... FLOWER SHOW. A show of Auriculas, Polyanthuses, and Pansies, was held at Mr. Thomas Fereday’s. Summer House inn. Gospel End, near Sedgley, on Monday, April 27, when the following prises were awarded:— ACBICCLAS. , , Premier Pim.—Messrs. Addenbrook and ...

... FLOWER SHOWS, &c. The Cattle Market Floral and Horticultural Amateur Society held their first show for the season, at the house of Mr James Clzrke, WIheat 3hleaf lnil, Water- loo-slreet, Newidmstle, on MAonday, whens the judges (Mr ?? Berry, Mr R Brown ...

... the gardens during the day. In other respect~s, the exhibition Was an excellent one, and it went off with great (clat. The flowers, perhaps because the ,long rain and inclemency of thle season had so longe deprived lbs eye of all enjoyment of floral beauty ...

... Mr. Fleming, for cacti in I flower; Mr. Redding, for a collection of roses, stove and green-house flowers, cot; Mr. Gaines, for a collection of geranium blooms; Mr. Glen ny, for an enormous specimen of cymbidium in flower, the largest in the kingdom ; ...

... greensward winding among the taller trees and flowering shrubs. From these you passed over the muddy walks aforesaid, balancing yourselves in single file on the planks aforesaid, thrcugh a parterre of flower-beds, to a trellissed archway, over which was ...

... C. RUSSELL. CHELSEA. London, May, Witness, C. A. Sacndebs, ENGLAND ON THE EVE OF A REVOLUTION The session of Parliament drawing fast to a close; the distress in the manufacturing districts [is increasing, and the Government refuses to take any steps to ...

... FATHER MATHEW AT CHELSEA. te I ne apostle visited Ch e l sea yesterday, and adininisered pledge in the W e llington Cricket Ground, ! t aate to the west of the southern extremity of Sloanetiatreet, but a stone's thr w from the Chelsea Ro, aanist Chapel ...

... .MR. KNIGHTS EXOTIC NURSERY. CHELSEA. At this establishment, which visited on Monday lost, we saw handsome plant of Clerodcndron splendens, flowering freely in the greenhouse, where it appears to grown with perfect success, although a native Ceylon. Among ...

... JF THE HIGHWAYS CHELSEA. )n,—Sir—l beg leave to draw a subject of universal complains . Luke's, Chelsea, hoping that you ual readiness, give it insertion in lich you have on numerous occaproof, are open to the correction. T political or otherwise. in ...

... FLOWERS OF PUNCH. A Prize Peasant Show.—The custom of stuffing cattle to an unnatural degree, is, we are told, desirable, for the purpose of improving the character of stock, and we should be very glad to see the experiment tried of improving the characters ...

... Sinclair, Mr. John, New Kent-road. . Young, Mr. Thomas Alfred, l>, Exeter-street, Sloane street, Chelsea. « •hudion, Mr. Henry James, 75. Sloane-street, Chelsea. A,, r .ihaui, Mr. William Henry, 2. Bermoudsey-square, Bermondsey. Timms, Mr. John, Primrose-street ...

... REFORM OF TH E HIGHWAYS IN CHELSEA. To THE EDITOR,-Sir--I beg leave to draw your attention to a subject of universal complaint in the parish of St. Luke's, Chelsea, hoping that will, with your usual readiness, give it insertion ia your columns, which ...