... HORTICULTURAL SHOW. This was about the finest exhibition of the kind with which the county has ever been favoured, the three marquees joining one another and forming delightful promenade, shielded from the heat of the weather. In the centre tent a magnificent ...

... Manh). The latter much-esteemed lady visited the show, and was highly pleased with the exhibitioo. Mr Burton-Alexander attended also from The Bury, and so did the Rev. B. Meoziea (oarata of SI. John's, Chelsea); while among other visitors were—The Vicar and ...

... criticisms. In visiting certain flower shows it had occurred to him that some English gardeners were in danger of becoming megalomaniacs. They seemed to want to grow things to an enormous size. There used to be a lovely little flower known as a Japanese chrysanthemum ...

... Horticultural Exhibition Will be held May 22-30 inclusive, Grounds the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, and opened Wednesday, May at noon HIS MA-IESTY THE KING. The Finest Flower Show in the World. PRICES OF ADMISSION: May 22 until 5 m. £? 2°. Od. after 5 p m.. .€1 ...

... Cross in Afghanistan! had for some time been in ill-health, his last public appearance being at the International Flower Show at Chelsea, when the accompanying photograph was taken. aiuarement, and found ample •opportanily enormoua audible ftmilo moiiicnt ...

... SANDY The Flower Show.—For the comfort amd enjoyment of the public, larger tents have been engaged and additional turnstiles provided. The judging will commence earlier, and this will enable the gates to be open to subscribers and others at 12 o'clock ...

... used the ** going away dress. She carried a shower bouquet of the choicest white flowers, in which roses and lilies-ofthe-valley were most prominent, with streamers of flowers and foliage reaching to the ground. The bridesmaids wore brown costumes with pink ...

... and son born in January, 1907. LANGFORD HORTICULTURAL SHOW. This groat and growing Show was held on Thursday in Mr Nichols’ close, and was again a wonderful success. Begun modestly, Langford Show has grown to bo the second largest in the district, and ...

... —The annual fair was hold on Saturday last. There was poor show of stock, and but thin attendance. The after part or pleasure fair too was smaller, there being a marked absence of penny shows and exhibitions, whose discordant music generally great annoyance ...

... sympathy, for the result weas that the Moravians afterwards bought the house where the meeting took place— Lindesay House, Chelsea. The Oount afterwards visited Bedford, and the speaker believed there was 6till en old room in the manee attached to the Moravian ...

... in which the work in the school was being conduoted. GREAT BAEFORD. ANNUAL HORTICULTURAL SHOW The Feast on Monday was followed by the thirteenth annual flower show on Tuesday afternoon, open from two to six o’clock. Of late years there has been a gradual ...

... cream silk dress and a bridal veil and wreath of orange blossom, and carried charming bouquet of te flowers. She was given away by Air. T. Watson, of Chelsea (uncle), and attended by Constance A. Watson and Margery Grace Hillyard (cousins), and Master Ha* ...