... and Garden Flowers that can be procured in the month of JUNE. The Bouquet to be suitable for a lady to take with her to Opera or Ball. Each Contributor must sketch the plan of the Bouquet on paper, writing the name and colour of the flower in the arrangement ...

... married ladies at present are wearing them with profuse ornamentation of flowers and foliage. Flower trimmings for bonnets are very lovely this „- there are couronnes of tiny hedge flowers, feel% leaves, with which are mingled black and white lace under a mantilla ...

... carriages kept in the capital, which show that there are from 7,500 to persoa who keep private horses. THE PRINCESS OF WALES LAYING A FOUNDATION STONE. Describing the laying of the foundation stone of the Chelsea Hospital for Women by the Princess of ...

... the best manner shows the highest genius. Flowers are but simple objects, possessing but little of what we may call the expression of life, yet no man ever mistook artificial flowers, however well manufactured, for real, or natural flowers, however curiously ...

... volume on 'Waterloo Poetry, which shows a marvellous acquaintance with the literature on the subject. Only one important poem on Waterloo with which we are • ac' quainted has been omitted, and that is The 'Chelsea Pensioner Reading the Gazette of the ...

... gue (Scolopendriunt vulgare), or, more often, with some flowering plants such as the Herb Robert (Geranium Robertianum,)—the con* treat between the tree-epreading foliage and bright pink flowers of the Cranesbill and the darker hue and more formal growth ...

... E. Wilson, Esq.. with ail his cultured taste and learning in the acquisition of such exquisite treasures. . VIENNA SEuriON shows the highest conception of the imagination, both in purity, tenderness, delicacy, sentiment, and effectiveness of execution ...

... horticultural fetes have becn for the last guarter of a century, the display on Saturday in the Crystal Palace was the Queen of Flower Shows. It was certainly , a scene of unusual splendour. A more appropriate place could not have been possibly selected for such ...

... horticultural fetes have becn for the last quarter of a century, the display on Saturday in the Crystal Palace was the Queen of Flower Shows. It was certainly a scene of unusual splendour. A more appropriate place could not have been possibly selected for such ...

... subjected for many years back, and showing how it had flourish d in late years, in spite of all obstacles. A collection was then made in behalf of the objects of the society, after which the Rev. R. Burgess, rector of Upper Chelsea, one of the deputation from ...

... described as noble, enamelled with large flowers and with elaborately designed borders, and a pair of the same with covers, enamelled all over with flowers in white, in slight relief, and pencilled with flowers in gold in medallion. The former jar stands ...

... horticultural fetes have been for the last quarter of a century, the display on Saturday in the Crystal Palace was the Queen of Flower Shows. It was certainly a scene of unusual splendour. A more appropriate place could not have been possibly selected for such ...