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... AGRICULTURE AND GARDENING FOR JUNE. The weather is sometimes cold at the beginning, but is gene- rally agreeable and steady towards the middle of the month. The very early or rich meadows, and the highly-manured upland pastures about great cities, will ...
... blanket manufacturer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. A. Thompson, Edinburgh, yin maker. NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY. AGRICULTURE AND GARDENING FOR JUNE. The weather is sometimes cold at the beginning, but is generally agreeable and steady towards the middle of the month ...
... fly-struck, and attacked by maggots.—Clover or hay intended to kept for seed should not be touched after this month. GARDENING FOR JUNE. —Sow the various esculents for late crops at the interval of fortnight. TTiin and clear those vegetables which are ...
... BUSINESS OF THE GARDEN FOR JUNE. \ou should sow the various esculents for late crops nt the interval of a fortnight ; continue your course of plant- ing out as the plants are ftt, and be careful in thinning and j cleaning those vegetables which are not ...
... COVENT-GARDEN, LONDON, JUNE 1| The performance at this theatre, last night was Pizarro. But the performance was one thing and the entertainment aunother,—viz. the first alznnnee of their Majesties the King and Queen of the Sandwich Islands. Our business ...
... COVENT GARDEN MAUKEI, June Snturday the aupplv peat wav very extensive, and fur me I a very prominent object the market. Tl»e price throughout lliedaywat la. Gd. per peck, and in the evening they might behuughiai U. per quart.’ French l»e»u» were 1«. ...
... COVENT-GARDEN MARKET, June 1.5_ . , Potatoes, 25.64. to 45.64. per cwt.which is about Is. 3d. to 25 3d. per imperial bushel ; cauliflowers, Is. 64. to as. mi. white cabbages, 94. to Is. (id, per dozen heads ; horseradish, ts. 04. to 40. ; broeoll, 6d ...
... COVENT-GARDEN MARKET, JUNE 11 Potatoes from 3s. to 6s: per cwt. which is about is. Od. to as. per impel ial bushel ; cauliflowers, 3s. Od. to 6s. ; and white cabbages, Is. to 2s. per dozen heads ;. horseradish, is. to Bs. ; rhubarb, to 10d. ; brocoli ...
... portion of which tC now, by the uttirfitti elteigies of Mr. RIeed, presents the s verdure and fertilty of a well-cultivated garden. We e th select part of his letter, which weill be read wcith peculiar interest in this neighbourhood:_ It mst, I think, appenr ...
... [From Maund's Botanic Garden, for June.] Whether our attention be arrested the mineral or vegetable world, enough in the economy of either will continually manifest itself to form a useful lesson to man. The solicitude of the most insignificant animal ...
... COVENT GARDEN.—SATURDAY, June 16. .There was an abundant supply of vegetables at our market this morn. Lug, and the only particular change in our prices has been Peas which have fallen considerably, those of the finest quality selling from is to is per ...
... MISS MEADOWS's NIGHT. . the THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, Tomorrow, June 11, will be performed, • - • THE TEMPEA. , Ariel, Mifs Meadow s; Profperu. Mr. Kenible. - In the courfe of the evening, Mr. Incledon will ring the. favnutite Song of May re ne'er ...