... into the pots in which they are to flower. Shift into larger pots the Zonal Pelargoniums intended for summer and autumn Cowering. Stop and tie out specimen plants of the several sections. Those intended for early flowering must not be shifted, but be kept ...

... specimen of the rare orslogyne cristata alba was, after a keen competition, knocked down to Mr. W. Bull, of Chelsea, for £l3l. The plant has seven flower spikes, the blooms being snowy white. Loan has been appointed to the Justiciary Judgeship in Scotland,vacant ...

... the roots ; when this happens, either the buds fall before opening or the flowers immediately after expansion. Because this plant has thick leathery foliage, and consequently shows but little signs of distress at the time, people fanny that it can be subjected ...

... Linde:woe do not mean their tenants to enjoy their legal rights if they rill prevent it. CNN, are centinually tenting to light showing the attitude of landlot.ls on this matter. Amongst others it is commonly reeorted that a prominent Liberal of the East Biding ...

... passion flowers. Surrounding the second cake are jeseamine, and round the second and third cakes are passion flowers, ivy, and roses. On the top cake are cupids and a large vase containing an immense bouquet composed of a variety of eniblematic flowers. The ...

... Hudson's .• '• , . ,N, A Will do in an OF SOAP. Of Day So - bin. Leaves no Smell. FRIDA IN Cottager& Show at Glangrwyney, Crickhowell. A oottagers show of garden produce is an emit which is eminently calculated to encourage the inhabitants of the rural ...

... to 04; Oil sash common apples and pears, id per libert, led &maim nuts, Is 6d to la Oct; sal (bow China). re 0 4 per lb. Flowers Roses egg storks la 61 to lie Od ; and usage, 6d to petj rot roses, 2z Id ; and raised Goners, L Od per locus. ; and large ...

... sadly neglected in the burial-ground •of Chelsea, Hospital. The Grub-street Number 27, July 9, 1730, records a vote of thanks from the proprietors to him on this account. Alheeamm. . FLOWER GARDEN. Spring Flowers.—The following are all exquisitely beautiful ...

... Margaret remits and bet m great expense in prizes, In advertisemente, sad the wised► salaries of the offi aala There were flower shows, Wen rumours continue to prevail in Paris, and it archery medium.. and dog shove, at which the company certain that warlike ...

... promenade, the eurroundings now that the tree., shrubs, and flowering plants have at last appeared in a garb of summer beauty, are eminently picturesque. and the long shady walks bordered with flowers made an acceptatile shelter from the sunshine. The inv ...

... this royal and imperial meeting, and the wonderful enthusiasm of the people over it, is worthy of note--chiefly because it shows a tendency in international feeling most cheerful to witness. Venioe for years was in veiled rebellion against Austrian ...

... The inhabitants of the village of Radstock celebrated the gathering of a splendid harvest by a festival, •which was added flower-show and an exhibition of babies. The stud for the use of Prince Alfred daring his stay in Edinburgh, consisting of ten horses ...