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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Schrodere Aurea ; 5, Brasgia Keiliana; 6, Buttery Orchid; 7, Csmbidium Lauranum. SKETCHLS AT MR. SHOW. where thousands of these lovely and extraordinary flowers form a picture not to be equalled in Europe, is an experience that should not be missed by visitors ...
... LEIGHTON BUZZARD. Cm ask. —Lord Rothtchild's Staghounds resumed hunting la*t Thursday, aud made the by showing excelleut gallop of oue hour and twenty-five minutes, crossiug a really sporting of country throughout. Their .stag wa> uncarted Wingrave ts ...
... metropolis gay enough with its multitudes of visitors and residents. The theatres are all full swing concerts are innumerable; flower-shows abound, with the usual success or failure according to whether it rains or no ; and the Exhibitions are briskly competing ...
... with asters, geraniums, ferns, chrysanthemums, &c. Several collections of wild flowers were exhibited. The honorary exhibits assisted very much to give completeness to the show. PETTY SESSlONS— Wsdhxsdat. THB BBBZOUS ASSAULT. William Hall, labourer, of Kens ...
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... anal WS Oen beim Dyer Kirby Va4as Oa poise, = iho med polwa as TIMP gladedwi shoot 6-30 by the id prim WOBURN FLOWER SHOW. The annual Flower Show and Rural Fete, in oonnection with the Woburn District Cottage Garden Society, was held on Monday in the Vicarage ...
... ugly one. The deposition aufferer have been taken. Mr. and Board Schools.—A f* having been made Whitehaven that a B 'j , sJ» Chelsea had proved a failure letter was » ' ji*. to Mr. Thomas Carlyle, who resides at Chelsei . if this were correct. A reply has ...
... begonias surpassed expectation. Throughout the show the plants and flowers were presented in the best form and in admirable culture. The cut flowers exhibited ou the side tables included a gorgeous show of roses from Messrs. Paul and Son, which surpassed ...
... RITUALISM, AND OUR DUTY IN RELATION TO IT. LECTURE BT REV.J. HILESHITCIIENS. At Chelsea recently the Rev. J. Hiles Hitchens, late of the Congregational Church, Luton, ar.d now Kcrleston Square Church, lielgrsvia, delivered lecture before the South West ...