... of water not less than - 2ft. will do, and for months—say from now until next May—throw in food every day. I am told that kitchen refuse, such as vegetable scraps, including potatoes, is good; but in the case that came under my own ken Spratt's dog biscuit ...

... salmon, b , and fi ve C e l t s. The lough is falling fast. Several small jack h ave b ee got this week. The killing fly Kitchener. —P er HEARNE& Shannon (Csstlooonn!g).7Water now in very good order, and weather very mild. Prospects of sport - s e e m ...

... handsome pleasure grounds tnclud ing extensive lawns, a charming wilderness. and an ornamental sheet of water. a fine large kitchen gar den enclosed by high walla and stocked with • choice assortment of thriving wall and espalier fruit trees, outer fruit ...

... property of the NARQU' OF ZETLAND, containing on the ground floor entrance hall, four reception room, housekeeper's room, kitchen, laundry, etc.; on the And floor, ten bedrooms,eto. The house beautifully situated, with south aspect, within its own grounds ...

... d ecora t e d— o ne walls and ceiling, the o ther Verrio, or Laguerre (his pupil), with paint, are quite modernised. The kitchens and cellars aro wonderful works of tunnelled rock and distances beneath the house and terrace, stood out in ales! In these ...

... in every way to encourage the earliest growths, for attention to this will do more to ensure success than anything else. KITCHEN HARDEN.—Aspamgus.—This vegetalie is one of the garden favourites and special care should be taken to grow it with success ...

... now dispose of agr.cultural horses. JOHN HILL. Marsh Brook Houv.., Church Stretton, Shropshire, June 25. In the Gardens. KITCHEN GARDEN. During the present month the gardener should not fail to plant good breadths of Caulillosew, Kale, Broom:I', Brussels ...

... form of a cross, and so is called by the inhabitants of its cauntry—the Sacred Dog. • The photographs this week are by the Kitchener Portrait Company. We have received from Spratts a copy of their annual calendar, which should find a space on the walls of ...

... employment. —C. ILkVIN, liesdney, Lincoln. GARDENER (Head Working) WANTS PLACE; experienced in fruit and plant houses, Bower and kitchen gardens ; three and a half years present situation; age single.— T. K., The Gardens, Kelsey Park, Beckenham. GEN. SIR A ...

... ordinary feed ; nor do they subjeet them to a have tried. We have used them on pulling and bad horse.-Yours obediently, GEORGE KITCHENER, take cold, nor interfere in any way watt mouthed Polo Ponies all this season with best Coachman to H. H. DEEE or Taw. They ...

... religiously was also to have graced our table. It was cleaned for the river side; but his poor little boy, who and hung up in a kitchen, but, unfortunately, the stood trembling in the keen morning air, did not cat, who also considered herself a good judge of ...

... Densham, Mrs. W. E. T. Bolitho, M ilia Dickinson, and Master Bolitho, Misses Raddon (2), Miss Dobell, Miss Nixon, Miss Kitchener, Mrs. Osmond, Miss Peacock, Miss Bickell, Miss Irish, Mrs. J. Berry and party, Miss Distin, Miss Irish, Mrs. Heise, Mrs. ...