... everyone cannot furnish his gardens with such ideal bird-baths those from the Compton Potteries, shown Mr. G. F. Watts the Chelsea Flower Show, it is easy to put out s pan or dish on lawn or Sower-bed and keep filled. A correspondent sends another hint: I hope ...

... Ascott Flower Show. One the best shows in the district, and one which was highly successful, was this year' 6 6how of the Wing Horticultural Society at Ascott. Over 6,000 people passed the turnstiles, euch large attendance being partly due to the generous ...

... MR. FLOWER AT DUNSTABLE. Mr. Flower, M.P., attended Dunetable market on Wednesday afternoon, and rave a 20 minutes. addres in the Coin Exchange ton limited audience. Mr. J. Limbrey, presided, and introduced him. Ma. FLowse, on rising, said, The name of ...

... MK. FLOWER AT DUNSTABLE Mr. Flower, M.P., attended Dunstable market Wednesday afternoon, and gave a minutes’ address in the Com Exchange tea limited audience. Mr. J. Limbrey, presided, and introduced him. Mb. F lower, on rising, said, The name Tavistock ...

... Foden (Hemel Hempstead). Vase of Cut Flowers : 1, Miss Foden ; 2, Miss j Mead; 3, Mrs. E. F. Sibley. Flowere for ladv's hair or dress: 1, Miss Mead ; 2, Miss Foien. Button-hole : 1, Miss Mead 2, Miss Foden. Wild Flowers grass : 1, Miss Mead ; j2, Miss Foden ...

... Schrodere Aurea ; 5, Brasgia Keiliana; 6, Buttery Orchid; 7, Csmbidium Lauranum. SKETCHLS AT MR. SHOW. where thousands of these lovely and extraordinary flowers form a picture not to be equalled in Europe, is an experience that should not be missed by visitors ...

... by lump or ton to JOHN WILKES, Hay Merchant, CHRISTCHURCH ST., CHELSEA, S.W. DON'T LET YOUR FLOWERS SPOIL. How do your SWEET PEAS LOOK? What are yon wanting to improve your Crops of Flowers & Vegetables ? A Visit to W. J. R. EADS, Ltd., Park Square, (who ...

... other teams in Luton’s group—Group B- art Brentford. Chelsea. Croydon Common. Fulham, Millwall, Watford. A more attractive half-dozen would be difficult to find r.s far as Luton is concerned, fox Chelsea and Millwall are undoubtedly tire two best teams the ...

... to Park. It is the species known Orchis earn a ta, or the purple marsh orchid, and rather pale-flowered form, but is quite distinct in the 6hape of the flower and markings of the tip. It is closely related to the Spotted Orchid. At the last annual meeting ...

... LEIGHTON BUZZARD. Cm ask. —Lord Rothtchild's Staghounds resumed hunting la*t Thursday, aud made the by showing excelleut gallop of oue hour and twenty-five minutes, crossiug a really sporting of country throughout. Their .stag wa> uncarted Wingrave ts ...

... beautiful carvings of flowers and fruit were chiselled by him from nature. The scarcity of houses in the town Baldock is acute, and steps will have be taken very soon meet the need, particularly of cottages. The census of last year showed that there is a great ...

... metropolis gay enough with its multitudes of visitors and residents. The theatres are all full swing concerts are innumerable; flower-shows abound, with the usual success or failure according to whether it rains or no ; and the Exhibitions are briskly competing ...