... bedding out plants in frames, and get them potted as fast rooted, and hardened as feat es pos6ible. Sue the principal crop of hardy annuals, and tender ones in pots and hotbeds. Transplant autumn sown annual., end the perennials and biennials, where they ...

... suited for bedding or nursing out. Clain and roll preparatory to mowing It ; cut edgiogs ; dig sod dress beds sod borders; sow hardy annual flossier seeds. — As to raking and cleaning, attend to the former directions. GAUDIN. Proceed a itli cropping ou all ...

... and 31b of seed to the acre will suffice. The mewl varies in price from 9d to Is a pound according to the supply.— The next hardy turnip, the yellow should be soon immediately after the Swedes are finished, with a smaller quantity of seed, say 2,11 b to ...

... because distant, more alluring lands. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND. The Managing Committee met on Thursday, Thomas H. Hardy, Esq., in the chair. The Secretary iepoited, on behalf of the Fitrance Committee, that all prizes awarded at the late ...

... hen, goosed mama. be, hem Ind Assn de Disler, he Viewshie AwidwM. Akeasder Sara, of of dies yews' ad daft mord by fear; Thomas Meg. of Le. JAE W. Mandl, who swam hem dyspepsia as him, wimp. in olds and after peat R., a yams' d It time; R. 8. 11, Drenthe ...

... the health of ' Thomas Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn,' may his earthly career be • long one, and may that career never sully the hitherto spotless escutcheons of hie glorious ancestors. This toast was drank with tremendous cheers. Mr: Thomas Jones, of the ...

... of the committee, Major Sir William Lloyd, proceeded to read the address, which was as follows: Cu'greerlatory address to Thomas Edward Mostym Dori ilosfon, Glo,ida,th .11.nign, oa his attaining his spoijneity, on the 23rd Jan., I& I. the undersigned ...

... more and more one to the other. I have the honour, Gentlemen, to subscribe myself, Your Mu-inept HENRY GEORGE THOMAS, Iloaton, London. Mr. Thomas's health having been warmly received, the meeting •as successively addressed by several gentleuwn. anionic whom ...

... Point on board her Majeotte steamer, the Styr, for Portsmouth, the divisions to which they ars attached. On Saturday, John Thomas, Seq., of Leurbusse, Fisliguard, met with a severe anoident, whisk, it Is feared, will terminate fatally. On the morning of ...

... what cut a fortnight since. The eoutract of Messrs. • has and Luokraft is also nearly completed. Cl' Wednesday se'nuight, Thomas Davies, a small farmer, living at Pantyroidris, iu the pariah of Llanfillutol-rhosycom, committed suicide by haaging himself ...

... hest thing I ever tried is my life; it quite removed my nervosa sYmPloals. sad I is better health than I bath foe years past. THOMAS DAVID. Cure No. 3.906. Tlairteni years rough, indigestion, and general debility. bare bees removed by Do Barr)s excellent ...

... Treatise.— London, Simpkins end Marshall, and all booksellers, or sent to any address if 36 stamps are sent to the author, Thomas Howard, Surgeon-Dentist, 17, lieorge-street, Ilauover-square, London. FARMERS AND GARDENERS CHRONICLE. REVIEW OF THE CORN ...