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... play-bill, satirical anil politicoeconomical Whitsun-morality, entitled The Philosopher’s Stone.’' The object of the author is to show the unhappiness which unbounded weallh must produce when misapplied in pandering to the self-gratification of the possessor ...
... splendour Than the grass and flowers so tender. Underneath thy careless tread? Little brother, ask longer Why such fate has fallen to us; Can there reason stronger Than that Heaven has willed it thus? Bow thy head, lovely flower, Now the sunshine smiles upon ...
... not extensive in the case of several former shows, and. with few exceptions, it contained little of novelty to make up for the comparative paucity of implements. glance at the general arrangements, showing the attenuated condition of the various rows ...
... six fancy flowers —amateurs; I. Mr. J. Edwards I Holloway; 2. Mr, Pope, gardener, Chelsea; 3. Mr. James Rochester Castle, Newington ; 4. Mr. Black gardener, Clewer For the beat twelve blooms— amateur-, silver cup; I. Mr • Robinson, Chelsea; 2. Mr. Black ...
... beautiful flowers, all remarkably choice. Verbei ditiou were exhibited by Mr. Holder, Eton, of Hurst. A great variety cut flowers was also Bragg and Mr. Turnei (both of Slouch) mtnbuHng v and Mr. Seeley, of Bristol, adding his full share, flowers were concerned ...
... previously offered to take j£so, and that defendant would not give him more than £2O. Floriculture. —The second monster flower show, held at the Royal Old Wells, Cheltenham, on Thursday week, went off with great the visitors numbering from 3,000 to 4.000 ...
... nd grace. A mere school girl will be thinking and writing ibout the beauty of birds and flowers, while her brother is robbing the nests and destroying,the flowers. An iMiman had travelled far to see the Niagara, and,while gazing on it, person asked biro ...
... iDriginnl BRING MK SPRING'S BRIGHT FLOWERS. Bring me Spring's bright flowers, Steeped in early dew, Happy thoughts awakening Of pleasures born anew ; Recalling long past hours In childhood's sportive day. When I looked so gaily forward To the festive ...
... is Mr. Lightbody’s auricula, ** Sir John Moore,” and a most remarkable flower of the kind it is. The letter-press, usual, is devoted to remarks the management of all kinds of flowers, and we perceive that Mr. Powell, of Frogmore, has completed his very ...
... might be termed “scratch, being evenly Oiled, and comprising the aquatic flowers of the University. As was the only eight-oared race the regatta, it necessarily became strong feature amongst the visitors. The University had the Berks side, and both crews ...
... Miller received the seed from Dr. Adrian Van Royen, of Leyden, and cultivated it in the Botanic-gardens at Chelsea, in the year 1732. From Chelsea it soon got into the gardens of the London florists, so as to enable them to supply the metropolis with plants ...
... look not half so green, The flowers not half so bright; It is thy presence, love, I want To give thorn clearer light. Then come to me; my heart awaits With greeting warm and true. Thy loved caress; it droops without. As flowers for want of dew. Fve none ...