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... The following report was read at the last meeting of this body, and it will be found worthy the serious consi- deration of our readers : — Gentlemen,— Your attention has been invited to the resolutions which have been passed by this Council upon some of the most important questions affecting agricul- tural interests ; and the Council respectfully urge upon you the desirability of giving the ...
... Nottinghamshire Guardian Thomas Forman, 17 Long Row, Nottingham PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED :3d, UNSTAMPED PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM NO. 1145â FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 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 oppress and beat down ...
... FRUIT GROWING. A pressure of matter upon our space has prevented ua giving, as we should Uke to have done, some notice of the great fruit shows at the Crystal Palace and the Caledonian Society at Edinburgh, not that they displayed any very remarkable skill, but only as evidencing that these autumn shows are something superior to the summer ones. In fact, the summer fruit shows are certainly ...
... • * ?? tr\j £ **~*vtjis- PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM NO. 118S.-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1868. oppress and 1 °* ** ?? Em^~ to ...
... SOUTH NOTTS. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The seventeenth exhibition of this popular and useful society is to be held, it will be seen, next week, at Newark! The exhibition, we understand, is. ?? a TiWl Fete, Gala, and Rose Show, and tbjC $£ *£ °2* talent of the Rose growers in th. ?? hood of Newark will be well aware that th£ feaW Ad?? the exhibitionone of more ?? interest. Add to this the fact ...
... Royal Horticultural Society. — - The following changes in the Council ofthe Royal Horticultural Society are to be submitted for the approval of the FeUows atthe ensuing anniversary on the llth of February. The usual number of three members of the present CouncU selected to retire, are, Viscount Sandon, Mr. Wentworth, W. BuUer, and the Rev. J. Dix ; and it is proposed to elect in their places, ...
... After the election of eight new Fellows, and some other business of a formal character, the Rev. J. M. Berkeley proceeded to notice some of the more remarkable subjects exhibited. A white variety of Cyclamen coum and Iris reticulata, from Mr. Atkins, were mentioned, also the Crimean Snowdrop, to the beauty of which, however, the specimens sent did not do justice. After noticing the very- ...
... At the monthly meeting, Mr. W. Saunders in the chair, a number of new members were elected. Mr. Saunders complimented the members upon the improved prospects of the society, and also upon the very interesting exhibi- tion of the day. The Rev. M. J. Berkeley congratulated the members present and the Society generally on the ex- hibition of that day. He was present at the meeting of the 19th of ...
... / f ?? J e^^ PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED 2d. PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. NO. 1148— FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 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-sea ...
... PEICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. NO. 1181.-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1868 Established to '^Defend and promote the Agricultural, the Commercial, and Colons! 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-sea possessions of the ...
... • _£*£__. A !? , S E ? D _- ~ The ?? appears in the City articleof the Times .— With reference to some late reports upon the extraordinary crops obtained from the use of the metropolitan sewage, and for which Messrs Hutton were mentioned as having supplied the seeds, Messrs. James Carter and Co., of Holborn de- sire to state that a portion of the seeds was furnished by their firm, and that ...