... I GARDENING OPIEiRATIONS. | JUNE. FLOWER GARDEN. Pink S.-Having reduced the stems to one, and the buds on that stem to twvo or three, the forwardest must be tied roulld the mid i d, to prevent it frordl bursting. When the first flowvcrs are perfect the ...

... VILLA, ALLOT-ME-NT. AND COTTAGE I GARD'ENING. PRAOTICAL HINTS. [BY OUR BPECIAL GARDENING CORBES1ONDENT.J GARDENING FOR JUNE. Amateur gardeners are still waiting for the long- expected warm, genial, growing weather. We get abun- dant showers, ...

... Irish question should take with respect tW organisations with which they harle hitherto been connected- 40, Prince's-garden;, SW, June 9, 186& Dear Sir,- beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 7th instant, I cannot presume to offer advice ...

... retained. I as. I remain, gentlemen, your faithful end obedient d to servant, A-THurF JAMES BADFOUR. I 4, Carlton-gardens, London, June 24, 1892. hea ...

... Sampson, St. Janme's-ehamnbers, Manchester, June 21, at three. Adam Henderson, 16, Wright-street, Greenheys, Man- Chester, builder and contractor. Creditors meet at the Clarence Hotel, Spring gardens, Manchester, JUne 14, at two. Hlulton and Lister, 47, New ...

... the tV vote of thanks which was recently adopted at the d, society's annual meeting:- Boardof Trade,White- c ball-gardens, SOW., June 26, 1883. Sir,-r am a' directed by Mr. Chaimberlain to acknowledge the t, receipt of your letter of the 22nd instant ...

... secnnd shoiw at tbh Town -lvall, 26th April * i granl] hortioultural exhibition opens at gardens d c .1 une (lasting a week) : orchid conference at gardens, 4lill June . and rose show at ?? 16th July. In uddi- : tion to the abore a chrysanthemunr show will ...

... Lsido- GaIxgle of flgesady, June 13l) PETmONS FOR LIQUIDATION BY ARIIANGEMENiT. Samuel Thomas Reede, 45, Smithdown-road, Liverpool, commission agent. Creditors meet at the office of the solicitor, Mr. Forrest, 8, Fenwlok-street, June 26, at three. Thomas- Moss ...

... d Major Edmoustone, 4th Hussars, and Miss e Edith Lonmaden, of Pitcaple Castle, Aberdeen- d shire, and L3, Southsweil-gardens, in June. ;t Sir Richard Sutton, Bat, ?? Park, and I Miss Beatrice Corbet, fourtbdaughter of Sir Vin- d cent Corbet, Bert. A ...

... OUR SPVOIAL GARDENING CORRESPONDEItJ 5 JUMN. WORK IN TEE GARDEN. d There is no busier month in the garden than June. a It is true the growing drops may be left to a large D extent to take care of themselves, and yet its behoves t the ...

... and regulate the educa- tion of the present and future generations of their countrymen. %oi0GcA LLOTD,. 53, Cornwall-gardens. London, June 14, 1884. THE WEST DERBY BILL. o TRE: mnronS or TUE LrVERPO;OL ArcflT. Gentlemen,- )n the 22nd of last December I wrote ...

... for the' settlement of fair rent have.been adjusted iniand out. of ?? faithfully, , ARTHUR AnNOLD. Kensington Park Gardens, W., June 3. - : : ...