... and a quarter of a pound of sulphur to each gallon, will be found an excellent remedy pushed into every suspicious crevice. Cherries, on walls at least, and also Plums of valuable kinds, should have a dressing of Tobacco- i water shortly after the are out ...

... prepared to admit, that it is the disease of last year. We shall, however, investigate this matter. Early Fruit.—A bunch of ripe cherries, grown in the garden of Bailie Ferguson, was shown to us yesterday. Quick Passage The fine new steam vessel The Duke Sutherland ...

... good market pear, flesh buttery, and melting ripe in August. Cherries—Bigarreau d'Esperin, a very fine sort, of Inge size, and excellent quality ; Coe's Late Carnation, an excellent late cherry, raised in Suffolk ; Harrison's Heart, a prolific sort; the ...

... sign of taint. Early potatoes from Liverpool are likewise on sale, and are evidently riper than those of our own growth. Cherries also have made their appearance, and are selling at Is. 6d. a-Ib. Jolly Ewe.—A ewe of the Leicester breed, reared Mr. Halley ...

... flame her screams brought assistance bat nearly all her consumed her dreadfully baroed To Dbive at Crickets— notice in papers recipe for the pnrpoee Government however can claim of the plan for if fatal to than another it certainly been— Enclosure Act Pouch ...

... all her garments were consumed, and her body was dreadfully burned. Drive away Crickets.—We notice in the country papers a recipe for the above purpose. The Government, however, can claim the credit of the best plan, for if one has been more fatal to cricket ...

... 400 _apricots , 240 melons _, and _some hundred _thousand plums , _. _greengages , apples _, pears ; and some millions of cherries , strawberriesraspberriescurrants _, _mulberries _, and an _abundance of other small frait _. —viz . , _walnuts _. _clesnuts ...