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... the only importation hithe'rto received in' Europe. ,*The report further stated that the 'number of visitors to the gardens udring June' was 80A, hndt f the total number during ,,the-year had already, amounted to 172,8633; that:the-number ofFellows, elected ...
... the nightin- gale. Lethim take the good the gods provide him, We rnmuch doubt whether oar legislator ever saw their own gardens in June. Perhaps the sight of their roses will for once give them healthful, happy tiroughts. Parliament will finrl the country ...
... COTTON FASNE. ' We extract the following from Burnt's Moonthly 00kal Circrulr and Commercial Glance, dated 1 Spring Garden Manchester, June 30,1862:- 4I Ibeg leave to call your attention to the following facts rebtive to the cotton trade. The position ...
... It any Parochial Beard in Scotland. G k I am, Gentlemen, bar' II Yours very respectfully, Si 1- GEO0. KING. N ii 19, Garden Place, June 2, 1868. TS A Pi o ftee EDITOn of the ABERnErN JOURNAL,. A -- ~~~~~~L toSen, -I s/could feel musch obliged by your giving ...
... Moucrieff.; and Provost Mereto,;IMacduff. ,offer to The Clerk then read the foll[owing let 'ter: earthe .: 14Eanisniore Gardens, London, June 20,16??. . tak-ingi DerSr- a o ry annot aittend the mneetisk eta Sktur- Ia 3'-alszs dsy..Mr Ramesayblas kindly tent ...
... he has received from the Prime Minister in refer- ence to the Count Seebach affair. It was as follows - 2 Whitehall Gardens, SW., June 30, 1877. My dear Chancellor of the Exehequer,-I remem- her meeting Count Seebach for the first time at Paris after ...
... CONCERTS IN THE BOTANIC GARDENS. 2'2d June, 1880. | SiR,-May I be permitted to suggest through I your paper that something ought to be done for the comfort of those attending the promenade 6 band concerts at the Botanic Gardens. A suffi- I ciency of seats ...
... behinda other civilised countries, aued it is time the people were taught deoency.-I amo, Ito., A Mounts. BOTANIC GARDENS. Glaigow, June II, Ism SrT,-After reading Mir James B. Floming's letter of 7t inst., and MS Duncan 21obertson's of 8th inst., in ...
... the Honse of Commons at the clcx el the present Parliament. The full prospectus of the German opera sea- Inc g Coveat Garden next June was privately lcua ',this evening. Madame Lucca's name loer not; apcer on the list of artistes, and the eyinrlia names ...
... would not give ?? to his famy Mr Mapieson has arranged for a seaso f eight weeks at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, beginning June 6. MJesale8 Patti, Marie Roze, and Scalchi, jlis Nevada, and others are said to e engaged, and some hopes are held ...
... Secretary of the Glas~ew UniversityLiberal! LClub has received the following letter from Air Chamberlain:- 40 Prince's Gardens, SAY., June 27th, T85. Dear Sir,-In stating my readiness to come to Glasgow at an early date, it was my intestion to fulfil, in ...
... Superihlcnldcsnt. The following is an extract from the monthly record of temperature, regetation, &c., in the Botanic Garden for June, 1885 ?? Le tempera- ture has beeu low, qi derees having been regis- tered both in the early and latter part of the mouth ...