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... OCoNi, Superintenden - TEs followivg is an extract from the record of ji the temperature, vegetation, &c., ia the Botanic Garden for June, 1888 :- 'The lowest night tern. perature recorded during the month was 33 degrees, during the night of the 4th; the ...
... Mr Chamberlain by Mr Edward Priestmae, of Bradford. Mr Priest. man has received the following reply;- 40 Prince's Gardens, SAV., June 24, 1883. Dear Sir,-Mr S. Cunliffe Lister appears to be a fair specimen of the kind of controversialist puro- duted ...
... the Honse of Commons at the clcx el the present Parliament. The full prospectus of the German opera sea- Inc g Coveat Garden next June was privately lcua ',this evening. Madame Lucca's name loer not; apcer on the list of artistes, and the eyinrlia names ...
... Superihlcnldcsnt. The following is an extract from the monthly record of temperature, regetation, &c., in the Botanic Garden for June, 1885 ?? Le tempera- ture has beeu low, qi derees having been regis- tered both in the early and latter part of the mouth ...
... stable, boats. well-stocked garden, conservatory. Ac.— Wm. Logan. Hope Street. ■ Mll M ni*b»*l. Rooms and Kitchen ; grate* 4c. Rent. Apply Mia Hamilton (Sbsndon).—Wood side Cottan, fumi«bM. 3 apartments, garden, for June. App% Lang. Frederick Lane. ARE ...
... Tsm BOTAIM GAiRDENS.-The following is an extract from the record of th9 temDerature, vegeta- tion, &C., in the Botanic Gardens for June, 1889: - This is the most tropical like month recorded 'for many years, not even excepting the correspond- ing month ...
... secured and retained.-I remain, gentle- men, your faithful and obedient servant, APTHeuR JA.M BALFOuLR 4 Carlton Gardens, London, June 24, 1892 ...
... CONCERTS IN THE BOTANIC GARDENS. 2'2d June, 1880. | SiR,-May I be permitted to suggest through I your paper that something ought to be done for the comfort of those attending the promenade 6 band concerts at the Botanic Gardens. A suffi- I ciency of seats ...
... ai:d kitchn. June and Splendid sea view. monthly. -Apply Mrs Forguson. Beilevue ttank. East Clyde St. HKLKHSBUROH !i-furulshed House 4 room*, kitchen, and aervant*' acoommodati' retired and Ceasant situation Croquet lawn, flower garden. For June, cut £5.--Macncur ...
... papersf, please copy. . ?? lovieag rememtb!rlanc of anr d eari seen, Jas. Hen~derson, jna., whbo died at 3 Sprieg Gardens, Klavineide, June 2'2 iS39.-4' Gene bnt aot forgotten. . BEtRTEI ?? Atl XD Ii .IIORW(J INOTlCF:S iS 25 iverds. or uuir. re ro harged ...
... would not give ?? to his famy Mr Mapieson has arranged for a seaso f eight weeks at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, beginning June 6. MJesale8 Patti, Marie Roze, and Scalchi, jlis Nevada, and others are said to e engaged, and some hopes are held ...
... COTTON FASNE. ' We extract the following from Burnt's Moonthly 00kal Circrulr and Commercial Glance, dated 1 Spring Garden Manchester, June 30,1862:- 4I Ibeg leave to call your attention to the following facts rebtive to the cotton trade. The position ...