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... a future election at Chelsea PO have had something to To with Sir Henry Hloare's repudia- s r tion of his colleague. We may accept it as a sign at least LIs that the ?? ticket is not very popular even in the borough of Chelsea. Sir Henry Hoare has ...
... would have taken the chair but for his late illness. The first flower show of the season was held yesterday at the gardens of the Royal Botanic Society, Regent's Park. The plants and flowers were arranged in the new corridor, a pretty glass structure extending ...
... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE,-MONDAY. The show of freth samples from Essex and Kent wan very limited, and the condition materially improved by the latefine weather; but the beat sam ples, though firm, only found a Blow sale ...
... presented a satisfactory appearance; prices rather 2 higher. Moderate show of barley, best qualities fully main- taining late rates, but other sorts had a downward tendency. 7 Good show of eats as to quantity and quality, and tolerably 2 brisk demand, at ...
... tite fruit twill to longi'r and more slender-on of the chief' Iointe in a show encumber. 'Vrius opinionsl lire held ii. to iwhat really is the standard of excellence in a I show', icu-u~inllr. llotv often hiey be seen at ehows cucumbers1 niiuvh tcs ' ...
... until further notice. At Messrs. Veitch's nursery at Chelsea, the beautiful Clianthus Dampieri, planted out on a piece of rockwork in the open air, is in a most flourishing condition, and produc. ing flower-spikes freely. This plant, treated as a tender annual ...
... be removed under glass when the flowers pt, where they can be protected from the weather. Ours -ore removed indoors this week. Potting young plants of tree or perpetual, flowering carnations. The plants intended t-w flower in INovember and December should ...
... interesting from the resemblanoe Of the flower to a Stapelia ; and Dendrobium japonicum the flowers of which are white or pinkish white, and, though not of highly ornamental character, is worth cultivation. In flower on the Rckwork are the following -Spraguea ...
... eighth annual show in connection with the West of England r Society for the Exhibition of Fat Stock which will be held, as usual, in the Plymouth market, on the 15th, 16th, and w 17th of next month, bids fair to exceed all previous shows, r both in ? ...
... Friday. of Flour, little doing, and prloea nominay unaltered. Beans scams ,audio dearer. Oats azdoatmealI;quiet. Judian ?? it ~ flower. Now mixed, S8s. INeWdASTLIS, F01. 9.~-Wheatt Very dull at Saturday's pries'. D ?? quite neglected. Oala a turn in buyers' ...
... of Britanria as a chid, sitting on a winged monster, £37 19s, ; a Chelsea figure of Romeo. 227 15J. ; a pair of fine Chelsea figures, The Pedlars, £52; a boeutiful two. handled Chelsea vase, gros-bleu ground, wiLh rich gold lowers, 250; a fine pair of ...
... 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 ...