... referred to, as they may in their discretion deem advisable, CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. A letter was read from :‘,l,]{‘ l’;n'ks Superin tendent asking for permission to visit the Chelsea Flower Show on the 18th, 19th ...

... foreman's salary was £l4 a week, ‘“ ORCHID GROWER NO. 1. On Private View day at the Chelsea Flower Show, Sir Jeremiah Colman, Orchid Grower No. 1, was in great form, showing the King and Queen his beloved ooms with the aid of a ruler. At his place at Gatton ...

... showed me the Chamberlain orcliid, so named, not because of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain’s love of the flower, but because it has little spirals symbolic of the screw-making industry in which the Chamberlain family fortune was founded, The Flower Show judges ...

... Royal Horticultural sciety, he annnally receives the King and Queen at the Chelsea show, his lapel is always gay ‘with his favonrite flower, A Royal Example. His favourite flower is a phase that recalls on what a slender foundation the Primrose League is ...

... she wears many beautiful and costly jewels —necklaces, bracelets, earrings and hair ornaments. She carries no bouquet or flowers as is the Western custom with brides. It would seem a pity that her beauty and her bridal finery should not be seen by the ...