... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Flo web Garden.—Pink*: Having reduced the to one and the bud* on that stem to (wo or three, the forwardeat must bo tied round the middle, to prevent it from bunting. When the firal flowen ore perfect, the work of propagation moat be ...

... planting, arinellatral and horticultural interests in Southern in esneral and on the Nilgiris in partioular.—/ndial Gardening. 13th June. THI REGISTWIL—From the 3rd to tits no Europeans, 6 Eget Indians, 13 Christians. 283 Hindur, and 41 Mabotnedime. died ...

... yours faithfully, ARTIIUR ARNOLD. 45, Kensington-park-gardens, W., June 8. THE ASSALLT ON SIR SAIIVEL LEWIS. —Mr. Joseph Malice, Grand Worthy Clii. f Templar, having written to Mr. Cluunberlain relative to the assault upon Sir Samuel Lewis, Mayor of Sierra ...

... 1 Madame Calve will make her first London appearance this season at Covent-garden in June, Iprobably in Aida. Messrs. Howard and Wyndham will shortly yroduceat Edinburgh a splendid stage version of Kenilworth. Mr. Alfred Ross, so well and favourably ...

... I V CHURCH RESTORATION A BAZAAR GARDEN FETE & JUMBEE SALE Will held, D.V., in RADCLIVE RECTORY GARDEN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, from to p.m. CONTRIBUTIONS (especially of old. can-cIT AR ITUBS for the Jurable SaTe}, will thaukfuliv received the KliV. HERBERT' ...

... MONK SOHAM. The Gardener of June 3rd says M Miss Dora Groome, a daughter of the late versatile literary critic, Archdeacon Robert Hindes Groome, Suffolk, has established herself in a nursery which turns out excellent cucumbers and tomatoes. ...

... ASSOCIAT6S.—.III original de,ign for an initial in pen and ink. Thursday, May as.—FOR GRADUATES.—A Photograph of a Garden. Thursday, June i.—FoR N s AND ASSOClATtib.—Drawtog of a Cabbage in Black and White. • Music, Literature. Thursday, May 4.—Pon AND ...

... consideration the details of the great spectacular display illustrating the fall of Khartoum to be held in the Sophia Gardens on June 29. The committee on Friday night bought their deliberations to a close, and they have every reason to believe that, shonld ...

... them. With the exception of Roses, there are very few flowers in the garden in June and July to equal a bed of Pinks for delicious perfume. They make neat and charming edgings to garden walks ; and where cut flowers are valued in the home, there Pinks should ...

... them. With the exception of Hoses, there are very few flowers in the garden in June and July to equal bed of Pinks for delicious perfume. Thev make neat and charming edgings to garden walks and where cut flowers are valued in the home, there Pinks should ...

... with them. With the exception of Roam there are very few dowers in the garden in June and July to equal • bed of Pinks for delicious perfume. They make nee' and charming edgings to garden walks and where cut flowers are valued is the home, there Pinks should ...

... them., With the exception of Roses, there are very few flowersin the garden in June and July to equn{a bed of Pinks for delicious perfume. They make neat and charming edgings to garden walks : and where cut flowers are valued in the home, there Pinks should ...