... BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, OLNEY FLOWER SHOW AND ATHLETIC SPORTS. The people of Oluey celebrate the August Bank Holiday in a wanver beconnng a place of greater E:wmluum The Committees of the Horticultural Socicly und the Amatcur Athletic Society have worked ha ...

... HORTICULTURAL SHOW. This was about the finest exhibition of the kind with which the county has ever been favoured, the three marquees joining one another and forming delightful promenade, shielded from the heat of the weather. In the centre tent a magnificent ...

... less severe.—Laurel. THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT AT THE BEDS. AGRICULTURAL SHOW. Some interesting details of the exhibits in the Hortii cultural Department of the recent Show at Luton were given in the Gardener's Chronicle of last week, which we reproduce ...

... wounding of all. Chelsea, there is no doubt, is Democratic, but just as Democratic communities dearly love lord, so the Radicalism of the suburban constituency is tempered with profound reverence for the baronetage. Theo-. retically, Chelsea holds by the ...

... to-daV, June 26th. ST. NEOTS ROSE'SHOW, The Rose Show in connexion with the St. Neots Horticultural Society, was held in the Corn Exchang® on Wednesday last, the weather-being exceedingly propitious. It being the opening show of roses sonio doubts were expressed ...

... wounding all. Chelsea, there is no doubt, is Democratic, but just as Democratic communities dearly love a lord, so the Radicalism of the suburban constituency is tempered with a profound reverence for the baronetage. Theoretically, Chelsea holds by the ...

... remised £6 11m. STEALING FLOWERS —Last Sunday afternoon an adult person whose identity has not yet been clearly made out stole some flowers growing in front of a house in the High Street in the occupation of Mr. Win. Bigg. The flowers taken were tulips, very ...

... tank was immediately let off the persons underneath the bell were soon rescued. . Ine Sering FLower Smow AT Tiri CRYSTAL PALACE. —The first great flower show of the season at the Crystal Palace took place on Saturday. The rarity of a bright and genial ...

... —The annual fair was hold on Saturday last. There was poor show of stock, and but thin attendance. The after part or pleasure fair too was smaller, there being a marked absence of penny shows and exhibitions, whose discordant music generally great annoyance ...

... thirteen cases. In London. 2,452 births and 1,343 deaths were registered. Allowing for increase of population, the births showed excess of 154, whereas the deaths were 57 below the corrected average numbers in the corresponding week of the lost ten years ...

... &c., W. Wilmot, Esq., Eggingtoo. Shade of silk flowers, small gold wheelbarrow, Jkc., from Paris, Mr. Emery, Leighton. Ladies work-table, cases of birds, &c., Mr. Edwards, Hocklitfe. Flower beds, and flowers for suspended baskets, Mr.* John Wools, Hocklirte ...

... B Chelsea procession, as were all the leading members of the Mr Richard'.'!! Hackney Bar with scarcely an exception, and without distinction Mr E Chelsea of party. The junior Bar also mustered in fall force, j B ton’e, Dr. J. H Chelsea and ...