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... the best manner shows the highest genius. Flowers are but simple objects, possessing but little of what we may call the expression of life, yet no man ever mistook artificial flowers, however well manufactured, for real, or natural flowers, however curiously ...
... Sand hills near the Mount. Calf ha polustris Common Marsh Marigold. Caospande totaeodifulio : Common Bell Flower. _ Curdamoixe pratemis : Cuckoo Flower. Centaurea istgra : Black linapweed. Centaurs,* : Narrow-leaved Mouse•ear Chickweed. Chetilluniwn - Common ...
... entire satisfaction.—Her SHOW will be open for the Summer Season Tuesday, Maythetlth.—No. 13' Bridge-street. SUMMER FASHIONS .—MRS. JAMES *y HORSFALL has the honour to announce the Ladies 'bestcr and its vicinity, that her SHOW nth 1_ FASHIONS will take ...
... N. J. CROWLEY, London.—A capital likeness, and this is the only meritin the picture. 216. Basket of Flowers. Miss HUNT, Liverpool.—The flowers are well painted. The rake spoils the picture. 217. Stacking Hay. W. F. WITUERINGTON, R.A„ London.—There ...
... S, AND THE EFFBCT OF THAT SYSTEM UPON THE YOUNG MEN ENGAGED IN fETAIL TaAD8s, AS WELL AS UPON SOCIETY AT LARGE. By Fdward Flower. London: IW. Aylott. Liverpool: C. Wllimner.-it is a very grati- fying Circumstanoe tbat the subject to which tbis well-written ...
... piallihel , can be •teen framed in the different pattr•rns, tlieruby affording an opportunity uf judging of the effect. FLING FLOWERS. ETS, &C. &C. up in superior k ft.tilt purchaser. ~ 11.1 )11Nli n 11 .• rms. I • Es CLEAN El/ and RE-LINED, by an experienced ...
... had been completed, and many of the articles to be shown (including cut flowers) were of a perishable nature, the order of the proceedings could not well be changed, and the show came off under circumstances peculiarly unfavourable. yet with a degree ...
... the titles of their productions. The last new advertisement announces the publication of a work to be called Laurels and Flowers. We have some idea of bringing out a sort of companion, to be call- ed Gammon and Spinach.-Punch. Avoid quotations, unless ...
... The show of horned cattle was superior one,esDecially of bulls. That of horses was not considered equal to the homed cattle. There excellent show of pigs. The cheese seemed to attract considerable attention. There were however only four lots show n very ...
... certain fresh regulations, relative to Chelsea pensioners, lo required to have their certificates ; comniunications for that A purpos are directed ts ho addressed to the Secrehsry and Regis- tra of the Royal Hospitls, Chelsea. Sl d A nosy bank., to be supported ...
... proceedings. HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION AT THE BOTANIC GARDEN. On Thursday, the first meeting of the season for the show of plants, flowers, &c., took place at the gardens, and considering the rather unpropitious state of the weather—it being cloudy, somewhat ...
... the Town Hmll, King Street; the chair to beAaken at half past six o'clock. - The Rer. RICHARD BfcrRGESS, 8.D., rector of Chelsea; the Rev. Professor DE4L.A HARPE, of Geneva; Major THORPE, secretary to the society, will attend deputation.-Several of the ...