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... 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 ...
... SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Hie following the award, sc., the Smithheld Club's premiums and medals, at the Horse Bazaar, street, December 8, 1840. The Stewards of the yard, were ilr. Franklin, of Ascott, near Tetsworth ; Worthington, of Brockhurst, Coventry; ...
... particularly on Tuesday, and that the success of the Show exceeded the expectations of the Committee of Management. The interior of the Hall was tastefully decorated with festoons of evergreens and flowers by Messrs. Clarke and Wyatt, of this town, and Mr ...
... a sin To stay at home to-day ! Stay no more loitering within, Come to the woods away The long green grass is fill’d with flowers, The clover’s deep dim red Is brighten’d with the morning showers, That on the winds have fled. Scatter’d about the deep blue ...
... last, at the Star and Garter Hotel, was, notwithstanding the badness ofthe weather, very well attended. Indeed, the show of fruits and flowers was much better and the company more numerous than could have been expected. The following is list of the prizes ...
... nectarine* from the gardens of Duke of Portland. Amongst flowers were some iaterestioe new orebt* plants from Mr. Ilateman, and several New Holla®* greenhouse plants from Mr. Kuight, of Chelsea. awarded were, silver lieoksiao medals to Mr. Allen for ...
... American Aloe. —One of these plants which is said to flower only once in one hundred years, is now in full bloom at Harden Grange, the seat cf W. B. Ferrand, Esq. M.P. The gardener has orders to show it to the public. It is stated that Grace Darling, the ...
... 100/ in r j c the erection of. North Staffordshire Horticultural Society.—The second , exhibition of this society, for show ot flowers, plants, fruits, and vegetables, is appointed to take place at , Trentham, on Thursday, the instant, and not on Thursday ...
... which aperture is passed through fitted with large mahogany doors, &c, into the staircase, and then through simlar one into the show room, which was used a saloon, and was justly considered the chief object attraction the j architectural department: the dimensions ...
... fowls, and sundry smaller birds.— Wakefiéld Journal. Parservation op you are fond of having flowers iu your room, present garden is so far from cut flowers as your house, you will ihe to know how to preserve as possible. most simple rules are, no to ...
... Col. and Lady Mary Fox, Lady Montagu, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, Earl Cadogan, Lady Augustus Cadogan, Viscount and Viscountess Chelsea, Earl of Beverley and Lady Louisa Perey, Hon. J. and Lady Emily Stuart Wortley, Lady Wharncliffe, Mr. Edwin Landseer, Hon ...
... phantom of an The Right Honourable the CKancellor of the Exchequer brought to his recolisction a scene in a Néapolitan puppet-show, wheré a duel takes place -between Punch aad his anidgonist. Poor Punch is can through and through he body. His friehd comes ...