... signalling. Seed Pod Worth t 30,000. Behind the ale of a single Sower, telly a few inches high, for over MO at the recent Chelsea Flower Show, lies a romance horticulture. The seed pod from which the dower sprang may be worth HOMO. 'Already four or five seeds ...

... BELFOIT FART, i —On March 15th, at 31 Oakley Crescent Chelsea, Lcndon, Jane Williams, late of Neuadd Two Miles from Cray Station, Midland Railway , Felin. Talgarth, aged 79 years. Breconehire. Wzmwr.—March 20th, at Old Sutton Court, near TO BE LET, from ...

... Breeon Co. Times, Marcu 251TH, 1887. THE FLOWERS LITIC in Rayner, one of the bumble-bees of the Primrose League, settled last nigh on the Primroses of Brecon, whom he amused witli his harmless buzzing, and enchanted with his non- 3 There was, of course ...

... the backward moon the flowers have not come up in each quantities as in some former years from places where, as a rule, the primrose grows in such mimeo:. Anticipating this, wary market gar den ers specially cultivated the flowers during the last month ...

... DOW ones for them. Protect hellebores (Christmas roses) showing flower with headlights or bell-glasses. This preserves the purity of the colour. Carnations, auriculas, and other florists' flowers in cold frames require plenty of ventilation in fine weather ...

... be next Saturday, when the annual flower-show takes place. This is always looked upon as the greatest event in the year; 16,000 persons were present last year, and as this year, apart from the attractions of the flower and music, the beautiful garden of ...

... young girls who had been sent 4. under. tinent for immoral He wished it wi ty a stood that, as far as he was concerned, it Flowers said that, as he an! and Co, were considered to be a respectable firm, not sec that Mr. Gerson was to blame at all. Mr. Gerson ...

... will, it is expected, join. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The third spring show of this society wls held on Saturday under very favourable auspices. The weather was fine, and the show was good, and attended by a very numerous and brilliant company. Many new ...

... were seated in the jury box and hallway were, besides Mr. Cyril Flower, M.P., Sir Julian Paunceiote, Sir W. Drake, Mr. Frank Pattison, Mr. Austin Lee, and Mr. Osborn, President of the Chelsea Liberal Association. Mr. Inderwick, in opening tbe case, said ...

... lost the money. Being a soldier they took me to Chelsea College Hospital. Altogether he had of me odd. Mr. George Sell, clerk in the secretary's office of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, gave evidence showing that no Sergeant Henry Wilson (one of the names ...

... Black Powder at 9s. per 100 ; and I ask all who use a gun to say to those who sell them Cartridges to show them the Invoice of their Gun Powder. I will show mine. This is the only way to test who orders Common Gunpowder and those who order Best Quality. I ...

... through. Tug Brighton Workpoople's Flower Show postponed from a previous date, has taken place. and was a decided success. Several marquees had been erected in the grounds attached to the parish ch hof St Peter's. The show was the third of its kind. The ezhibits ...