactorily and flowered regularly even after he had quitted Srinuggur. The flower and quality of these hops were pronounced excellent by the manger of the Murree Company, who ...

... views, 175 guineas; a Chelsea china tea service, marked with the gold anchor, 65 guineas; three Sevres china vases, Bleu de Roi ground, with flowers, 25 guineas; a twenty-two inch Oriental china dish, guineas; a Dresden china flower basket, £IJ 17s; eight ...

... gardener to B. Pearce, Esq., Tweed Bank, Sevenoaks, roses and flowers; Mr Henry Cannell, Swanley, Kent, cut flowers, in boxes, not for competition; Messrs Jas. Veitch and Sons, King'sroad, Chelsea, a collection of new and rare plants, not for competition; ...

... Janie* Wells was charged remand, before Mr. Flowers, with being implicated in the Burton Crescent murder. The prisoner who appeared to be labouring under great excitement and agitation, wanted to adcreis Mr. Flowers immediately, but he was restrained his gaoler ...

... Blair, supported he has baen throughout a most energetic committee, suec iss was certain, and favoured by genuine flower show weather, the show Wednesday last was a complete success in every respect. The arrangement of the vnricua tints wrs pretty much the ...

... timber, and I grow fruit and flow s™ w great impetus to the development of flowers, by electricity. The waste heat of the engine is utilised . g ni , cut different kinds flowers and placed for heating thc greenhouses, and during the fl° lc them in water ...

... api»ointment. j Olivia was as impressive a* she was beautiful, and gratitude formed small part of her nature. Thus she grew like a flower gently and carefully trained, free from all blemish. She loved her parents and her home, and her life flowed on. happy and ...

... stating \ shoa-sll Iwr-brainijcau^irl: •• „i ..aru-ies, wall flowers of throe velvet shades— 5UC '’- 11 . ':w '-bad acted in ignorance, and now asked fur w.th ur.po«lered l.oe, 1 L .mn/e and flowered with mixed garden I i ...

... —We or standi that Vr 4. Swanston, the Crown Surveyor Taxes r has removed from Tunbridge Wells to enter ar appointment at Chelsea. He will be succeeded by Mr T. Hawarth. (late of Cambridge , who arrived Grosvh.xor United Schcoca,—llie Hon. R O. Molyneux ...