... interest more than sufficient to justify a call on the Government to provide them sufficient accommodation ; as, without this, aquatics never can be grown, and, as in the present case, the merits of effecting this, will fall; to the share of private individuals ...

... which hang over the under jupe. Other wreaths, suited to ball drerees, consist of hearts-ease mingled with pink heath; of aquatic' flowers with buds; and of laurel leaves with clusters of white beads. Some of the new bouquets de corsage have affixed to ...

... of lard; or a stall, a cheese; whilst for • family box the charge would be, perhaps, a family joint. It is clear that the aquatic actors of America need not starve. As to potatoes and eggs, which are capsule of serving as missiles, we think, recollecting ...

... osuaroi BaoTHßaHoon In l.och there •mall island or rock abounding with rock.pigeons, and fre. quanted by large flocks of aquatic birds. A very Aim 11 In this rock affords a home to three very Incongruous com. a hawk, a rock.pigeon, and an owlet, who have ...

... which hang over the under jupe. Other reaths, suited to balldresses, consist of hearts -case mingled with pink heath; of aquatic Hovers with buds; and of lam el leaves with clusters of white beads. Some ot the new bouquet* corsage have affixed to them ...

... —Supposed to belong to the dicotyledonous tribe, quite distinct from any now existing. 2. Stigmarite.—A class of Opposed aquatics, without any living analogies. 3. Lepidodendra.—A class supposed by some analogous to our present Lycopodiaceous genus, bet ...

... | indigenous to the spot, and no doubt having the ulterior object in view of forming, on some of these moony nights, ! an aquatic pic-nic in the * Deil’s Kettle or the Lang Gallery.’ Itching from the toe-nail upwards to have a finger in the pie, our zealous ...

... delicacies indigeneus to the spot, and no doubt having the !atelier object in view of forming, on some of these 'many nights,an aquatic picnic in theDei I's Kettle 31the Laiig Gallery. Itching from thetoo-nail upwards to have it finger in the pie, our zealous ...

... coniervatoriet, and hot- Roses—No. 7, contain* a descriptive Li*t of Reaea, distinguiahing those suitable for different *oil* and aquation*, with abort notice* a* to their habit of growth and method of cultivation. Forest and Fruit Trees—No. 2, contain* a Priced ...

... forthe one add half degree. On the morning of the 21st, the weather being hazy and blowing a very heavy gale with frequent aquatic, several mad Islands hove in sight, and I then discovered that, instead of making the one and half degree channel, we had ...

... crocodiles approached the bank; and I have observed that fire attracts these creatures, as it does our crabs and many other aquatic animals. The oars of our boats were fixed upright in the ground to support our hammocks. Dead stillness prevailed, only broken ...

... the good water used in it. By Hark ness : Believes cholera to caused by a variety of agents—atmospheric, terrestrial, and aquatic—and would not attribute it to either of them singly. Dr Grieve, Dumfries, examined by Mr Patton. —Ex- Lochrutton Loch and ...