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... OXFORD DAHLIA SHOW Oxford Grand Dahlia Show was held on Wednesday last, at the Oxford. The show of flowers was very large, and the prizes, were awarded as follow : Sweepstakes, for 30 Blooms, open to all England.—Messrs. Brown. Slough. 24 Blooms, open ...
... GRAND DARLIA SHOW AND HORTICULTURAL FETE AT CHISWICK. It would difficult to imagine how the culture of that favourite flower (the dahlia) could arrive at a urea'er degree of perfection than it has already attained, if the splendid samples which are presented ...
... travelled so great a distance. The flowers were placed in stands of twelve and twenty-four blooms, and it was admitted by the most experienced growers that there had never been vitneated inch rich collection of flowers, nor such splendid specimens. The ...
... ?? OXFORD GRAND DAHlLIA SHOW. The admirers of this splendid flower had a; great treat at the exhibition in oor Town Hell on Wednesday lest, which, by per- mission of tho Mayor, had been lent for the oecasion. The various productions were judiciously arranged ...
... ON THE PREMIUM SYSTEM AT CATTLE SHOWS. {From the Gardeneri’ Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette.) Extracted by permUsion from a letter the President Council of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society You hare in the premiums which, with view to the improvement ...
... Turmp*» jrold, it ba* !>f*pn diffictill to lifted single flower. coi»#equeoce, the root* have eontinued firm and hearty the lad, and even now the few remaining; Swede* are almost a* juicy and nutritious at any period during; the season.—Sheep have, therefore ...
... 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 ...
... greenhouse plants; Mr. Cutter, Slough; by Mr. Bragg, of plants, hollyhocks,cut flowers, verbenas, vegetables and fruits; by Mr. Woedon, Hillingdon, apples ; Mr. Batten, f cut flowers Two pots of vines, each plant bearing seven or eight bunches of remarkably ...
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... his Annual Concert, which took place in the Muhic Room the evening last. The debut of the two young ladies, Miss Flower and Miss S. Flower, was successful in every meaning of the word. They met, every appearance the orchestra, with applause the most unbounded ...
... their things to pi hey'll clothe them in Coats Frocks, yook GIRLS in smart nd should you want them Ready-made,—t © House can show so a Stock of Little say it without ro; Toggery. reover, DOUDNEYS were the first who very kindly proffered cts for Our Clathes ...
... 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 ...