... GREAT METROPOLITAN POULTRY SHOW, The success of this extraordinary show, which was closed on Thursday last, must have fully equalled the expectations of the most sanguine promoters, especially considering that at this period of the year London is almost ...

... bearers in the open ground, are obtained in a few years. Exhibition of American Plants.— On Thursday last the Kings-road, Chelsea, was, at rather an early hour, a scene of much excitement end bustle. It was the private view of the American Floral Exhibition ...

... children. lIAMNERAMITEL—STERLING FLOWERS IRON ORATE IN CEIIETERT.—Mr. Frederick Lester. of No. Cameron Square, Chelsea, appeared before Mr. Hendon to answer • summons charging - him with having unlawfully picked some flowers from a grave in the West Loudon ...

... costs, - Flower Show. —On Tuesday last, the third show- ot this season was held at the Exchange, Newark. Owing no doubt to the late dry and hot weather, there was nothing of much importance exhibited. The greater part of the prizes for flowers were awarded ...

... millers having of late bought so freely as to provide for their immediate wants. On Wednesday there was an exceedingly small show of wheat by land carriage samples from the neighbouring counties, and the attendance of buyers being very thin, tie transactions ...

... Society was held at South Collingham on Tuesday. The show was a successful one. The weather was such as Flora delights in, and the company included the elite of the county for many miles round. The show took place in a large field in front of the mansion ...

... Farley s and Mercer, Canterbury. Official assignee, Mr. Carman, Birchin Lane, Cornhill. Robert Westmacott, Fuiham Road, Chelsea, nurseryman, April 4, May 5, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. At- torney, Mr. Holcombe, Ebury Street, PimHco, and Chan- ...

... anode by thy society in ' this departaneut, we feel justified in anticird int; a tgnificent display of this most enchanting flower. The excellent bu' of the South Notk. Yeomanry Cavalry, by the permission of Colonel liolden, a ill be in attendance. THE ...

... point, on true net, flax (freedom& at Destilborghe, Ghest, divested by Übe belonal. H. Henek, also a lace flower beeket, in whisk the groaod and flowers are made of * stark piece. BY the samples of the thread with which they hairs been manufactured. it is ...

... from W oo l w i c h. Several other regiments will in all probability be quartered in the vicinity of the metropolis. The Chelsea Out-Pensioners will be inspected to-morrow, and those who volunteered their services on last pension day will receive their ...

... Murray, LLD., of Trinity College, has announced a second edition of his pamphlet publithed about 18 months ago, which went to show that the Duke of Wellington was born in Merrion Street, Dublin, and baptised at St. Peter's Church on the 90th April, 1769 ...

... Coffee, tea and sugar, fruits and spices, all show an increase. Wine likewise is on the favourable side as regards the present month, although, notwithstanding the prosperity of all classes, it again shows &diminution for the year. Spirits exhibit an increase ...