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... vote of thanks. s Mrs. P. Fletcher (Produce Guild Secretary) reported that Mrs. N. Coxon had arranged an outing to Chelsea Flower Show which had been enjoyed by 29 members and friends. Mrs. P. Moore (Handicraft Guild Chairman) saA that 18 members of the ...
... o 6 6 666. HAND AND FLOWER device in its original heraldic form, shows a fleur-de-lys. As an inn-sign, the flower is sometimes a rose, our national emblem and queen of flowers , or a marigold, symbol of the sun. The name was often adopted by ale-houses ...
... the Raliewell agricultural show last Thursom rhe award was for a general disolav which contained 4-5.000 blooms They have recentiv entered shows mil over Britain. including those at Leed,. Blackpool, Harrogate and the Chelsea Rower Mow in May. Their neat ...
... the moment, sent by specia railway van from Drayeott Station on Monday thousands of flowers and shrubs for three stands which he is displaying at Chelsea Plower Show. One stand will consist of 3,000 poppies, another of the same number of PYrethrunas and ...
... and cook). Consolation prizes: Ann and Dorothy Harvey and ballet dancers ; Da vld Clegg (Chelsea Pensioner,. Prize Rabies Another popular atiraction was the baby show organised by Mrs. A. Tardif. The winning babies were:-1. lan Clarke: 2. Susan Jones; 3 ...
... Carlton Council this Antrim* it is her first appointees& as of a departmeat. on hoe hod emeldimilde MIMI= W felloily to POW Chelsea. where she was swim assistant in the housing department 10 Previously she assisted In the Lan- • City Council's housing department ...
... afternoon in pleasant surroundings and Mei I elekurPsolll.4lll4 tilIN the attractions at the flower and Iwo- coning in almost perfect weather. 1 WINN IIINNIIHWW• duce show which the Bth Beeston Scout ! taxed The selection of Carnival Queen for I HHI Ford Pretest ...
... The plant —one of the small yellow-flowering varietywas reared in the Botanic Gardens, Chelsea. in 1764. and Philip Miller, the famous gardener, preserved some of the blooms. The plant itself died after flowering only once, but one of the preserved blossoms ...
... exhibited at the Chelsea Pit wer Show, Three onions teach weighing CU.) were a feature of the vegetable action, while a colourful array of dahlias, sweet peas. asters, antirrhinums and carnations took chief honours amongst the flower section. Mr. Sims ...
... of whom arc resident at Hennor, Marlpool and Shipley. The funeral service in London toJk place on at St. Saviour's Church, Chelsea, there being a large and distinguished congregation. The Rev. Harry Price, Vicar of Shipley and Cotmanhav, conducted the service ...
... for ever. In the reign of Charles IL, Lord Capel had at Kew a garden containing an orangery and the finest fruit trees and flowers in England. He grew everything obtainable at that time. The garden was famous. In 1730 Frederick, Prince of Wales, obtained ...
... Years minister of Ericsson's completed the first leg on head injuries sustained she tell field-read, Nottingham. when the Chelsea Baptist Church. Haydn- , the Boiler Co. green 21 shots in hand downstate. members are specially asked to road, Nottingham ...