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... 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 ...
... Ad ows , CARS FOR HIRE ! Michelle). June, 1971, Marion Campbell, ennan, — — SMITH. — At the Lewis Hospital | peloved wife of the late Stewart ~ portan. o Stornoway, on_Thursday, 17th | wieon of 5 Crathie Gardens f June, 1971, to Norman and Jill Aberdeen ...
... CABBAGES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN INKION. Ilutchesontown Gardens, Glasgow, June 11, 1870. SlR,—The cabbage is a well known plant, and grown by almost every person possessing a garden, but there are many cultivators of this excellent vegetable who ...
... 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 ...
... is proud to serve. GARDENING NOTES fr any reader who is in a difficulty with rhos to his garden will write direct to Mikes' given beneath, his questions will be in full detail, free of charge, goat. —MD.] THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Gsarmar..—Watering ...