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... Flower Romance EHIND the sale of a single flower, only A- 0 a few inches high, for over £350 at the recent Chelsea Flower Show, lies a romance of horticulture. The seed pod from which the flower sprang may be ...
... Seed Pod Worth £30,000. Behind the sale of a single flower. only a few inches high. for over f 360 at the recent Chelsea Flower Show, lies a romance of horticulture. The seed pod from which the flower sprang may he worth f 30,000. Already ...
... utmost zest in the big events which have marked the last few weeks—in the balls, the opera. the Olympia horse show, the Chelsea flower show, the Irby, Ascot, the Aldershot Tattoo, the sports championships. and the like. In the limner of spectacles Great ...
... competition, with a prize fund of between £3O and £40. The Spring Flower Show will be held on March 27. Fuld on May 23 a special train will take members to the finest show in the world at Chelsea. ...
... Lev, n • Mred.Lßrlstol. Tulip Time Make the Most or spring Flowers IF you want to give your home a joyous air and chase out the last lingering shadows of winter, make good use of spring flowers! Now the tulips are with us in all their splendour—bright ...
... to be held at biota Next Friday the Mayor will receive the mashers at the Council Hone, and show them the civic records. The Ven. Archdeacon Norris will show them the Cathedral, pointing out its principal features. The City Librarian, Mr. John Taylor ...
... yal Warrant. Photographers to Iler Majesty the Queen, Chorohy) Baldwin Cltambets, Baldwin,`Stiff numbers of wily at Chelsea to-morrow le the Priam of Wales open the Royal Exhibition. The art galleries are mare than doable the extent of those in the late ...
... six months old. The name of Prince Edward of Saxe- Weimar is, it is understood, mentioned in connection with the vacancy at Chelsea Hospital. The Queen has, on the recommendation of the Home Secretary, appointed Mr. Arthur Toiler Recorder of Leicester, in ...
... wandered, and a teary hen, emitted by the sound of wheels, drew her brood off clucking through the !sag grass. 01d-fashioned flowers grew about the house. A middle-aged woman mane out to meet them at the door she dirwted Thurston to the stable-yard. and he ...
... resident physician, the whole establishment being under his personal supervision. The Gentlemen's Baths are on the first floor. To show the extent of the acoommoda. Lion provided we should say that over sixty gentle. men bathers could be satisfactorily and c ...
... • thick cluster of late October roses. She hastily drew down the blind, that she might not me her husl , and's favourite flowers. She hardly dared taupe in her work, lest reflection should make her change her mind, which she was determined not to do. ...
... the East End, few persons would have thought of delving among the spinets of the pearlies for romance. Yet, the sage of Chelsea has told as that the life of the smallest man faithfully depicted will have something in it to stir the high heart of a queen ...