... press hard, and the colour of the carpet will not be injured, the moths are destroyed the heat (MM) flte*».—CWaj/e Gardening for , June. ...

... to bis means ; he ad whether they will be abundant or sl will depend upon his thoughtful The Magazine of Art for June. ror Room GARDENING. Succulents, as plants with thick fleshy leaves are called, may be styled the donkeys of the will stand vegetable ...

... 3000 ladies persisted in kissing her. ve rece) in her attended by the elite of New York. Three ial concerts in m Square Gardens in June, and 75,000 dollars. Patti will sing in rest for six months. ...

... Weinghartner, and had accepted instead the duties of conductor the Wagner representations by the Reszke troupe Covent Garden next .June, and later on in the United States. Who will succeed him here can, of course, not yet be decided. But M. Jean himself ...

... quite prepared to take the necessary steps to ensure good milk being supplied to the community. The rainfall at Panmure Gardens during June was in.; and at Kinnaber Water Works, 1-58 in. ...

... stated come »» i t ''ours for tho victory of .r a y grant. ctf has accepted the post con- W»« ,)erforma,lf; of Ring vent Garden next June in He will conduct only these • & fcr!i ° for t,,e German operas jj Ct> nductor must deemed. d of York, is a remark-43ftv''er ...

... but it was Covent Garden on June of the present year, when she appeared La Traviata. The mere arranging and setting of the jewel* her dress by jewellers is said to have cost £300. This is described the most costly stage robe Covent Garden has •ver seen. ...

... that Dr Riohter has definitely refused the post of conductor of the Wagnerian representations which are to held at Covent Garden in June. In'all probability therefore the directorship will be held by Herr Mottl; but nothing, says a correspondent, can be decided ...