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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... This, as far as I have seen, is an old neglected plant, very manageable, and capable of being turned to good ac- count in various ways. Much worse subjects are some- times seen exhibited in collections of foliage plants ; and although it might be a let down in the face of newer but perhaps less valuable plants, it nevertheless has a fine effect when well grown as a decorative plant. We have ...
... y Horn^t^J^^tJ^ e^^ * dens of the Botanical and Horti™,*, it? n the B**- Trafford, frWtSW ?X*' 01d June, 186 a Specially, We woiiM l n^ 7 to . *• stn of fact that »C«E3Sfe^Ti£i-rt! a^ entlon to th * flowers, foliage, Ferns and w2t i^L pme a mone y for lasnotoidyXttiTw^jSer^, C *T ** « i »* ledge of agricultiire buttW H^° hM *, love and know former experiment, and ?? .^r? a^* dy ?? a no ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... ?? ♦ ¥ T'♦ ?? %_ ♦ . ?? NO. 1146 -FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1868 nd t Col ° l fJ nteT^ of **» Wy Empir— 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 lighten the Burden of Taxation which ■ try shackle the powers of equal Competition of the People of the British T*npire, at home ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ? ...
... / 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 ...