... FRITTRRDEN, JUNE 28.—The plantations @ the whole do not look 8o well as last week ; many piecesseen to bave gone backward where they have not been wel cultivated, and a slight increase of vermin i« visible in most gardens. HALLING, JUNE 28.—The bine ...

... | F&fluosn, June h7.:-'l’he ?OT ghnm.iouwlnn imslightly since the heavy fall of rain on odn.dlz mnins last, and are looking better in colour, but there a considerable quaatity of flea, fly, and lice to be found in most gardens. HaLLiNg, JuNe 7.—The bine ...

... FRITTRaDEN, JUNE 28.—The plantations on the whole do not look 80 well as last week ; many pieces seem to have gone back ward where they have not been well cultivated, and a slight increase of vermin is visible in most gardens. HALLING, JUNE 28.—The bme ...

... “conspicuous by their absence” before ‘‘ the leafy mouth of June” 1s run out, East FARLEIGH, JUNE 14.—The bine is pretty strong in the Farlei¢hs, and there is not mach fly about now. East PeCcKHEAM, JUNE 14, -— The bine is improving v much, bat fly is still ...

... to the people New Brampton and Gillingham. Th* Castlk Garden*.— These gardens are numerously visited on Sundays, and arrangement* are in progress for one of the military bands play in the gardens on stated days daring the summer months. Thk Post Of pic* ...