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... AGRictrLT-RAx Association. —Tiie annual meeting of this association was held on Tuesday at Epping. There was fair show of vegetables, fruits, and flowers from the cottagers’ gardens, which was well attended. The dinner took place in the Town Hall. Mr. Harsh in ...
... 1892 Admitted, 0; discharged, 0; remaining, 9; dead, 0. Preeent& Mrs. Blundell, flowers and garment.; Mrs. Thomson, (Luton Hoo Farm), eggs and rhubarb, Mrs. Brooke, flowers and old linen; Mr. Crouch; malt bread; Mr. Young, (Lilley),a loin of mutton, House ...
... lift the veil of privacy behind which no reporters were admitted, nor would justice be done wore to attempt to recull the flowers of eloquence in which Chairman vied with Vice-Chairman, or the animated succession of capital songs by which the social enjoyments ...
... footpath in consequence of the defendants standing upon it. Each of the defendants who appeared was fined Bs. including costs. FLOWER SHOW AT WOBURN SANDS. Contrary to the custom which has been generally observed since the formation of the Aspley Guise and Woburn ...
... followed by procession children and a band of juvenile performers. The perambulators were all prettily decorated, some with flowers and some with ribbons and lace. A tiny baby under tent-like canopy was labelled Moses in the Bulrushes,” tall reeds forming ...
... Sons* spring catalogue of vegetable and flower seeds is most carefully and even elaborately got up; it contains over one hundred pages, with an elegantly illuminated cover and numerous coloured plates of flowers, executed in chromo lithography. It also ...
... from Paris, endeavours to promulgate his decree. He cannot, however, find single bill-sticker to post it up, and is afraid to show himself in the streets. The only paper which has dared to publish the decree is the Bordeaux Journal. Gambetta meanwhile sticks ...
... wore bunched out skirts of light pink satin. Mrs Val Prinsep wore beautiful brocade with grey ground and pals blue flowers, tbs trimming showed little green velvet. Mrs Somers Cocks wore a gown of cinnamon crbpe trimmed with pals blue. Her hat waa trimmed ...
... feeling. No finer courtesy could be shown by man than was shown by him to the ladies who visited him iu his modest home at Chelsea. I see him now, standing bareheaded in his sober dressing-gown on the ]‘mvement below his door steps, with the sun shining ...
... Dupin, or Fontaineau may bo easily discovered. Hither the exiles of France brought their traditional love for birds and flowers, and though, after a wide lapse of time, many of the national associations have faded away from the memories of their descendants ...
... foliage. On the tables in the refreshment room the flowers were —in compliment to the bride's Christian name entirely lilies, with begonia leaves ; and on the central table was a large IPYflunia of orange flowers, interspersed with little oranges, and rising ...
... flocks, and the last issued agricultural statistics show that the number of the Irish bovine stock exceeds Jive millions. Previously to last year the sheep formed only department of the society annual shows, which they were exhibited along with cattle, horses ...