... splendid and fruits. The rrreen ornamented by Mr Chantier with dahlias, virginian creepcs. &c., bosicles being bong with 'asparagus and the ola-hiabioned fuchsia. Mr and Mrs Joe. Martha sada the sine of the south windows especially attractive with cronies ...

... and double dahlias, ch themums, roses, fuchsias; and also ch.rrynpz:n while, pnth'l{ intertwined, were 'virginia creeper, asparagus foliage, variegated l:zh. fancy fil—, &c., several bun:nu:f pes hn.mf 'in o simple, careless style. At mndoold;‘r:plz. un ...

... firet prize. Amounzst his splended collection were flae specimens of the Cpmw'n Angustifoliue, Croton Qieeu Victoria, anl Asparagus' Plumosius Nacus. Mr. Hepworth, gardener to A. T. Giodwin, Psq., exhibited uot for competition, 9 distinct variotiss of ...

... MAItOiET HARDEN at Waddon occupied by the l Mr Browning 'about 12 acres), in A high state of cult ivaion, c , •reprisitg young asparagus beds, young orchards of apples, motell an. raspberries, currant, gooseberries, &c.—Apply to Mr BROWNING, 43, Church street ...

... fan, the Buse of ‘which was black velvet, ou which was effactively arranged a cluster of ferns and flowers fringod with asparagus oprl{. was contributed Mrs Seale, ani was much admired, especially by the ladies. Mr. J. Boltou -uhisuy commended for two ...

... gold swallow beach. Mr POP el antique silver loop. Bev and Mrs L. B. Crum. Inkstand. Mr E. b. Currey. silver hotter kale, asparagus Slugs and sardine nippers. Misers Thorns, candle stand. Ors Modge. photograph album. D • Witte, tout rack Miss E M. Moore ...

... bridegroom started fer Dover route for the Italian Lakes. The following was the list of presents * and Mrs H. Uorley* Silver asparagus tongues. Mr and Mr. Stewart*Metal box. Thames Iron Works (Foreman and Stall)* Silver mlver. Mr and Mrs 8. Morley*Silver ...

... classes to the Chrysanthemum Show and also to hold spring show. Mr Graves, the secretary, gave most interesting lecture on the asparagus beetle which he fully illustrated. Ur W. J. Day presented the society with powerful magnifying glass, and he with Mr Graves ...

... bracken, and at the base line of apples amongst heather. The gas standards in the chancel were entwined with cactus, dahlias, asparagus, Michaelmas daisies, &c. Tho'torgan chamber in the chancel was decorated with variegated creepers and dahlias, and along ...

... vice-chair. The most striking. feature of the show wis a splendid collection of vegetables shown by Mr. Owckkmmm broceoli, asparagus, radish, leaks celery, carrots, Prench beans, and new potatoes, This attracted much attention aud & special vote of thanks ...

... securing first hononrs with au Adiantam gracillimum, Mr, Pettit second with Croton Audreanum, and Mr. Leonard third witt Asparagus plumosus. The other entries were Balantium eulecitum b Mr. Farrant, and Onc;dimn f-xuosiam by Mr, dckov. The exhibits uot ...

... this association toolw at the Bu{l Hotel, on Tuesday evening. .B. Chopping in the chair, when priss wm’(fl-,lor c:rpn!n-. asparagus, and a brace of cucum-~ . A 'dl-\man':sw on the circulation of sap in plants was also 3 Mr. J. Maognelt, and a vote of thanks ...