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sc rive reetory early in the | rare interesting birds вр t a Ы 
dej py VE PU, t ou 3 d ү: рну i hcic of the great беп йл да! family. Curio 6 8 inches, and bo 3 E 
for the benefit. of the dica idi intelligent readers | nests, suspended by weaver bi rds, from the branches | work vi performed hae. erly, I pled yes 
of the Gardeners’ Chronicle e ground, as usual, | of Palm trees, to keep out snakes, &e,, were next shown, | wee x will e y litis trouble 
were two tents, one of them 50 0 yards long, to|and near this part of the tent we observe about а зя о do ubt. à few annual кыд, 
which the productions of the cottagers were devoted ; dozen spirited sketches of a chameleon, in its various ie: pni ve ey these will be easily g 
and the othe an ingenious inscrip ld us, was | phases of colour, done, we believe, by Mis Henslow, of dm ssing of Pu. water, may men 
e * marquee museum." e have a word to ma ut | Bildeston, from a sp n pt in confinement 30 years | is 4 
this i мдер ids but will first иш! a peep into t e exhi- e на e, also, we n specimens of Plantain | Be dsey, 
bition tent, where the judge usy in жерн {һе | бга d the fruit M. d rm m by the shells of | lately, аб there wa 
ri Fi ihe various ее The t thing Hiteham де КЕ ! "p reus and v pod hausted bark for 15. per load, whereas 
which struck us in ped е, was the MAL order не eets they were— Zoni РТК s, Zua lubri а, Clau- feel inclined now to give 1s p 
and regularity i ing was arranged. lia Ке. апа Са eium minimum were the priaci pa al | away. James unto, E 
* There was a place n everything, and eve thing was wat used. A large Java bat ropus Javaneneis, | yo | do with the fungi that are certa 
iw its proper plado ^ ne weather outside is | 4 nid jus tip to tip, the curious sea bull, the fly ying CuthilUs Black Prince 
element of suc o g^ "eth d within the best | fish, and sturgeon, were successively shown, and remark Strawberry growe 
essential to the proceedings, of the d Everything | made about each. Then we net account of Underhil for th | 
that was to be exhibited, Wheat, Dile Cabbages,| printing, with boxes of type, type set up, : and type | excellent practi | 
fruit, and flowers, &c., bad eac roper amount ef stereotyped, all shown. Geology now came in its | wi h his exclusiveness i | 
ids set out on the tables and m e d by printed | share, which was illustrated by decomposing limestone | him, to Keens' Seedling | 
papers. A short deseription of the Wheat department | nodules, zu PEN 1 eth," &с.; and then we were | this point I beg permissio 
will otras the system of arrangement. e samples | shown а s specimen of “tree within tree," and | small amateur experience. I gro 
of Whea re divided into (ree classes, Revett, red, | the cause "deary xem pith of е^ ues pro- | favoured sorts; but I cannot give 
an vhite : у mple contained in ducing riee pap the singular hygro ie Ly | Me i 
provided by Eu upon а hook, podium, expan ling as it imbibed the cott ques with | tes d comp the t 
fastened into the upright a separate stand, which it was entertained, and finally, after other m. died of flavour, EXC ng the f | 
and the stands were Шеп arrange rows, опе above | observations upon a vast number of interesting objects, | eculiarity of the Hautbois, 
the other ; white at the bottom, red in the middle, and | the lecturette was wound u mirab ks | was greatly the superior. 
t top, the number on each being cl ia ЫМ зың and their nests, кару Pt and instincts. | at his prime, when the dark colour which 
When the award of the es was made e prizes were then giv after several | his name is fully come, or eu victory will lie th 
were provided with printed tickets of нь Pis 3d, pe^ apud"; unds of cheers for а саг the judges, | way. t add, too, that I grow. " 
ext rizes, having holes drilled in ard wi chia nd the тд nts of the establishment, who must һауе | healthy "usd your eb 
exaetly fitted into the hook on the stan he end | worked like horses for some previous, all the exhi- | separated in the rows, din 
of t t st st number of e eat bitors sat dow tea, where we left them quite happy, | way to 2 feet 6 inches; and, t 
were nailed or fastened to an upright bo а: bunch ens oes our dri om e successive times did | becomes a mass of early fruit, lasting wee 
ears of t fully numbered, the numbers | w urselves raentally giving sundry hip, -— exhaustless ue endless. 
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Ave pei of 20 
bourhood) g 
m. prone py mple very superior. is, 
eering. 
— three weeks later than usual, and iu. that 
s they v kén 
time most о crops were saved. Регһар 
so well.in. store, but, we аге 
this late appearánée as а 
the Pota 
ed 
our книгу, but we bope Mr. LR en Sin row» ym 
А w the judges cunningly devising 
І во rar em mean Uch as tasting he stalk, &e., to find 
out its s defects and porum зе pre-eminence of quality 
t would Je be found out, and it 
umph the aL prize for size and сута 
MP Жы, тё АП honour to the genius of a man who 
w such a s Cabbage 1° слац e Grapes, 
d German As filled up the 
o those 
ba ever E upon the welfare and opem Сойбой of 
the exhibition tent we 
ted by ill more сни 
siaa aid ornamental device: aad worked with the 
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for Wheat and I shall not be аесиѕей 
hip, | 
ow's private records, arce! for. the amiable and indefatigable rector of. [ues 
each exhibitor cham. В. 
Hit 
I saw seats round the lighthouse which, by а si 
overed seat, with buttresses between each side or fa 
the roof трубан over the seats and buttresses thus— 
ainge domas the appliea- 
en recommended 
with, I doubt not, un т: Фрі тет. І гореть, p 
idi yii doy ida ean inform your querists о 
will answer to their ыа e. 
tent. Теё rta of the intended gravel walk be 
т. hour of the day. It consisted simply in а six-sided th 
ce, 
Sheltered Seat in all. Weathers.— Whilst at Guernsey | duction d I on xd hop 
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t| plan, allowed one to escape any wind, and enjoy sun at Wales 
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