... signalling. Seed Pod Worth t 30,000. Behind the ale of a single Sower, telly a few inches high, for over MO at the recent Chelsea Flower Show, lies a romance horticulture. The seed pod from which the dower sprang may be worth HOMO. 'Already four or five seeds ...

... Hoddinott, Brecon's famous international footballer now playing for Chelsea. Infirmary Acknowledginents. 150 eggs, flowers and apples, Rev. 0. E. Evans, Lower Chapel Church egg and flower Service als.) Mrs Swenson, The Bungaglow Llandefaelcg ; Apples Mrs ...

... competition is in the hands of the Artists' League for Women's Suffrage. of 259, King's Road. Chelsea, London, who have issued many clever publications, showing that it is not altogether true that women, with a cause, have no sense of humour. The Protection ...

... in the coni;arstive table of the navies of the w•rrld which was issued by the Admiralty on the very eve of the review. The show• wee of a national, not an expert, character. and the public, without troubling greatly about there matters, gloried in the ...

... handwork. The Rev. Maidwitt Davies was present and opene,l the fair and nearly was realised. The Flower Show.—The Llaugorse and District Fete and Flower Show proved a creditable success. All concerned should feel gratified with the' success of their first ...

... bodioe part is parti cularly effective, finished by the apron like panel that falls almost to the bottom of the ekirt. The belt shows through the opening of the panel in front. The sleeves are long, and severely plain—no ornamentation of figured material is ...

... are efficiently and economi• carried out by a competent fit ter at A. H. Tyler's workehops, Canal Basin Wharf Bream. Biases SHOW, AUGUST 3RD.— Dow ready, and may be obtained from Mr J. M. Brookes, Bulwark, or Mr E. Davies, secretary, 14, Bridge street ...

... ; Mrs .I. Parry and Mrs D. Rees (transept) ; Misses D., L. and K. Price, Cross House, (font). Gate of fruit, vegetables, flowers, corn, &c., were very kindly sent b} the following : Miss Sutton. Mrs Pritchard, Mrs Gwillim (Ffostill), Mrs Broome, Mrs Astbury ...

... street, accusing him of obtaining by means of false prepences £4OO from Mrs Olive Wyndham }Lumen, of 95, (.skley street, Chelsea. It was alleged that in 1902 the complainant, then a single lady, became engaged to Major Woodgate, who then induced her to ...

... (Applause.) That was _ Echoes of the Past. CIIELSk:A PINSIONEKS. As at the two previous re unions of old comrades, the two old Chelsea pensioners attracted general attention. They ate Sergeant Michael Wheaten and Private Buckley. Whs.lan (who joined the ol•1 ...