... A good deal has been lately written on the subject of thin seeding of Wheat and other grain ; and the system of thin sowing has been strongly advocated by that well known and progressive farmer, Mr. Mechi, of Tiptree, and other writers in tiie agricultural publications. I have given a good deal of consideration to the subject, and, from observing the Wheat plant for several years, come to the ...

... ?? ?? The New Coukts for the Trial of Election Pb- titions.— It was announced in the Court of Common Pleas on Saturday by Mr. Justice Keating, that in con- sequence of Mr. Justice Willes being now occupied in the important duty of drawing up and framing rules for the guidance of the courts before which the trials of election petitions are to take place, in accordance with the terms of the Act ...

... TO SOLICITORS, ESTATE AGENTS, AND AUCTIONEERS. Wt beg to imvress upon Solicitors, Estate Agents, and Auc- tioneers, the desirableness of forwarding to our office for reference and distribution, the Plans and Particulars of tstatrs, and Catalogues of Machinery, Furniture, Books, and otter Property advertised in our columns. Sates fry |lurti«i. BY POTT AND NEALE. SALE THIS DAY (FRIDAY)! TO HOUSE ...

... This disease is now so well known to every person, that no description is necessary. Its origin is as difficult to discover as that of a moral evil. I may venture to observe that the higher you manure the more it rages. The north of England, along with Scotland, becomes famous for growing good potatoes, thousands of tons being sent every year to the London markets, which command high prices. ...

... A very clever picture, contrasting northern and south- ern agriculture, was drawn the other day by Mr. Robert- son, before the Maidstone Farmers' Club, of which we give the salient points : — I am not here to say that the south country farming is superior, or that it is inferior to the north. I pro- pose, rather, to draw your attention to som* differences in the practices in the farming of the ...

... /MT^ ♦ nf nr | Lr j¥ *f ?? PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN,. 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM SO. 1169.— FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1868. -.fend and promos the Agricultural, the Commercial, and Colonal interests of this mighty Empire— to che _sh, to protect, and to stimulate British Industi*v^En ...

... The following story, which we extract from the Atken- ceum, supplies a want that was expressed, and we feel sure our readers will thank us for calling attention to this pleasant mode of conveying accurate information while pointing a moral. The authorship is attributed, we believe correctly, to Dr. Seemann. It is also rumoured that other stories, with the like aim of popularising natural ...

... PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED. PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM, NO. 1185— FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1868. E tabli3lied opp rc D ss fe a n ud VL V ?? he M°T ?? ' 1 °* ** ?? ?? *° »** * *° ?? * England, in Scotland, Ireland, on tixe Ocean, and in the over-sea possessions of the British Crow,, to lighten the Burdei, of Taxation wluJ PP down the Industry and ...

... VARIEGATED ZONAL PELARGONIUMS. Resuming our remarks upon this subject, we have much pleasure in according to Mr. Grieve the full measure of praise for the lucid manner in which he has explained the theory of cross-breeding and the practices of cultiva- tion. Of course gardeners differ, and especially upon the latter point, and if they did not we should see less ...

... GAKDENING AT LYONS The improvements in the way of planting promenades, parks, squares, and gardens, are visible in this fine city a3 well as at Paris, and in no place more than in the noble public garden situated outside, the city, near the banks of the Rhone. A detailed description of this would require too njuch space, but a few notes of the chief points observed iluring a hurried visit may ...

... 4 f , ?? , «7r. / w PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED. PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. NO. 1180— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1868. Established to Defend and promote the Agricultural, the Commercial, and Colonal interests of this mighty Empire— to cherish, to protect, and to stimulate British Industry, in England, in Scotland, Ireland, on the Ocean, and in the over ...

... CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS AND FLOWERS. Just at this joyous season every one is thinking of deccf rations. School children celebrate their leave taking for a season hy decorating for the parting afternoon the school-room. Children of a larger growth, -Pater and Mater familias, are busy in their leisure hours in some sscret place decorating the surprise of the fseason, the Christmas tree ; while those ...