... the flower show on the first day, to the writer, Oh, Mr. , the music of that band makes my hair stand on end. Such is the effect with thousands of the working classes that they will make any sacrifice to hear good mu.ic. Add to that good flowers, and ...

... appearance of those of a Lomaria. Messrs. Veitch k Sons, Chelsea, showed the very distinct Yanda Dennison- iana, a new species, from MouJmein, with acutely and unequally ?? leaves, and waxy flowers of which the se- pals andpeta^ are obovate, whitish with ...

... Frederick Pollock, The Copse. Hindhead. and stolen a quantity clothes and other articles, on the previous Sunday. The evidence showed that the prenuues were locked up. Sir Frederick being in town, but that about three o'ckr'fc oi! Sunday afternoon the gardener ...

... 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 ...

... Resides the beauty of their flowers, they have handsome velvety foliage. , This is not generally the case with plants possessing noble flowers. It invariably happens that plants with handsome foliage produces most insignificant flowers, 1 and those most beautiful ...

... seen there, including some very curious and admirable specimens of each. Oriental, French,German,ltalian, Sevres, Chelsea Worcester, Chelsea Derby, Derby, Salopian, Rockingham, Wedgwood, and Majolica wares—following the classification of the catalogue—are ...

... sary to remove the hyacinths as soon as they show signs of decay to prevent a disagreeable smell in the house ; in- deed all decaying flowers should be removed at once, and flowering plants should have the flowers neatly fastened to sticks if it is uecessary ...

... naturally looks for pants and flowers that ire not so extensively repre- sented iv the flower garden. The Begonias now nnder notice do away with this monotony, anJ if the conservatory is all aglow with such biijht flowers as Calceolarias, green- house ...

... particular flower, but all the flowers. Some great and pious men had tried to indentify this lily with some par- ticular flower, such as the lily of tbe valley ; but he did not go with those. The word rose was, in his opinion, also used to signify flowers in ...

... skin with paws thrown over the vase, the head of the tiger partly forming thecovers, 11, Mr. C. T.J acoby. Chelsea and other English China: —Chelsea coloured group, Time clipping Cupid's wings, I' 2 inches high, Mr. Eidsin ; a large figure of St. Paul preaching ...

... Moroteagle and Miss Gretna. 100 to 7 each •git Soukette and Morda, 100 6 agst Faded Flower, and to 1 agwt others. Bon dOr made play from Soukette, Polly Marden colt, and Faded Flower, with Merry Dance My, Mona Cross, and Shrove Cake next till furlong from home ...

... also had a fine specimen of Sarracenia purpurea in flower, and a group of the lovely Primula japonica, which was unanimously awarded a First-class Certificate. The flowers are produced upon stout flower- stems, twelve or fifteen incl.es in height, in whirls ...