... OXFORD DAHLIA SHOW Oxford Grand Dahlia Show was held on Wednesday last, at the Oxford. The show of flowers was very large, and the prizes, were awarded as follow : Sweepstakes, for 30 Blooms, open to all England.—Messrs. Brown. Slough. 24 Blooms, open ...

... when Her Majesty left Palermo the snow was six feet deep there, and that while Lisbon the weather was piercingly cold. Thomas Flower Hill, Esq , of the northern circuit, has been appointed the recordcrship the I .ceils. The British residents at boologne-sur-Mer ...

... GRAND DARLIA SHOW AND HORTICULTURAL FETE AT CHISWICK. It would difficult to imagine how the culture of that favourite flower (the dahlia) could arrive at a urea'er degree of perfection than it has already attained, if the splendid samples which are presented ...

... south-west provinces. W. Farren, Brougham, and Miss Rainforth, act for a night or two at the Olympic, next week.——A grand show of flowers has been held at Havre. It concluded on Sunday last, in the ball-room, when the Horticultural Society delivered medals ...

... Most Fragrant, Lasting, and Refreshing PERFUME. tor the Handkerchief, Drawing-room, and Toilette. The fragrance of summer flowers needs no longer to be desired, when so elegant a Perfume as ' Blount’s Royal Kau de Bouquet ’ exists. Its odour is as lasting ...

... beneath the mill-wheels. Verdict, Found dead in the Lea, with marks of mortal injuries on the body, but there was no evidence to show how deceased got into the water.’* Supposed Case Infanticide.—On Saturday afternoon an inquest was held the Horse and Groom ...

... conviviality prevailed. Some few years since, the Dahlia-show at Salthill was one of the first exhibitions in the kingdom, but it unaccountably and suddenly was done away with. The present show, therefore, may be considered revival, and, aa we hope, an ...

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... Summers Harford. Mr. Isaac Bass seconded the nomination. Mr. Woodward then proposed Mr. Brooker, the Chartist candidate. Mr. Flowers seconded the nomination. Mr. Nicholson was then proposed and seconded. Mr. Allan, another Chartist, then proposed Mr. Feargus ...

... of the entire institutions of the country and this petition, too, containing it did an hundred prayers, was not, on the showing of Mr. Roebuck, the genuine opinions of the three million petitioners, but imposed on them by one described as a cowardly ...

... Fragrant, Lasting, and Refreshing PERFUME, for the Handkerchief, Drawing-room, and the Toilette. The fragrance of summer flowers needs no longer to be desired, when so elegant perfume as Blount’s Royal de Bouquet” exists. Its odour is as lasting as sweet ...

... delightful in the extreme, the orb ef day shone out resplendentty, whilst the gentle zephyrs breathed amongst the shrubs and flowers, bear- ing upon their fairy wings that sense of exquisite enjoyment which summer alone can impart. The guests began to assemble ...