(15 Jul 1927)  
 
One of the new roses, a beautiful cerise, has been named after Miss Betty Nuthall, England's 16-year-old lawn tennis player. "It is a sport," said the raiser " and that is what Betty is."

(15 Jul 1927)  
 
A remarkably fine collection of new roses, ...attracted a large crowd at the National Rose Society's special show at the Royal Horticultural Hall , Westminster, yesterday. ....Another gold medal rose, Flamingo, came from Ireland. It was raised by A. Dickson and Sons, of Newtoenards, County Down. 

(15 Jul 1927)  
 
Another [rose] was named after King Fuad, one of its characteristics being that it will grow well in a hot climate.

(15 Jul 1927)  
 
A remarkably fine collection of new roses, ...attracted a large crowd at the National Rose Society's special show at the Royal Horticultural Hall , Westminster, yesterday. ...One of the best scented roses which they favoured was Margaret Anne Baxter, a large white rose of good form with a pale pink centre. It was raised at Stranraer, Scotland, by Thomas Smith and Sons, who were awarded a gold medal.

(15 Jul 1927)  
 
A remarkably fine collection of new roses, ...attracted a large crowd at the National Rose Society's special show at the Royal Horticultural Hall , Westminster, yesterday. .... The best scented rose which won the gold cup, however, was English - a deep velvety red hybrid tea, raised by Mr. W. E. B. Archer and daughter of Sellinge, Ashford, Kent.

(15 Jul 1927)  
 
A remarkably fine collection of new roses, ...attracted a large crowd at the National Rose Society's special show at the Royal Horticultural Hall , Westminster, yesterday. .... Princess Elizabeth is also of somewhat startling colouring, orange yellow, splashed and edged with deep cerise. It was raised at Gedling, Nottingham, by Wheatcroft Bros.