... Household (Cas.ell and Co., Lid , price 7d. moLthly) has reached its 18:h part, in wbich we have the best advice on gardening for June, Skeleton Leaves and Fir Cone Work ; Skin Diseases ; : ' The Annual Holiday ; Marketing and Purchasing of Foud ...

... the new Derbyshire railway, and furnishes several good views of the romantic scenery through which the line will put Gardening for June is brought under notice, the cultivation of roses being discussed by a practical florist. The family doctor unburdens ...

... appreciated. Cassell's Jlnnk tk* UoHirMd (7d. monthly), has reached its IMth part. The ooatenU include the st advice on gardening for June, Skeleton heaves and Fir Cone Work Skin Diseases Thu Annual Holiday Marketing and Purchasing of Food and The Physical ...

... A GARDENER. Sheldon, June 7th, Mt TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN TEIGNMOUTH. Sta,—lt may interest your readers to know what amount of Technical Education work is being carried on in Teignmouth. With your permission, therefore, I will put before them what has ...

... the East Stacie.). PREACHES for NEXT SMUT, JUNE 104 REV. MATHIAS LANSDOWN (Paster). Morning st 11. Evening .t 7, PIINSHON MEMORIAL WESLEYAN 011IIRON, RICHMOND HILl 4 BOURNE MOOT! CHER tor NEXT SUNDAY, JUNE 17, : REV. J. J. BROWN. Maiming at 11. Eveziog ...

... at Fern dale, burg Road, Montpelier, a bouse which was neat -.bat occupied by the defendants. The parties were .heir gardens on June when they bad wacds, and Mm made certain which led toe bringing the action. His asked counsel if the ease conld not settled ...

... LYNDALK. AT/xi .JN to be Sold by at Problem. NONDAY Next, the ' the been tio:d by H Tway. H. HURSILP, CARD. and MARKET GARDEN Dated June nth. WK. UTENSILS: . Under l baadsone bay mars, years old. :6.7, Hardnes s Phlll.pe or.d Co. cattle, eel of eed of . ...

... followed the accusation Prosecutor, Joel Wacholder, stated that he diamond merchant, carrying on business at 91. Hatton-gardens. London. June 27th he was staying at the Midland hotel, Bradford, when prisoner waited upon him. Prisoner then indebted to him £442 ...

... gj_LOUCESTER. MISCELLANEOUS. * ASTORAL JJLAYS. MONTPELLIER GARDENS, CHELTENHAM, June 18th and 19th, Aid of the Funds of the Cheltenham General Hospital. President - - Lieutenant-Colonel Croker-King. June IStti, at 8.30 p.m., SCENES FROM SHAKESPEARE'S PLAY, ...

... PLAYS AT THE Zoo-Great attlaction t ere offered at the Zoologlcal Gardens next week when Mdr Ben Gicot's Woodland Playero will perform th re r of thefr well-known peatoral plays in the Gardens, and if only the weather ie fine the entcrt~inmeats ere sure to ...

... will also be made. '1 ST. AGNES. Ds a sr tdoess.—Pur damage done by bullocks belonging to Mn. Richard; of St. Agnes, to garden in June last, Jobb Harris, . ui trkot of Stlverwell, St. Agnes, was awarded Li and costs at Truro County Court on Friday. TROON ...

... and serpokesiman for his fellow.citisece. It was in that capacity that he presided at the mass meeting In the Botanic Gardens in June, when 250,000 lllsterroen joined him in appealing to their felloveenblects in Great Britain to stand by them, and again ...