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... parks were soon crowded, and long before lunch-time the thousands were being totalled up at the turnstiles of the Flower Show at Chelsea, the White City, Earl’s Court, the Zoo. a d all the other favourite haunts of the Bank Holiday crowd. Perhaps of all ...
... Horticcltcral Societt.— At tbe Azalea show on Wednesday, on the grounds of the Royal Horticultural Society, London, tbe following prizes were awarded Messrs. J. Veitch and Son, of the Royal Exotic Nursery, Chelsea and Exeter, viz :-Class 7-Six rhododendrons ...
... Penryn and Falmouth ; j ohu St. Aubyn, Esto West Cornwall. Chelsea Examinations tor Direct Commissions.— G. M. .Street, who came out first the present examination for ditvei commissions at Chelsea, was cslujaU-d at Marlborough College, and was prepared for ...
... numerously attended, and the weather being beautifully fins large number of the Hite of the neighbourhood paid visit to the show. Three tents were occupied by the plants, vegetables, &c., exposed for exhibition, one being placed each end of the ground ...
... May Day gift is, indeed, a delightful one. The Biggest Flower Show. When the King and Queen Chelsea on 22nd it will be open what prom ices to both the biggest and most representative flower show ever held in England. Workmen are already busy ...
... instead according to British ideas.” ALLEGED FLOWER; SHOW THEFT. Charged with stealing sixteen bunches of grapes, two melons, and a box of tomatoes, valued at £7, from the International Horticultural Exhibition Chelsea, William Bevis, forty-two, of Hounslow ...
... photography to the great show of the Royal International Horticultural Society, at Chelsea. Messrs. Heath and Stoneman, of Plymouth, had the honour being appointed official colour photographers th© Society. It will be remembered that the show included a unique ...
... the final for the Ladies’ Challenge Bowl. Miss Parsons is shown in the picture on the right. rom the left, our illustrations show Mr. R. H. Blundell driving off in his game with Mr onton m the first round of the Singles Tournament for the Crowe Challenge ...
... pleasant residence for small family ; large garden ; oil freehol«L-», CUesUr-place, Mulloy, Plymoutli. G' AUDEN, FARSI, and FLOWER BEED3, BEDDIKO PLANTS, ROSES, SHRUBS, and TREES, tery cheap.— Steward's, 31,0'.l Town-street. Plymouth. 8714 BE SOLD. BOTHWELL ...
... business of Knight and Perry, Chelsea, which is now under the sole control Mr: Harry James Veitch, as James Veitch and ISons. Like his father, after whom the orchid Masdcvallia Veitchij is named, Mr. H. J. Veitch has had many flowers associated with Lis name ...
... Waddington, Uiiion-atrect, Plymouth. SALE, SPRING CART.-Apply J. Morgan and Bous. . Carriers, Hoe-street, Plymouth. 10606 Vt; LASS SHOW CASE for Counter,—Apply 11, Mount Pleasant-lerrace, Plymouth. _ RIPE GRAPES, from the Vl.ic, may now be at Kiiig-strect Nursery ...
... and this entirely Jbhrc.ngh intimidation. “We were wishful to state personally to you what lias taken place, and to be able show you clearly that the stoppage works will purely caused threatened violence. The object of our deputation was to urge the Government ...