... palace. The opera, which appears to 5 fully merit the gzreat success which it has met with, is to be produced at Covent Garden in June next. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.-The examination' yof candidates for Fellowships, in Classics, Mathematics, and 1 French ...

... I GARDENING OPIEiRATIONS. | JUNE. FLOWER GARDEN. Pink S.-Having reduced the stems to one, and the buds on that stem to twvo or three, the forwardest must be tied roulld the mid i d, to prevent it frordl bursting. When the first flowvcrs are perfect the ...

... . MOETICVLTUR&L DEPARTMENT. ByM.SLRY GARDENING FOR JUNE. This is a singularly late sas~on, and many things whiebl might have been done in May remain undone. Few pesgie ventured to bed out tender things until the latter eod of the month, and some have ...

... bankers' hands to the credit of the fund, A gala in furtherance of the same benevolent otbjet was held in the Zoological-gardens in June last the unpropitious state of the weather on the day ?? compelled an adjournment, and materialsl detracted feom tie success ...

... they had been laid by the auriferous goose of nursery mythology and vegetables nearly as costly as pineapples at Covent-garden in June. But what of this? The descendants of Greek mothers and French sires, or the converse, are not to be saddened into a disregard ...

... they had been laid by the auriferous goose of nursery mythology ; and vegetables nearly as costly as pineapples at Covent-garden in June. But what of this? The descendants of Greek mothers and French sires, or the converse, are not to be saddened into a disregard ...

... green ditto, Mr. Elliott, gardener to Mrs. Smith-second best ditto, Mr. Edwards, gardener to the Lord Bisbop of Chichester; best dish of in-door peaches, Mr. Elliott-second best ditto, Mr. Bell, gardener to Mrs. Huskisson; best dish of out-door peaches ...

... 'id Joust incus, otcr-lee pflublioi'g Oice, Nd. 7, 'elhn tea a ifc . North, Stranl, in the parish 0 St. Paul, -Covent garden Szunday, June i5,t8st At All 'etters :ire to hi' 'vt-cressed to uss- Office ,? \Velbei'O'~ Street Feu, strand; these en e~usileoes ...

... Covent-garden, I have no doubt that you will make inquiry into the respectability of the Association, and render such explanatory compensation as the result may justify.- Yours, obediently, HERBY ARROW, Sec. 14, Great Russell-strest, Covent-garden, 20th ...

... 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 ...

... To the Earl of Harrington. T}oso. JAS. JONES. Reply of the Earl of Harrington to the Rev. T. J. Jones. B. H., Palace-gardens 17th June, 1857. Dear Sir,-I know nothing of Mr. lighm ore, except as our parish priest. You were received at my board as a friend ...

... Dalziel ant Glasgow, coal. masters, June 2.5, at tvelve, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Joln Stuart Grassick, of Strathdon, farmer, June 28, at tielve, at the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen. John Flemington, of Glasgow, merchant, June 22, at twelve, at tile Faciulty ...