... e^# If If ♦ ?? 4^/ PKICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. NO. 1172.— FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1868. ' ?? W P do° m °\V h T _ri!^ tU f\ tlie ;?°T erdal ' C ° lonal intereBtS ° f *W»»tßh_y Empire-to ch^sh, to protect, and to stimulate British Industry, in England, in Scotland, Ireland, on the Ocean, and inthe over-sea possessions ofthe ...

... ?? ♦ ' dttW PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAM PFD PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FOBMAN, 17, LONG BOW, NOTTINGHAM. Established to ** Defend and promote the Agricultural, the Commercial, and Colonal interests of this mighty Empire-r-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 British Crown, to ...

... HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS. In returning to this subject we hope we shall not D* trenching upon the patience of our readers. It is one of very great importance, and as the competition iron is now hot, we may be excused for endeavouring to forge it into better form. During the past week the great summer meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society has been held at South Kensington, and, if we ...

... Residents in rural districts are apt to underrate the importance of attending closely to sanitary matters ; they seem to imagine that, because their circumstances are so dissimilar to those of tbe town resident, they may with impunity overlook many nuisances which, if situated in towns, they would coudemn as highly prejudicial to health. How common it is for such persons, when visiting for the ...

... Floral Committee. — From Messrs. Veitch came an interesting selection of plants, for which a Special Certi- ficate was awarded. It contained Yucca albo-spica, a pretty kind with slender leaves, furnished with numerous white fine thread-like twisted filaments ; and Caladium Auguste Riviere, a variety with leaves of a greyish tint in the neighbourhood of the midrib, and also prettily orna- ...

... PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED 2d NO. 1141.-FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1868. PUBLISHED BY THOMAS PGBMAN, 17, LONG ROW, #OW Established to Defend and promote the Agricultural, the Co ercial A ~ * ~~ ' i ' > oppress and beat down the Industry aad'shackle^hT* I*^1 *^ -n J o ?? 1 mterertB o£ thi » mighty Empire— to cherish, to protect, and to stimulate British Industry, in England, in ...

... PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED 2d PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. NO. 1157- -FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1868 ?? tiA ° i U Z~t l ?? ?? - * ?? »' «• ■** *^-ta ?? *> VZZ -i *. —I* ?? ?? i_ EogUad. to ?? ?? - tt . oc__, «. ?? ?? po***™ of th. ZZ _.„, to light., th. Borden o«T_ ...

... The Labourer — Mr Bailey Denton's paper, On the Condition of the Agricultural Labourer, which he read before the Society of Arts on Wednesday last, will be fouud to be an elaborate and well-timed addition to our agricultural literature. The large and well arranged collection of facts and data, and the arguments based on them, not only elicited frequent applause from the members and strangers ...

... The judging of the horses was the great feature of the show-yard at Weatherby on Friday. One of the moat successful exhibitors was Sir Geo. Cholmley, Bart, of Howsham, York, who waa the first in thoroujjh-bred stal- lions for getting weight-carrying hunters; first in two- year-old hunting geldings ; first in two-year-old hunting fillies ; first for three-year-old hunting geldings ; and first ...

... The following is the conclusion of Mr. D. T. Fish'a admirable article on the above subject :— I am aware that the limited area of our kitchen gardens ?? «*».*«t -demand for produce, almost ?? tates the cropping of our fruit-tree borders. If they must ?? ?? I.L ?? ?? ?? m^uring _-S sanly follow but why not surface crop the bo!_teni with urees or truit -bearing bushes instead of vegetables ? ...

... for^eentheman^ubfectrtSitw!^ DOt atthat P^ with it. Yet peo y p2 _S£ _W M. ^! Up to . oomprt. at South Kei»_XK»„ ?? Turner's Auricula* they deserved Kir • ot , he f. da y V and admired them aa that the newer Lm^rt 1 !. 41 ?? th ° Ugh * must be the iJK_TkS*W tr had deredat, inasmuch ?? in appearance than the grotesque forms of the show flowers. Colonel Champneys (Turner), the fine new grey ...

... The following paper was recently read before the Had- dington Farmers Club, by Mr. E. Scott Starving : — Addresses more or less scientific, are now very frequently delivered at agricultural meetings upon chemistry, botany, and geology ; but I have not observed that the sister science of natural history has ever been chosen as one of the subjects of investigation. It was very different in other ...