... whom the sight and scent of g a flower are so singularly grateful and refreshing. The Duchess of Northumberland regularly sends a large box of a flowers to the Infirmary, but other contributors are less b mindful of the flower distribution. e t LONDON GOSSIP ...

... SiR BEMiJAzIr II 41 lL v. P UB LIC ESJOY- MENT. THE TOLL ON CHELSEA NEW BRIDGE. The united inhabitants residing in Pimlico, Knights- bridge, Chelsea, Brompton, Lambeth, Vauxhall, and Bat- tersea, comprise a large part of the western section of the metropolis ...

... (secretary of the Congregational Union of Wales), in Lho chair. A financial statement, read by the secretary (Mr W. Williams), showed that the church, which consisted of about 320 members, mostly young people from the Principality, had contributed during the ...

... 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 ...

... and Honey Flower. Favor Rfrjai cantered in front of King Schoeneus Typhon and Honey Flower. Favor Rfrjai cantered in front of King Schoeneus and Honey Flower, with Typhon last, and so they ran until haj(: niiie from home, when Honey Flower went on second ...

... received from the different ot IOwns and districts in South Wales show that Lord w Beaconsfield', memory wae done homage to and he respected by a. profuse display of his favourite at flower. bt r' 1 ...

... the other, but form a large showy head of bloom. -Taos FuGHuSA- - The flower-b ud, gloloose,. until it opens, short, or without any tube; the sepsis on opening to reflex ?? as to show only theinside surface (like thle cyclamaen); the corolla to be a decided ...

... the beautiful vista opened up by yesterday's arrangements. From end to end the flowers were arranged in stands at each side of the nave, scarcely differing fron therm last show, excepting in the central transept, where the niddle stand had been removed, ...

... ry. without any means Of being heated can be made in every way asrichin flowers. as the most devoted worshipper of Flora could wish. The greenhouse plants that are past flowering shonld'b turned out, and their plsutss might be filled with balsams, which ...

... stock, and that only if of good ?? from E. S. Nothng ewbutallprcty.Twofro A.S. The larger one is a show~yvariety r a greenhouse, but petals too nar- row to show; the other, although not so new, is of better quality, bust there are plenty to beat ?? others ...

... good manure for all things. rSTEPHEN PRaOi (Hackney),-You stand as good a chance of raising a show pansy from seed, as you would do any-ether florist's flower, and a shilling packet is quite sufficient for the purpose.- %-B5OE ('Tvvickeahm).-We should ...