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... young jl plants although very fine. The azaleas were very good, lI well-flowered and well-grown, Messrs. Lane and Son's and Mn: Turner's being very fine plants; and Mr. Bull, of Chelsea, sent some curious striped varieties. There were P good collections of ...
... led Marble Statuary, and Beaudtol Porcelain. The AHTIQUS CHIKA specimens in Capo Monti, early S.Hrt*, Dresden. Wedgwood, Chelsea, Berlin, Oriental extensive and important dinner and dessert serriceof early the Kings period of 1750; also Dresden period; ...
... mainly prevailed for some time past the metropolis had the effect of materially adding to tho attractions of the show of early spring flowers given yesterday tho Itoyal Horticultural Society at Soutb Kensington, there was consequently a large number of ...
... Y-mbolt 6apttt. (From ?? Gazette.) BANKRUPTS. CHARLES COLLINS and WILLIANI FREDERICE COLI.INs, Lower Sloane Street, Chelsea, drapers, November 30 at 12, December 21 at I, at Bankrupts' Court. Sols., Ashurst and Co., Old Jewry, City; off. assig., Graham ...
... thousand pounds for two small flower vases of rare shape and colour. He delighted in huge pries as he did in either winning or losing huge bets, never playing for less than a ten thousand guinea stabs. In pictures he showed himself much the some kind of ...
... beautified Town Hall. This organ will cost 6951, and is to be completed in October next. FLoWvER SnOW-On Wednesday an amateur flower show took place in the West-street Hall. The contributors were almost wholly cottagers or mechanics, the exhibition being intended ...
... held in the Drill Hall at Westminster yesterday, was described as a flower show, but its princpal stands were laden with fruit, chiefly apples and pears. Messrs. Veitch, of Chelsea, for instanco, had a magnificent stand running the whole length of the ...
... would have taken the chair but for his late illness. The first flower show of the season was held yesterday at the gardens of the Royal Botanic Society, Regent's Park. The plants and flowers were arranged in the new corridor, a pretty glass structure extending ...
... fortnightly fruit and flower show of the RoyaEl Horticultural Society, held yesterday in the Conservatory, South Xcusington, there was a fair average display. The exhibitors in the flower and plant department included Mr. W. Bull, of Chelsea, ,who sent a large ...
... that the conditlons of a new treaty should not be worse Ihan those or the existing one, and Sir Charles DIke had stated at Chelsea the Commissioners would never put their haedr- to a treaty of a retrograde character. Ile thought the mercantile classes were ...
... of Britanria as a chid, sitting on a winged monster, £37 19s, ; a Chelsea figure of Romeo. 227 15J. ; a pair of fine Chelsea figures, The Pedlars, £52; a boeutiful two. handled Chelsea vase, gros-bleu ground, ?? rich gold lowers, 250; a fine pair of ...
... be removed under glass when the flowers pt, where they can be protected from the weather. Ours -ore removed indoors this week. Potting young plants of tree or perpetual, flowering carnations. The plants intended t-w flower in INovember and December should ...