... The land of the cedar and vine Where the flowers over blossom, The beams ever shine.” In the smiling south, there is limited district over which the wild bee wanders hummingbut a large proportion of the remainder of the empire affords a home for the wolf ...

... Lord Exmouth arrived at Alexandria, in his yatch Flower of Yarrow, towards the end of December, and then sailed to join Admiral Stopford in Marmoriee Bay. The Countess of Mount Edgecumle, lady in waiting on her Majesty, was amortg the royal and noble ...

... ornament crape boutieis; whilst the more simple flowers of our gardens will be re paired fir /trifles de viz. The N einem bonnets are of ape, c.iverit wee tittle d la 'siege oil /Pet; 4114 tile flowers that urn amen them are of the most definite deseriron ...

... of their Erraoram.—At Chelsea, Mr. John Tarry, of Chelsea, to Miss Love, of Lyme Regis, Dorset. *Oh! Tarry awhile with me, my Lore Oh! Tarry awhile with me,’ Was the bridal chorus of mate and dove, As they trotted along Chelsea, THE CRADLE, The cot of ...

... occur, and should they be exposed to their force the flowers will certainly be rendered unfit for exhibition. Tulips are, generally speaking, later than usuai this season, and where the days of show are regulated by previous years, diur'poimment we fear ...

... Cornock; and the Society's Plate to Joseph Bromedge, Esq. The prizes for hardy cut flowers, green house flowers, tender and hardy annuals, balsams, and ornamental basket of flowers, to Miss Fewster. First prize, greenhouse plants, J. M. Baxter, Esq. Second prize ...

... not duly elected, and that Sir J. Flower was duly elected. Tuurspay, May 5. Mr. RoEsuck gave notice that he should on Friday ask Sir G. Larpent, Sir J. C. Hobhouse, Mr. H. Elphinstone, Capt. Plumridge, Viscount Chelsea, and Mr. C. Russell, whether they ...

... of all lovers and growers of this odoriferous race of flowers. Russian Superb is better formed flower than the Old Russian, and much larger petals, better shaped, and more fully expanded, showing to advantage nice white centre, the whole bloom being free ...

... year was held this town Wednesday last, and was exceedingly well attended. Considerable preparations had been made for t.ie show, winch was anticipated would prove one the most attractive of any yet exhibited by this society. Nor were these expectations ...

... petals, will ornament crape bonnets; whilst the more simple flowers our garth ns will be required for pa3k* riz. The Noemie Iwuncls are of crape, covered with tulle la any.- and and the flowers that ornament them are of the roost delicate description, or ...

... gentleman—they actually strewed flowers in his path from the carriage way to the house—this is the statement in Hennock, where it is most positively believed ; we give it as we receive it. Whether they strewed the flowers with their own hands, or did the ...

... The Mildness of the Season (From correspondent.)— Feb. I.—Having seen in your Journal tliat violets and other spring flowers are showing bloom some of the warmer places, have sent you some gathered out of my garden, at Arnewood Faim, which is not sheltered ...