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... young jl plants although very fine. The azaleas were very good, lI well-flowered and well-grown, Messrs. Lane and Son's and Mn: Turner's being very fine plants; and Mr. Bull, of Chelsea, sent some curious striped varieties. There were P good collections of ...
... mainly prevailed for some time past the metropolis had the effect of materially adding to tho attractions of the show of early spring flowers given yesterday tho Itoyal Horticultural Society at Soutb Kensington, there was consequently a large number of ...
... thousand pounds for two small flower vases of rare shape and colour. He delighted in huge pries as he did in either winning or losing huge bets, never playing for less than a ten thousand guinea stabs. In pictures he showed himself much the some kind of ...
... held in the Drill Hall at Westminster yesterday, was described as a flower show, but its princpal stands were laden with fruit, chiefly apples and pears. Messrs. Veitch, of Chelsea, for instanco, had a magnificent stand running the whole length of the ...
... fortnightly fruit and flower show of the RoyaEl Horticultural Society, held yesterday in the Conservatory, South Xcusington, there was a fair average display. The exhibitors in the flower and plant department included Mr. W. Bull, of Chelsea, ,who sent a large ...
... of the Banquoe do Paris ot des tel Pys s, is goingt to leave for Madrid to-morrow. A PortugrLueso had a better market, and showed anll ;bt, advaucc of close upon A per cent. Lounbards wero 1.25 Ts Call) higher, tio Tinto 3.75, and Do Beers baures 2.50 ...
... 1080, showing an increase of about £400. Theme w~as also a slight increase in the profit. In the half-year ending on the 30th of June, 1081. the prefit wes £138 l3e.- on the last half-year it was £14714s. 7d. There was, in fact, enough to show decided ...
... painted with flowors, 471.-Smith; elovon old 5 Chelsea plates, painted with exotio birds and flowers, also 1 two pitos to match, ol7.-aueals i a pair of fluted soeux, of old Se.vres, painted with bouqnota of flowers, 601. 17s.- tIjnu; a u inold Cholsea vaso ...
... inquiries for winter goods, but business ic. has been kept within a moderate compass. 1, TALLOW,-TuEsDAY EVENTXG.-The market showed ng firmness to-day; quotations fluctuated but slightly, cloeing as follows:-Spot, 66s. 3d.; Sept., G6s. 6d.; Oct. toDec.; ...
... were carried over 4Sf. lower, Northern 1 II flails 9Sf., and Lyons 49f. The principal of those made uip fortnightly which, showed a drop since the mniddle of October were Banque tie Paris 47.50, Banque ?? 32.50, Cr~dit Lyonnais 3Sf., Suez 165f., Brazilian ...
... cttmfttrter, with a red flower at the cornier. Verdict-' That decreesed was found dead, with a pistol-shot wouind in his rig!ht temple, hinlicted by his own bond, but in what state of mind lie was at the time there was no evidence to show. DEATa OF Two FEMALES ...
... H~ta, school- master-Marchl5. W. Oxenbam, Napher-street, Great Dever- treest, cierpeniter-Feb. 28. B. Keppel, King's-road. Chelsea, and Watto-terraice, Brompton, picture frame maker-Feb. 28. W. G. Mahn, ppr Symur-tretFotusn-quare-March S. C. Adams Dept ...