... to compensate in some measure for the delay in passing through the press. Council Room, 6, Southampton Street, Corent Garden, 18th June, 1857. BALANCE SHEET. Receipts.—Balance in hand last year, £lO6 13s. lid.; subscriptions, &c., £333 Us. Bd.; dividend ...

... COUALUING, fete In celcbralioii of the of I'tt TUESDAY, JUNE USnt, 1850, Two Ponies Chaise, and Two Skth Harness. Sold Auction, Mr. WHITBURN, IN the Com Market, Guildford, Saturday, June 1851), at 3 o’clock, llto properly of tire late Mr. Gall, of Ripley ...

... fine. Price reasonable. Visitors can lie accommodated with Strawberries sod Cream at the Gardens.—Any quantity gathered ten minutes. Strawberry Gardens, Woking, June, 1870. GUILDFORD UNION appointment of assistant chaplain. THE GUARDIANS this Union will ...

... observable. LAMBERHURST, JUNE I.—The m:ridnuhuhu had improved effect on most olonrf:n ; flyhas w MAYFIELD, JONE L—Some improvement has made duri?t.heputmkhm.mol the hop plsat; s few fly have been seen in some gardens. RYE, JUNE I.—Our hops are growing ...

... the best kennels the Mayor of Oxford will a company dinner the Hall on (Wed- Morrell (who kindly in show) will give garden soiree (June 13) in honour of the ii authorities of tho city have decorated and streets firs! °1 larger than usual on a Mii i passed ...

... deservedly awarded to Mr. H. J. Atkins, , f Geweeebnry House, Acton, whose gardener is Ir. J. Halms; Hooper and Co., Twickenham, coming a ler the scowl. Mr. Jas. Child, gardener to Mrs. few, reek beat Jackson and Son, Kingston, in tie don sad greenhouse ...

... Messrs Hewett Lee received instructions BY AUCTIONi at White Lion Hotel Guildford on DAY June 26th 18S0 half-past 3 o’clock in Lot comprising cottages or tenements gardens occupying area of la Or Ip less) let the part to weekly tenants to £67 12s par annum ...

... those gardens first attacked we have to-day seen the first symptoms of improve. ment. YALDING, JUNE I.—~There is a quantity of fly ard lice in most gard-ns. Washirg has commenced, and there are great complaints for wants of rain. .i!lunmll, JUNE I.—Complaints ...

... earl's son, lord Fits. wauter. 15 June, 1554. Letter from Thomas, bishop of Norwich, to Sir Thomas Cardewen, knt. ; asking for • grant on fair terms of the litle peace of grounds running into the writer's garden. 16 June, 1554. Warrant, under the sign ...

... three bed' rooms, one aittiog town; Row bituation ; prettily furnished; near church, oration. end post.oftios ; good garden; from June to September ; rent 10s. per week. —Apply to Rev. A. W. Loath. Crenlellas. 3670 lONIFORTABLY Furnished Aparcraente to ...

... three bed'. room*, ova 'Rehm wool • good attnation ; prettily furnished; near church, station, and poet•offioe; good garden ; from June to September rent 8110 s. per week. —Apply to Rev. A. W. Leach, Camteleb. 3670 AbsiFORTABLY Furnished Apartments to ...

... Pollard and unanimously p+d• It should be mentioned that Mr. West presided at the harmonium during the evening. GARDENING FOR JUNE. The gardener's work amongst the vegetables this month will be very similar to that of last month, and will consist mostly ...