... LEIGHTON FLOWER SHOW. The Leighton Buzzard Horticultural Society held( their summer exhibition of plants, flowers, fruit, &e., on Thursday last, in the grounds belonging to Leighton House. The weather was unfortunately not so fine as could have been desired ...

... BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, OLNEY FLOWER SHOW AND ATHLETIC SPORTS. The people of Oluey celebrate the August Bank Holiday in a wanver beconnng a place of greater E:wmluum The Committees of the Horticultural Socicly und the Amatcur Athletic Society have worked ha ...

... nurserymen, of Chelsea, brought a \rge and intereating collection of rare and choice plants from their exotic nurseries, and Mr. Smith (gardener to the Earl of Cut Flowers. Eosebery) and Mr. «L muings (gardener to Mr, Hardy cut flowers, six bunches, ...

... , and is bad for the machine into the bargain. Violet*. —To keep these fragrant flowers in good condition, and more especially if roots are required for winter flowering under glass, they must be replanted annually, and the proper time for doing this ...

... SPECIAL SHOW V “* t t * - CAPES, JACKETS. Ac, indnde -dop- COSTAE CLOTHS. AND COVERT COATINGS, in chamin, and Colourings. SHIRTS AND BLOUSES SPECIALITIE. DBESS-MAKINO Annual Spring Show in all Departments. VISIT OF INSPECTION INVITED. J. w. beraim hobsb ...

... HORTICULTURAL SHOW. This was about the finest exhibition of the kind with which the county has ever been favoured, the three marquees joining one another and forming delightful promenade, shielded from the heat of the weather. In the centre tent a magnificent ...

... MR. FLOWER AT DUNSTABLE. Mr. Flower, M.P., attended Dunetable market on Wednesday afternoon, and rave a 20 minutes. addres in the Coin Exchange ton limited audience. Mr. J. Limbrey, presided, and introduced him. Ma. FLowse, on rising, said, The name of ...

... MK. FLOWER AT DUNSTABLE Mr. Flower, M.P., attended Dunstable market Wednesday afternoon, and gave a minutes’ address in the Com Exchange tea limited audience. Mr. J. Limbrey, presided, and introduced him. Mb. F lower, on rising, said, The name Tavistock ...

... Manh). The latter much-esteemed lady visited the show, and was highly pleased with the exhibitioo. Mr Burton-Alexander attended also from The Bury, and so did the Rev. B. Meoziea (oarata of SI. John's, Chelsea); while among other visitors were—The Vicar and ...

... Foden (Hemel Hempstead). Vase of Cut Flowers : 1, Miss Foden ; 2, Miss j Mead; 3, Mrs. E. F. Sibley. Flowere for ladv's hair or dress: 1, Miss Mead ; 2, Miss Foien. Button-hole : 1, Miss Mead 2, Miss Foden. Wild Flowers grass : 1, Miss Mead ; j2, Miss Foden ...

... Horticultural Society. —The annual show of this society was held on Wednesday, in the grounds of the Messrs, Cel«y, kindly lent for the occasion. Mr. Mayae’s spacious marquee afforded ample accommodation for the display flowers. The bend of the Second Life ...

... LELGHILON. Frowsr Saow.—On Thuarsday last a show of fruit, flowers, and vegetables, for which cottagers ‘and others competed, and for which prizes were given from £2 downwards, took place bi per‘ mission of Francis Bassett, Esq., at the Heath. It is now ...