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... ROOM-COACHMAN. Willing to be useful * or help in Garden. Good character ; total abstainer. Married ;no family.—Address A.C., Great Hast ley, near Tetsworth, Oxon STABLE HELP, or Single-handed Groom to assist in Garden. Good reference.—A.C.W, North wood Lodge ...
... My motto is Do good and communicate. Your very obedient servant EDWARD WILKINS, Proprietor of the Experimental Garden. Reading. June 19, 1856. ...
... this year's performances in London and photographs of the chief singers helped do justice the Master's work at Covent Garden last June. Catalogues, Ac Ant Roozen and Son. the nurserymen of Overveen, near Haarlem, issue a useful catalogue of Dutch and Cape ...
... specimens now 23ft. lOin. high from the ground, and is in all respects similar to the plant which bloomed in tbe same gardens in June, 1875, and which reached height of 23ft. 4in. ...
... MILITARY AND NAVAL. An Examination for Cadetships tary College, Sandhurst, will take place a ftJj0 of London, Burlington-gardens, on June f. days. \d General Sir Thomas W. McMahon, f e colonel of the 18th Hussars, has been tra , sth Dragoon Guards. He is ...
... With Part 100 of Familiar Garden Flowers, Messrs. Cassell complete the serial issue of that charming publication. its complete form (five volumes) the book should be a treasured possession of all lovers of gardens and gardening. The flowers dealt with in ...
... Family Doctor gives some wise advice on Climate and its Influence on Health, and there is a seasonable paper on The Garden in June, with the usual serial and short tales. Choice Dishes at Small Cost the taking title of a little book by Mr. A. G. Payne ...
... cleared, and a fine but fresh afternoon allowed most of the visitors to attend the masonic fgte in the New College Gardens. Oxford, June 8.— Stanhope Prize.—The judges of the above have signified that they have awarded the same to Thomas Pitt Taswell Langmead ...
... The Royal Horticultural Society this season tested the merits of the leading early Peas, an their report (vide Gardener's Chronicle, June 27, 186£ contains the following emphatic statement:— The earliei form or all was the Ringleader. Several of the ...
... Royal Horticultural Society have this season tested the merits of the leading early Peas, and their report {vide Gardener's Chronicle, June 1868) contains the following emphatic statement: —The earliest form ot all was the Ringleader. Several of the Peas ...
... tion to attend COWS and GARDEN. Steady, and understands above entirely.—George Dixon, New Adle, Leeds Yorkshire. ANTED, Situation in GARDEN, by young v ▼ Man, aged 30. years’ good character. —E. Kent, Redfield, Uewborj. O HELP GARDEN, aged 17, good character ...
... Royal Horticultural Society have this season tested the merits of the leading early Peas, and their report (vide Gardeners Chronicle, June 27, 1868) contains the following; emphatic statement:—The earliest form or all was the Ringleader. Several of the ...