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... specimens of tho same flower. Owing to the early date of the show and somewhat late season, the show of fruit was not only exceedingly small, but ou the whole poor. The Earl of Devon was awarded first prize for the only pine apple the show; Lord Poltimore and ...
... Thomas Fisher Mangolds 1 William Webber 2 Henry Roberts 3 Osmond Flowers Window Flowers John Ashe 2 Mrs Bryant 3 George Willis Garden Flowers— 1 James Davy 2 Mrs Kingdom 3 Lucy Davy Wild Flowers (children) —1 John Bryant Walter Bowden 3 Crook prize Clara Crook ...
... something no wholly opposed to Flower Show wet weather, it did exercise a disturbing and depressing influence. Hav ody the rain was neither so continued nor so which ieil in the opening day Birmingham 1872, and the site of the show being on a sloping bank, ...
... TOE FIRST BRILLIANT OF THE LONDON SEASON, The marriage of Viscount Chelsea, eon and heir of the Earl of Cadogan, with the F6n. Mildred Sturt, daughter Lord Alington. was celebrated on Saturday afternoon at Holy Trinity Church, Sloanestreet. No wedding ...
... owss Sgow. This show took place on Tharsday last, and excited a great deal of interest. inasmuch as it had been decided to decorate and illuminate the town. A subscription was accordingly set on foot, a committee for and by the time the show o p ened the ...
... W. Ware. . uot less than 25, distinct, in out flower iifn?,'™ - -,?v Ware and J. and Co.; Srd.W. C. D. uiiimond. herbaceous flowers, Perkins; 3id,J. Jen! s. 1- Lunches bardy Herbaceous perennial flowers, distinct (ama.eurs)-lat. J Lakin; 2nd, K. Bryan; ...
... doe for the excellent exhibition that has been got together in this important department of show. collection consists ol various specimens china —Bow, Chelsea. Derby, Worcester, Nuntgarw, There are four specimens of Bow, viz., octagon plate, quails and ...
... William Is Now Showing NEW SPRING SHADES his VARIOUS MAKES of PARIS, GRENOBLE, AND ENGLISH GLOVES. The PARASOL SHOW-ROOM IS RE-OPENED With large and carefully selected VARIETY, to which h has great confidence in directing attention. NOVELTIES in TRIMMINGS ...
... THE SHOW OF CUTLERY GOODS. Russia has nine exhibitors, and makes a serious of razors and kitchen cutlery, and sabre atol blades hatchets, and files and tools. Italy, again, is represented by ten exhibitors, while Turkey has not less than thirty-two exhibitors ...
... of direct competitors at tbe Chelsea Hospital a; ,ear the names of eleven successful students of this Cheltenham Flower Show.—This event take- '>' la ?£ on Wednesday next, when the band of the Fu Guards will attend. The show promises to be precedented success ...
... front of the Pump Room. The arrangements of the Show were much as on previous occasions ; the Flower Show and refreshment tents were in the Gardens, the Art Exhibition occupied the Pump Room, and the Show-yards were in the grounds around the Garden. The ...
... The BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SHOW. TAUNTON MEETING, 1870. (Continued from last week's impression). The President of the Bath and We3t Somerset Show, for the past year, Sir Stafford Northcote, has his very heart and soul devoted to the good old cause of ...