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... pilacid saunbeaTnm lie On the green sword which all the place doto l wear I And what rich g doure from the flowers are borne, From flowers and flowering weeds, which even. within The rents and fissures of those walls forlorn Have toade their home, yea thence ...
... hour more the ladies especially showed I signs of (eistrees; fians were being used in all directions, for the heat wvas intnseii atnd a gentleman absolutely fainted. There t wai usogetthm him out; and the public orator showing no sign b 5fitdaaler stslufiig ...
... A TRIP TO CHEPSTOW FLOWER SHOW. From Vole/ord Correspondent. On Friday 15th inst., being a brilliant sunny morning, cloudless sky, with a balmy southern windless atmosphere, and having heard that the September Chepstow Flower-Show would yield a fine day ...
... hill breasts the flowers opposed the blast Its keen cold scythe laid them still But the violet ! Oh lowliness lowliness ! lot never deforms The sun of prosperity thee not Nor the the hill storms ! J n B BAYLEY I the of the beautiful flower And feed the bloom ...
... John Smith First prize Eyles 2nd Flower Carrots First prize 2nd Bliss Onions First prize John Smith 2nd George Flower Scarlet Runners— First prize James 2nd Daniel Bliss First prize Smith 2nd Flower Pope ditto Smith Flower out-of-door-grapes William Davis ...
... written the late Mr John Barnett Kington and originally in an early number of the Bristol Advocate' FLOWERS SHOULD NOT BE GATHERED Gather not flowers 1 should hand Anticipate their sure decay ? Cans't thou to life one bud command ? Or lengthen out its ...
... ereC , e from designs and under llm supe . - , choose to indulge in in.ag. -a y perceptions, and the most popular of the flower shows in our ne.ghbou hood Esq., ol U-.s c.ly pm- ln-m th , h . „nll-..one. when,.,, -be will take place (the first exhtblt.o* ...
... SOCIETY The First Show for the season took place the Victoria RoomsonTuesdayaud was in every respect most successful The exhibition of auriculas polyanthuses ranunculuses pansies and other spring flowers struck us surpassing any show Grand Stand crowded ...
... , PROVINCIAL AND LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. W- BrD~lNESTER FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The second hle show of this society took, place on Monday last, at the School- adroom, in Shimelane. wlcen the following prizes were awarded:- Carssatieosu: 1St prize, Mr. Howell; ...
... daughter Lethbridge Bart of Sandhill Park June 7 at 8t Luke’s church Chelsea brtLi DD Hector of Hawkcburcb Dorset SCL Curate of St Luke's Chelsea Jackson of Trafolgar-square Chelsea TtoiS' Sir Charles Forbes Bart 8 at Clifton tbe Rev J H Hole Rector of ...
... 300TESTZO aNWE.IP GENCZ- ELECTION COIIIIITTEES.-Viscount Chelsea (T.) and Chas. Russell, Esq. (T.), have been declared duly elected for Readin Capt. Plumridge (L.) has been declared duly elected for Pcnryn and Falmouth. For Nottingham, Sir J.C. flobhouse ...
... Clifton, to Maria Caroline, youngest daughter of Mr. John Osborne, of the same place. , , , u July 1«, at St. Jude Church. Chelsea, the Her. John Kashdull, M.A , Bobort Bishop Theobald, Esq., of Lynn Uegis, Norfolk, to Mary, second daughter of the late ...