... * an- and it is Village, Ton the . ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... or it may be divided Into yc Lots, as may be deemed expelient. Y Forfurther particulars, apply to MIessrs DAvnisoN & GARDEN, 2lst June, 1576. s re ABERDERNSH E. hi rHE ESTATE of FOUDLAND, in the Parish of J-Insch, and County of Aberdeen. contnining upwards ...

... 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 ...

... question should take with ,e~set.,4o the -organisation with which they. have hitbertobeesn connected:- 40 Prince's Gardens, S., :: JUne 9tb, 188.6. Dear Siv,-I beg bn acknowledge receipt, of your letter of the Sth inst;. I: cannot .presume to :offer ...

... praiAiig. There was e small attendance The following letter was read from Dr Farquhar■oo, M.P. : “Migvie Lodge, Porchester Gardens, W., June 6. Dear Sir,—l regret very oaoch being nnable to attend the meeting, for I should have liked to meet many old friends ...

... There was a small I Ottendanoe. ; The following letter was read from Dr Farouhar- son, M.P. Migvie Lodge, Porchester Gardens, W., June 5. Dear Sir,-I regret very much being unable to attend the meeting, for I should have liked to meet many old friends ...

... experiment with oranges grown at Wooton Lea, Glen Osmond, South Australia. On June 14 and 15 last, about 3000 oranges of the best kinds were gathered for export, the head gardener (Mr John Binnie) taking care that the fruit should not be pulled off the branches ...

... experiment with oranges grown at Woo ton Lea, Glen Osmond, South Australia. On June 14 and 15 last, about 3000 oranges of the best kinds were gathered for export, the head gardener (Mr John Binnie) taking care that the fruit should not be palled off the branches ...

... the same variety and situation daring the last six year*, vis., in 1889, June 17 ; 1890, Jane 1891, June : June ; 1893, Jane 13 ; 1894, Ac., Tan Gakdxnkk. The Gardens, Fairfield. June 11, 1895. V. DUBLIN ALL disorder* canted by bilious state ...