... opened that hyi This incident augurs well. Last week number of mischievous young men atcred the handsome little flower garden Mr. Junes Rainey, Bachelors’ Walk, and committed eoQgiderable damage. Not satisfied with stealing lbs floral beauties, they destroyed ...

... work is to be adequately developed. After a drawing-room meetiant held a' Mrs Frederick Beer's house in Chesterfield gardens, in June last, the for the present year a., guaranteed, and user half that ..um has LinLe I . % hy Vandyke. 2, Sold.a rout, Livorrp ...

... popular with the student, has never fond any considerable share of favour Is the eyes of.msnagers. It was revived at Covent Garden in June, 10, less on account of its intrinsic powers of attraction than because it was a convenient vehicle for the introduction ...

... or altered. Messrs. Begg Dunlop & Co., had pointed out the same difficulties in connection with the Jorehat Tea Co.'s garden in June 1893. The Committee, however, considered it quite hopeless to lock for any alteration in the law in the direction indicated ...

... carefully noted the minutes recorded, and the Resolution passed with reference to the enticement of garden labourers, and the withdrawal of several Sy!het gardens from tlae Association. With regard to this matter the Cachar Committee were to be asked how they ...