... ABERYSTWITH AGRICULTURAL SHow This show was held on Wednesday in last a success in every way. The stock generally was eek, and wag and excited considerable attention. Mr. Thom excellent, of Newtown, exhibited a very curious patent as Halfo some patent ...

... THE SHRRWSBPB* CHRONICLE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1903. PLANTS. FLOWERS. ETC. IBS-Three Window Plants, in variety, be grown in pots: 1 Kdward Clifit, fit. Michael's Gardens: 2 W. H. Holloway, Percy-street; 3 W. Lowe, North street; 4 T. Pritchard. Wrockwardiue ...

... first days of the show, more numerous than previously known, and with regard to some of the principal prizes a great deal of competi- tion took place. The usual interest was mani- tested in the department of the exhibition ap- to the show of agricultural ...

... fraternity holiday. early boA several *f the sweeps resident in Westminster. Chelsea, end other parts London turned owt with their - Jeche-in-the- Green’* * but the shows were equal te previews veara. Thev were only in very lew instances accompanied ...

... LUDLOW. Flower Show and Old Enolish Fancy Fair Catnham.—Yesterday afternoon a flower show, cottage garden show, and old English fancy fair was held in the vicarage grounds Caynham, the proceeds to devoted the Caynham Church completion fund. ...

... beauty. The formed an ves, apd many noted growers of this choice bloom were for six orebida, im flower, Me J. Cvpher offered for was the means of awe fine show of these fine decorative plants, being beautifally coloured. the variegated coloured, and the ...

... oddities Tin: BAY CHELSEA, Oil! roar'd the smoking funnel. The blacks came down in sbowers; Tlic .-team-pipe coughs like one ill. The above lowers; The mud both thick and dark Imiiede* our wretched bark : There lay, liaif a day. the Bay uf Chelsea, bo ! Mow against ...

... peas, roses, pansies, violas, Ac.; B. Wallace and Co., Colchester, herbaceous flowers; Dicksons, Ltd- Chester, herbaceous flowers; Isaac House and Son. Bristol, herbaceous flowers; Robert Sydenham, Birmingham, rustic decorations; Alea. Dickson and Sons. Co ...

... tell what the show will become in another three ot four years? The prospect is a peoulias interest og one ; but the may well look at the obi venents of the preseut day and congratulate themselves most upon them. The show of cut flowers, &c., was of ficence ...

... r wedding presents. ■ —Muriel; “Sir William! Lady Orchard! Wedding presents! What areyou talking alsuit? I menu the flower show Chelsea.”— Lelty: “Oh! The Orchid Lxhibitiou. d, Muriel; not c h-a-r-d, please.” ...

... carried eight tons of gold and sixteen tons of silver. LADY CHELSEA’S WEDDING. Vice-Admiral Sir Hedworth Lambton. brother the Earl of Durham, was married on Monday St. Paul's, Knightsbridge, Lady Chelsea, widow Lord Cadogan’s eldest son. The bride was given ...

... planta, and shows in the avenue, is a still angles to this, and parallel to the loager tent, im which are the fruit in the open classes, the cut flowers toa the vegetables, and mp thoee are the amateurs’ exhibite, and also the groups wild flowers, ferns, ...