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... THE SEED TIME. As the time has now arrived when gardeners, large and smaU, wUI be making their selections of seedd, it wiU not be out of place to enumerate some that have proved the most suitable for this locaUty. A pile of seed catalogues lays upon our table, each offering aomething ?? in* dispensable to secure a regular supply of vegetables ; but whether the specialities are ?? new,, or ...
... Good Oats.— Last week, Mr. M'Gregor, of Uppe Criggie, Laurencekirk, sold to Mr. Gove, mUler,. oats weighing 48} lb. per bushel. Considering the upland nature of the district in which they grew, and the low temperature of last season, such a result could only have been attained by ?? and scientific farming. Inferior Meat.— Mr. Robertson Gladstone, at the meeting of the Liverpool Health ...
... ?? PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED 2d PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM NO. 1152. -FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1868. Established to Defend and promote the Agricultural the C ' i n ~~ — ~ ~ oppress and beat down the Industry and ?? 7^ * ?? V? ST?? in Sc ° tW ' IreW > ° n the ocean > and in the °-™ a Passion, of the British Crown, to lighten the Burden of.Taxation ...
... Ths Albert College. — lt has been decided to wind up i voluntarily the Albert Veterinary College (Limited), and i Mr. T. Hunter, accountant, of Crosby House, Bishops- gate street, has been appointed liquidator by the share- holders. Gams. — The preservation of game upon the Cumber- land estates of the Earl of Carlisle, at N a worth, is to be relinquished to a great extent. One half of the ...
... ®wx:^:^:m__:__e;ii«j^ vc_» Wht J!Mtfttgliam_ttire tfuorl. torn FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1868. GRATIS PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM HP G. MESSENGER, HORTICULTURAL BUILDER, HOT-WATER ENGINEER. AXD VALVE MANUFACTURER, LOUGHBOROUGH, BEGS to call attention to the specimens of his principles of construction and arrangement exhibited ■*« 5, « ral Horticultural Exhibition at Leicester. ...
... FLOWER GARDENING Although much has been written upon this, now, uni- versally interesting subject, it is a singular fact that nothing like a comprehensive treatise upon the modern system of flower gardening has been attempted Isolated treatises upon various branches of the art, more especially in relation to florists' flowers, are numerous. Rose cultiva- tion has had many devoted exponents ; ...
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... The Ma k Lane Express says the wheat crops being forced on l>y another week of summer-like weather again gives promise of an early gathering, and this alone is against prices in England, France, Germany, Belgium, and Holland, and prices have been generally on the de- cline. New York, with liberal ?? and more in anticipation, quotes a decline, with some amount bought for English account Present ...
... THE SPRING SHOW. The second spring show of the season took place in the gardens South Kensington, on the 18thof ApriT a_dw« fn^flower^lTt; WB^^^&llSS- ?? the m _2 « T e ? hlbite «nd constituted With these th^f ff w ?? feature of the exhibition, the da£Tf9 thT^ re ' K tUS comm^«e our report In me class of 9 the competition was keen and spirited the tw 0 m e p°T BhoWn b _ in » each ° f exKce ...
... The Mori Lane Express says the favourable weather has had its effect in producing more caution on the part of millers and more readiness to sell on the part of holders. Our foreign supplies bave, however, diminished, and unless they increase speedily the business done will clear off much from granary, and we shall soon have an opportunity to test the stocks in farmers' hands, and we are stall ...
... Hfe .Sara* «. A FLORAL FETE IN SUFFOLK. For the following most interesting account of Hardwick, which our friend, the Rev. S. R. Hole, last year com- pared to the Garden of Eden, we are indebted to the Eury Free Press. Would that others of the aristocracy, especially those residing near large towns, would follow the noble example of Lady Cullum, and throw their gar- dens open occasionally. ...
... THE GHENT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Tbis appears to have been a great success, and the num- lier of new and remarkable plants brought together formed a most interesting display. England waa repre- sented by Messrs. James Veitch and Sons, of Chelsea, who in new plants put forth the full strength of their large establishment. The exhibition was oi>ened by their Majesties the King and Queen of ...