... Princess of Wales, and it i> probable that her Majesty will herself attend the Royal reception, the garden party, and tho Court, and the Monday, June *Jlst, and June I hear that open-air service in St. Paul’s Chur* hvard Juno is likely to considerably curtailed ...

... bicycle ? Manager: the only brand in existence on which the world's records were never broken. CALLS: You call this garden scene 'June,' but the leeves are all on the ground, instead of on the treas. D'Auber : They were on the trees, but the picture ...

... —At the meeting of the Home and Foreign Missionary A--oriation. and of the Guild of SS. Pater and Paul, the Vicarage gardens on June 28, the Vicar, after alluding the death of the Rev. A. B. Vickers, who bad »ev*-ral times spoken at meeting* of the Mi-sionary ...

... FIELD AND GARDEN Woe' roe W.—Ansatetar Gardening says :—Layer carnations. Give ferna abundance of water. Keep a sharp look out for earwigs on dahlias. Water dahlias liberally with weak liquid manure. Out off flowering stems of delphiniums where they have ...

... street at Slough an announcement to the effect that the first summer meeting of the C.E.T.S. would be held in the Rectory Garden on June The Rev. R. H. Charsley, writing from Oriel Oxford, to the Standard, relates the follow- ing interesting anecdote, aud ...

... Apologising for having taken Uj» '•o much space in your valuable paper, am, yours truly, THOMAS House, Montnentc Gardens, Wells, .June 17th, 1891 (To the Editor of the Buckingham and North IJttckt Free Frets.) lK ,_lt is » fact that applied for the farm ...