... have hitherto given that strange caricature of a fountain—by which thi s s cene h as bees, but is no longer, disfigured—its aquatic gush, will replenish for the future our metropolitan lakelet. Their united current will he brought through the archways of ...

... of water in St. James’s Park was frozen over, so that the men were obliged to break the ice for the con- venience of the aquatic birds. The glass in some aspects was 10 degrees below freezing point. According te the accounts of the guards on the railways ...

... to the lan, MI iC ELL ANE Planting out tender _Aquatics save of the Victoria reg ?Mich I have mad which le of being thrive in the op( of Limnc below the surface, did not destroy it received any sort of protecti summer, and still contint flowers are generally ...

... 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 ...

... stewed, in a peculiar sauce and different seasonings. host of puddings, as various in taste, quality, and appearance as the aquatic tribe, make their appearance, and vanish marvellously among the youngsters. The four mystic dishes are then served, and each ...

... BROTHERROOD.--In Loch-Shieldaig there is a small island or rock abounding with rock pigeons, and frequented by large flocks of aquatic birds. A very small crevice in this rock affords a home to three very incongruous companions —a hawk, a rock pigeon, and an ...

... piece of water in St. James's Park was frozen over, so that the men were obliged to break the ice for the convenience of the aquatic birds. The glass in some aspects was 10 degrees below freezing point. The Serpentine and the water in the Regent's Park were ...

... species. D. Swansea.—Gardener's Chronicle.—[This is a truly valuable suggestion, and will have the effect of bringing many fine aquatics into general cultivation. .Why should they If they Limatec as terrestria Jan. 1, 1550. ground last autumn the result was ...

... piece of water in St. James’s Park was frozen over, so that the men were obliged to break the ice for the convenience of tho aquatic birds. The glass iu some aspects was ten degree* below freezing point. According to the accounts of guards on the railways ...

... piece of water in St. James's Park was frozen over, ao that the men were obliged to break the ice for the convenience of the aquatic birJs. Tbe glass in some aspects was 10 degrees below freezing point. The Serpentine and the water in the Regent's Park were ...

... —Skeating was the principal amusement of the week. The barrack, the Town Council, &c. contributed their share towards these aquatic sports. Even some playful ladies, understand, danced right merrily on the ice. A New Trade. —The most flourishing trade that ...

... of time what was formerly a gravelly beach became a fertile mea- dow. There were two kinds of vegetation — the one called aquatic, because beginning in water; the other terrestrial, hav- ing its commencement upon the earth. The lecturer then pro- ceeded ...