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... I,ord Western.—His Lordship has written a letter to Lord showing the truth of his system of drilling, which Jam of opinion that my increased product the last three v«ar* some degree attributable to the system I have pursued, and 1 strongly recommend pretty ...
... last Benefaction with Privilege. £. t. d. Lord Viscount Chelsea, M.P., Wilton Crescent,} Belgrave Square .. .. .. .. j Subscriptions. Lord Viscount Chelsea, M.P. .. .. ..660 Viscountess Chelsea .. .. .. ..220 Col. Williams, Belle Vue 0 J. J. Wheble, Esq ...
... The last Show for the Year will take place on the lGt'u of September. N.B. It proposed that AN OPEN SHOW of Dahlias, addition the specified exhibition, take place Wednesday, the September, for TWO CUPS, be'ourchased Subscription. The Flowers to exhibited ...
... ABINGDON, SATURDAY, September 22. Horticultural Association.—Our newlyformed Association held their first show Thursday last, at the County Hall, (which was kindly granted to them by the worshipful the Mayor), and if first appearances are to be regarded ...
... Brown. t ,.On Thursday last the fifth and last show for l!! season the Oxford, Oxfordshire, and Neighbouring 'cl tft'iities Horticultural Society was held (hy permission of the in the Town Hall. The flowers aud fruits exhibited *V not numerous, but, generally ...
... of the Reading Horticultural Dinner, as well the list of prizes awarded at the last show, which took place on Tuesday, at the Hall. The gaiety and brilliancy the flowers, and luxuriance ofthe fruit, almost surpassed any of the previous exhibitions. Amongst ...
... Tbomaa, carious early piecc in Raffaelle ware, 10/. 10*.; set three Dresden vases, the surface covered with calices flowers, and other flowers in relief, with subjects from Watleau, 38/.; pair of old Dresden figure*, with branches lor three lights, 151. 15*-; ...
... President, and the Vice-Presidents. By W. F. POULTON, Architect, Reading. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS TO MARCH 4th. Lord Viscount Chelsea, M.P. ; Wm. Ord, Esq., Castle-street The Marquis of Downshire ;T. L. Walford,Esq.,London-st. Robt. Palmer, Esq., M.P. ; Mrs ...
... Hosier-street, which was elegantly ornamented with ever-greens and flowers for the occasion ; the tea-tables were also set off to advantage by some vases containing choice cut flowers—the whole having very pretty effect. The children then proceeded in ...
... from their commencement. The annual Pink Show at Wokingham was held at the Buck Inn, onthe 28th ult. ‘There were eight pans of flowers, and the first prize was given to John Batten, of Hurst.—The annual Pink Show at the Pheasant, King-street, was held on ...
... respectfully to announce Udiesof Reading and it* Vicinage, that their Show ' • ' L the November, when their MMk will Room wi. njvoltv for die season, iu Bonnets, Caps, berep .et' lul flee Flowers, 1 'TT t this oppor'.uu thanking their an VI .11 for the kind ...
... beautiful flowers will be. in perfection during the ensuing week, we would recommend all admirers of floral beauty to avail themselves of the liberality of the proprietors, who make no charge for admission. The entrance to the greenhouse and flower garden ...