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... BOTANY, HORTICULTURE, FLORICULTURE, AND NATURAL. SCIENCE. Conducted by THOMAS MOORE, F.B.S. ' Curator of the Botanic Garden. Chelsea. and WILLIAM P. AIRES. C.M.H.S., Blackheath, Kent. Assisted in BOTANY by ARTHUR HENFRET , Esq., F.L.S., Lecturer on_Botany ...
... communication which you may think proper. I remain, gentlemen, your obedient - servant, STUARTME DECIES. 4. Park-walk. Little Chelsea, London, Oct. 2, 1848, Twenty-seven years' dyspepsia, friim which I had 'suffered great pain and inconvenience, and for vvhich ...
... Dios do denir the Gods ; Chrysophyllum carrots; and Xanthoehymus pictoreus, t i wonderful leaves and flowers Chiswick and the Park, A , The Childwall Show to-morron.ls,. very superior scale. The SocetY, gress, the prizes annually careful selection of judges ...
... , 2d to Mr. T. Meakinson, and third to Mrs. Anne Jones. Prises similar to these ought to form feature in every country flower show. Many extra prises, which we have not space to enumerate, were awarded the judges. Foreign Aid Society.—On Tuesday evening ...
... subjected for many years back, and showing how it had flourish d in late years, in spite of all obstacles. A collection was then made in behalf of the objects of the society, after which the Rev. R. Burgess, rector of Upper Chelsea, one of the deputation from ...
... dressed a with every saricety of thle most rare and valuable shrubs, a Con- bc aSrTVat0rY of elegant Structure, beautiful flower garden, and towisrib the east is the fountains flosrer garden, wirth a ilighit of stec,~ li-sling, to the Splendid Amserican ...
... The Timm the coals doth blow. The meteor wrath of BLOOUFIELD Shall yet terrific burn, Till WISEMAN cut his lucky, And NEWNAN show his stern. Then, then, ye mitred warriors, Our song and feast shall flow To the fame of your name When The Times has ceased ...
... Coach-houses. Kennels, extensive range of Farm Buildings, Piggeries, 38e., most productive walled Garden, and tastefully laid-out Flower Garden, the whole quietly reposing in a finely-timbered Lawn or Park of considerable extent and beauty, and surrounded by ...
... awarded to H. Littledale, Esq., for Fancy Pelargonium ; to H. Winch. Esq., for Cut Flowers ;. to John Finch, jun , Esq , for Greenhouse Plant; and to Mrs. Green, Flowers, very well executed. The band of the 91st Regiment was in attendance, and their admirable ...
... T.c. arch; LEADING THB QARDBN. Fruits. Flowers. Cut Flowers. Bouquets. Wax Flowers. Vineyard Prodnee. Orchard Produce of Kent, Worcester, Hereford. Culinary Vegetables. Fruits. Vegetables. Flowers. Wild Flowers of the District. Domestic ...
... THE DARDEN. THE FIELD. Corn in the Straw. Flax, Hops on the Bine. Gra-ses. Agricultural Roots. Fruits. Flowers. Cut Flowers. Bouquets. Wax Flowers. Vineyard Produce. Orchard Produce of Ke►.t, Worcester, H ereford. Culinary Vegetables. THE COTTA OE. FOWL ...
... Fruits. Flowers. Cut Flowers. Bonqnets. Wax Flowers. Vineyard Produce. Orchard Produce of Kent, Worcester. Hereford. Culinary Vegetables. TUI VIBLD. Corn in *.he Straw. Flax. Hops on the bine. Grasses. Agricultural Roots. Frnits. Vegetables. Flowers. Wild ...