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... SMITHFIELD CLUE SHOW. further account of the dead weights of animals exhibited* at the late grand show of the Smithfield Club. Mr. Strickland's 4 years and 8 months old Durham ox, exhibited in class 1., and purchased by Mr. Flower, of Brentford, weighed ...
... LINCOLNSHIRE STUFF BALL. Y/AMES visiting Lincoln at this season, will find m/je*the Show-room of HENRY MOSS replete with every Novelty in Millinery, Cloaks, Mantles, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Ac kc. He would also particularise his splendid Stock of rich Fancy ...
... gardener of Prince Leopold has lately succeeded in producing tbe air plant, which was never before known to flower in this country with flowers as in China. The air plant has the wonderful property of living wholly on air, and is suspended by the Chinese ...
... detached Offices of every description, excellent Coach-houses, Stabling, Barns, and Granaries, Pumps of Hard and Soft Water, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, with neat Carriage Entrance to the Hall, forming altogether a genteel residence for a country gentleman ...
... for assisting those nurserymen and florists who have suffered so fearfully from the late storm have determined to hold a flower show and fete at the Surrey Zoological Gardens on the 24th and 26th inst. Mrs. Lawrence, of Ealing Park, has most kindly jiromiscd ...
... Eeq., of Bark wor County Hf of the board of g the following don Miss Durance 5S! Rew. Dr. Moc Gicantic € in the garden of } flower measaring ACCIDENT.- runs from Sleafor It appears that th perly serewed, an came off.’ There of them were seri frightened ...
... Miss Cooper's song, My Helen is the fairest Flower, was delightfully sang. Mrs. Walker, who generally renders her assistance our concerts, gave us a great treat in her ong, Fll gather Summer Flowers: it was sang with much sweetness and effect, ...
... kitchen, and pantry; on the second story, excellent chambers attic story, 2 good lodging-rooms; a large Yard the rear, and small Flower Garden in front. Each good Cellar, and plenteous sopply of hard and soft waaer. Part the purchase-money may remain security ...
... fore the rage, the running of many after entering showed t had no chance to win with the weights imposed upon them, and they were according withdraw ‘Far Srock Jn Wednesday last there i was a fair show of both beasts a sheep. TTTe market was ex- ceedingly ...
... polyanthus (two kinds), sweet scented colt's foot, colutea, single sun flower, tauristtnus, arbutus, candytuft, African marigold, American groundsel, grape hyacinth, and everlasting. The flowers retained all their summer fragrance. the Court King's Bench on ...
... the London Horticultural Society, at i Chiswick, were thrown open on Saturday last, for the June exhibition of fruit and flowers. The inducements to visit this very attractive scene were enhanced by the fineness of the weather; and upon no former occasion ...
... Bristol Journal. Horrid Murder at Chelsea.âA barbarous murder was discovered on Saturday last to have been committed on an aged female, named Catherine Elms, residing at 17, Wellesley-street, near the new church, at Chelsea. The occurrence is, in many respects ...