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... huntsman has just entered, and is blowing a large and curly French horn. Perhaps more trustworthy evirlence may be found in Thomas Hudson's best work, preserved at Blenheim Palace, and representing a family group of Charles, Duke of Marlborough. In this ...
... on flesh diet, which is the only food procurable in the farthest North, beyond the limits even of those mosses on which the hardy reindeer fl ourish. He is not intelli- gent or particularly friendly ; on the contrary, he is quarrelsome with his own kind ...
... \iV aters, who divided the Covington Stakes with Mr. \V. Bartholomew, one of the oldest of Scottish coursers. Mr. H arry Hardy's ill-luck continues, for with a strong string all he was able to do was to divide a minor puppy stake with Mr. Tom Graham ...
... to improve the Carnation, Mr. Martin If Smith set himself to achieve a certain standard, which was to obtain a thoroughly hardy and vigorous 'race ot self-coloured varieties-that is, a flower of one decided colour, or shade of it ; not a medley of stripes ...
... an ending. Theyearisgirdled with blossom, if one chooses rightly the hardy plants that colour each month. Nothing is more old-fashioned and pleasurable than a mixed border of hardy perennials when a careful selection is made. \i\T eedy kinds abound, but ...
... spent on secl-in. buying good hardy p]ants .. Use rough Clothe them with a van ety Elaborate designs are out of place ; they are not necessary, and money spent on such affairs would be bet_ter u~ili secl-in. buying good hardy p]ants .. Use rough stems, strong ...
... creeping twigs as [-lerniaria Of course, if there are PE N TSTE~ lONS AND HARDY PJ>RE'IN!AI S (G.). - Wait uniil the spring before planting the pentstemons. They are not thoroughly hardy. W e quite agree with you as regards their beauty, especially if the ...
... in a first-class ~ountry at a reasonable expense,-the motter is gen2rally one of considerable time Thomas. OLD TEMPLE BAR, POOLES PARK. l'hto. Thomas. MR. WILL/AM TERRISS Copyrig.lt, juvenile lead -to use the technical parlance-at the Lyceum ; but ...
... M. Boul ton. (Harper. ) The Mills of God. F rancis Hardy. The Widow Woman : A Cornish Tale. The Freedom of Henry Meredyth. M. H amilton. ( Heinemann.) Helen M. Boul ton. (Harper. F rancis Hardy. (Smith, Elder.) Charles Lee. (Bowden.) LoOKER-oN·. ...
... important of the o her mcml:crs of this beaut iful fa mily are G. Andrewsi, G. cruc:ata, and G. caucas'ca. Few families of hardy pl.lnts di ffer more in character. The low-groll in:; Gentianella is brother to the bushy spreading G. asslepiadea, whilst ...
... fearful of man, and less willing to come to close quarters with him.-THOMAS F. DALE. THE BLUE PRrMROSES. [To THE EDITOR OF CouNTRY LIFE.] SIR,-I have beard a great deal about the blue hardy primroses, but have not seen them since last year, when very early ...
... fearful of man, and less willing to come to close quarters with him.-THOMAS F. DALE. THE BLUE PRrMROSES. [To THE EDITOR OF CouNTRY LIFE.] SIR,-I have beard a great deal about the blue hardy primroses, but have not seen them since last year, when very early ...