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... quite destroyed, besides many rare plants and flowers. The damage is estimated at £1,000. The foregoing may convey some idea of thedamage caused by the breakage of glass; the following details will show the more serious injury inflictedbythefloods: -On ...
... H Bowles, 3 Fltzwllliamn, G Mangles, R D Stansfield, W Bowles, Aden Flestwood,SirP Merjorlbanks, Stanton, W H Bowring, Dr Flower, Sir 3J SStaunton, Sir G I Boyd, J Forster, H Marshall, W Stewart, P M Dridgmars, H Fox, C R Mersland, H Stewart, J Bright ...
... ani odd one. At each axil comes out a peduncle, nearly two inches long, sustaining from five to eight yellowish flowers at the top (the flowers are sometimes purple) which are succeeded by brown pods shaped like a prism, growing erect, and opening in two ...
... Shawve. Ditto, single spe- crimen-H. S. Norman. Greenhousne Plantss, in flower-- 1, A. 'Perry, 2, . P. . Shtawe, 3, J. Packer. Ditto, single spe- cimuen-], 2, A. Terry, 2, Rt. P. Shows. Geraniumes- 1, Ri. P. Shawre, 2, Dr. H-orner, 3, B. P. Dixon. Ditto ...
... Esq., Lord Mayor of the city of cl York, has become one of the Presidents of tire Newcastle and a Northern flower, fruit, and vegetable show, to be held In New. p castle-on-Tyne, on the lath of September next, A parcel, containing if1521, was aibstracted ...
... r himself on this and former occaslans showed how qualified lie is to do justice to the task by thorough knowledge of his ma- I terial, altd a deep conviction of its importance. His object, on Tuesday, was to show the richness and distinctive qualities ...
... Some laburnumv, madeda seconrd-blooming, and i continued in flower to tle ear:y part of this month: : Several yellows jasmine (which are considered rather tender plants in our climate) alt in flower, The cyno. I glassum omphalodes. an early iditimator of ...