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... FLOWER SHOW. A winter gathering of florists and their flowers took place yesterday afternoon, in the large room at the Town Hall. The exhibition was promoted by the Botanical and Horticultural Society, Old Trafford, and was the first of a series with ...
... FLOWER SHOW. A winter gathering of florists and their flowers took pl>e, tbis afternoon, in the larje room at the Town Hall. The exhibition was promoted by tbe Botanical and Horticultural Society, Old TrafTord, and was the first of a eeries with which ...
... FLOWER SHOW AT THE TOWN HALL. This afternoon, the third of the new series of flower shows was held in the large room at the Town Hall. The chief features of the show were the roses from Messrs. J. Veitch and Son's, ...
... FLOWER SHOW AT THE TOWN HALL. At one o'clock this afternoon a flower show was opened to the public in the large room at the Town Hall, which is one of the most attractive of the series tbat have been held under the auspices of the Manchester Botanical ...
... FLOWER SHOW THE TOWN HALL. The -spring show of the Royal Botanical and** ji« cultural Society of Manchester is being held to-day Town Hall. With the sense of freshness there » a the first of the shows is perhaps the pl© aS^l^Jt^e,, of the year. Before ...
... FLOWER SHOW AT THE BOTANICAL GARDENS. On Friday next the annual Whitsuntide exhibition oi ornamental plants and flowers will opened at the Botanical Gardens, Old Trafford, and judging from the prize list and number of entries it will again be a great ...
... THE WHITSUNTIDE SHOW THE BOTANICAL GARDENS. is very unfortunate that the annual Whitsuntide | flower show of the Royal Botanical and Horticultural Society of Manchester should this year clash with the great show held the Temple, London, for has resulted ...
... WALLINGFORD.—I. WALTER WREN (L) 532 EDWARD WELLS (C) 541 Majority 41 The result shows Liberal gain of one seat. WESTMINSTER.—2. W. H. SMITH (C) 9,093 Sir C. RUSSELL (C) 8,930 J. MQRLEY (L) 6,564 Sir A. HOBHOUSE (L) 6,443 WOLVERHAMPTON.—2. VILLIERS (L) ...
... , this morning, the usual particulars were issued by the official receiver in the case of Oscar Wilde, late Tite-strect, Chelsea, and now of Her Majesty's Prison, Wandsworth. The receiving order was made upon the petition of Marquis of Qucensberry, and ...
... age.—The prisoner repeated her request for leniency, and she was remanded for a week. FLOWER SHOW AT THE TOWN HALL. The second of the winter series of flower shows under tbe auspices of the Botanical and Horticultural Society, Old Trafford, was opened ...
... innings. South. Second innings. Abel, Rougher 12 b Flowers Quaife, c Shej-win b Pougher 0 b Flowers 15 Read (M.). 'flowers 0 c Bates liide (J.) b Mowers 0 c Bates Pougher Hearne (b.\ c Scotton b Flowers.. 1 c Preston Emmett 30 (G.), c Shewiu Rougher. ...
... the men were sent their journey by the referee, Mr. H. J. Hackett. Weede was the first to show in front, and he held the lead for about 300 yards, when tho Chelsea man drew up aud eventually won- by eight yards. Time. 8 mm. 25 s^cs. ...