... 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 ...

... CATTLE MARKETS. METROPOUTAN CATTLE MARKET, Monday.— The total imports of foreign stock into London last week amounted to 1,971 head. In the corresponding period in It 7 we received 11,725; in 1866, 14,441 ; 1865, 5,906 : and in 1864, 4,144 head. Tho show of foreign stock was limited, but iv fair average conditio*. The demand ruled steady, and (prices were firmly supported. From our own grazing ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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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... 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- ...