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... Prices for the different qualities are now, as before the increase of the Malt Duty. Roe. MITCHELL & Co. Old Physic Gardens, Edinburgh, June 26, 1856. ...
... seen, that the tubers are affected, and are offensive when boiled. There were symptoms of the disease cn the stems in iny garden in June, but heavy fall of rain checked it, and there now abundant crop of the finest potatoes I have seen for some vears. Ihe ...
... joyed by more populous districts.” try, To Mr Caldwell’s letter Mr Chamberlai sent the following reply:— the Prince’s Gardens, 8. June 12, 1890. fair “Dear Mr Caldwell,—I have read with joterest account of a visit to Sk; le to which you have completed ...
... last.—l am, Sir, your obedient Servant, W. MOFFAT, Clerk of the Peace for Rota and Cromarty. Dingwall, 27th June 1859. Spring Gardens, 9th June 1859. Sir,—l had the honour receive your letter of the 10th ull, transmitting to me excerpt from the minutes ...
... K4q. tot beidinian, Inglis, & Co., Aheliurch Lane, Londim). H. Maeda& Duncan, Km! , Lint:field !louse, Greenhill Gardens, Edinburgh. Junes Cowan, Esq., Edinburgh. Director. .4 votralio. Sir James loon. J. 1.. Currie, Twit. Thomas Shaw, Esq. Archibald ' ...
... Spaniards precludes us from forming the opinion that this excellent correspondent's duty is a walk in an English flower garden in June. Next month's instalment is promised to be also exciting. A Lady Prison Chaplain—the only one in the /worldrelates her ...
... to be, Sir, your Associ a in- Soldiers’ and Sailors’ 20 Phillimore Gardens, W., June 1. f the THE NAIRN CONVALESCENT HOM TO THE EDITOR OF THE INVERNESS COUR Bea Craig, Nairn, 9th June ons to Sir,—T should be much obliged if you woul to set before readers ...