... attention at llii* season, adhere stri. tly the simple directions wc have several limes given; viz., to water no plants (aquatics excepted) till the soil is sufficiently dry l■enealll the surface to admit the plants receiving full supply. This particular ...

... Bkotiifkhood. —In Locli-Shieldag there is a small island rock abounding with rockpigeons, and frequented bv large flocks o! aquatic bir Is. A verv small crevice this rock affords home to throe very incongruous companions—a hawk, a rock-pigeon, and owlet ...

... sum which, our readers arc with rock-pigeons, and frequented by large j awarei has already been voted. Helmsdale, Crofimks aquatic birds. A very small crevie in martv, and Findhorn are next noticed, but no this rock affords ft home to three very incongruous ...

... cur a loss'of only £50,000 of this ?? Yiews. WILD FOsWL.-It is remarkable that a greater numdber of strange wild fovl, some aquatic and some land birds, have visited this neighbourhood than has been I'nown for a great number of years past.: The osprey or ...

... great height. The Ind2,us, and its I tributaries, the Sutlej, the Jhelum, the' 'Chenaaub, and ithe Ravee, may be made so many aquatic railways, through the whole extent of the Punjaub. in central In- dia, the Ganges, and its tributaries, to Delhi, Meerut, ...

... d condition, that we expect every morning to hear of some unfortunate passenger sinking through it, and being sent on an aquatic visit to the ad acent spinnerics of Caldhaine. The water at the bridge alluded to is often three feet deep, and surely when ...

... concentrated in one winged nuptial holiday . hut this so cal ephemera has previously pa-se.l three hundred and more working days aquatic larva. FRIDAY, NE 14. London Corn Exchange - The attendance day was very small and only a limited business was done. In English ...

... 0 propitious Heaven ! from quacks that perform among men did the monkey with the unfortunate natch. —(From the Ita'ian.) Aquatic Cows.—As the pasturage the other side the river is much belter than about Fort- William. the cows swim across regularly every ...

... discoloratior.1 and swelling, which gradually a6ssumes one of 'the niltitudmnous 'formsof eruption. During the ride, promenade, aquatic ex- cursion, or while. otherwise ex posed to the scorching rys of the ?? will find '.ROWLANDS'-. ALYDO l 'a . nmost refreshing' ...

... however^ the*e matters at the proper tune ami The arranffotnents for the forthcoming /how , the IbiyM Northern Agricultural Aquation were , reportodto a meeting Ftirmrr) from winch it appears, (say J„ that there is every Duke of August next. imderstood that ...

... ion and swervling. rhicin gradually assuss erie of the nmititudinous fries of er-niption. l)iriig thre n-ide, -r ocnade. aquatic ex- cur-aba, or white other-r-le exposed to the scorching rays of the sun, Ladies will find IIOWLANDS' HALYDORI'a most refreshing ...

... disboloratilon and l iveiing, w*ieh graddally assumesone of the a iltitu'dious foris of eruuption. Ouriny the ride, promenade, aquatic exv carailounor while otyherwise exposeci o Wthe seorchigc rayxsof the ?? will find RO LANS' KA yDOR tf most refreshing ...