506. THE GARDENERS OHRONIOLS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZEITE. (7653 эй 
caused such a demand for the volume im question that i г position. Professor Henslow The Roses n о to m ig ww and vl 
Ud was soon out of print, b t iti to this da uoted d te same energy, and the same ы. Ж Nineteen plants о ha ü te Angust, 
| id "of ад: У f S Wi as had distinguished h and covered over their roo cipem — he stood the 
ith inereaséd fervor for|winter perfectly well, and are in. for 
rh. ^Tt lsó rare combining |in Cambridge, with inerease ) r npa. Pra P 
Es great Тонг P hn ordinating "Hed features, | tede аба prem WES S VET cie a id Tue MTM orden afe Posh m I 
i р res ministerin о thé spiri а ‹ ‚ M. j 
жа yere gen - сану, o th wants of a ml wofully Fon parish. brillan. They y are ай ов Mane але. Ont of x 
à s гері itek А ess 
1 t: us région. His jo уеге notorious for witeheraft, drunkenness, A 
— ue iod, ion, his phgaieal owe z3 чш to | poachinz, shéepstealin g, an nd immoral „ Ва bits s; they де Dem. Aristide (Schulz) ; these two are pe 
ls, апа all pdt de Yellow, Mn ni, $8 
his mental, and during his geological e n yel СЯ t Ded 
ge; 
Anglesea hie once walked 40 m De in the даў; with his of farmers who, being peii Tittle кые ШО) до ic Gray Fe para апа Triomphe de, 
hammer his and. danéed all the | their difti were doggedly o koe ШУ, change in yon Nader jreaücryane AT ме 
following night at a ball! their mor al о ог , Phy sical condit Het за Кун ais. st censi хаа 
out the same уёаг Professor Henslow t 
sam r T r al ellow | 
2 ап he|and the rongest grower ofa 
— em the e леа] —- method which y ha d| multi! ar Tous esóurces; no one kne spur y i ; 
devot other branches science; being, it is| what is the result of опе" Qood s eed on stony | are wer dern Ihave 18 plants bi the аз J i 
| 
er 
òst perfect of all, and із best against а. wal 
believed, fist attracted. to morphology and зый чл ground, and he pesi т laid kis qe E мей Е i J герое sare condat 5 
is of Ros воў ctor Verdier, M. € 
3 f " 
oft these oss hes could be acquired м d i ü hg mlt Viel еле a 
ib орана кз ea AA 2 s vet his 1 EN s tan, deis ni. 8 Ка val pner) ате formed. well. and. a gn veria es e 1 
а herbarium, in which he displayed not: only the spe D» is quite i amoun ав үкө os сех prie me i: | 
mens but the structure of their о ESRR their ы. of moral со rage red for кее an to brea ае сг) 57е net ү; Анар 
variations, and aberrations, In 1822 e Profe онар йош the dieit opi of the. "ig mers of twenty | of the former isa li 4 pled. 
of Mineralog i y becoming vacant he A s the success- | years ago; ; but th теве had to do wit h one who never | Evêque (а теба е) and Magseph, c: 
pes die ars de whole è fa Wide t a ffect, and ho downri ht honesty. баве чю. лак жр òf 1861: І have only ees 
a aie DN P iih M it а ilo. erat dim - Dable t А : amie It is perfect in form, 
leaf. e Jl 
ЗА, «ont 
1 id a rosé an ЕЯ 
leal branches of it, ht h his tbe eit against е ов of prejadice, avarice, an 
ire and previous training татаву qua ali ifie d him. | with which he was assái po well a ы ж “time, Ie. ха Terr t^ ined (Меш 
f hi "n be continued.) Bla ck Ear th !) M» e ^ elanie, ма 
— 
e goo 
course of MSS, A bya systematic 1 st and y hey ar g 
Smily tial tables, drawn up with the same scientific THE GORIL T E уэен " m 2e buds: lee EE 
precision and ioi that characterise all his labours. p^ sm чатдато.” еа sepul Ц Ше а уе 
1n 1825 the Professorship of Botany became vacant| Ama for d codi е ses s, ал Papin Pro Dey 
ЖИР Г z , tor :..| the sloth i in е proper it bote thé Luces ar t» buds : un 
Кел gere Сћаїғ; | Wanderings in South America," I con sid ler red tha t it think 
m лей ad p 
i ago :—when 
bscuri 
à ^ аа ae reading an aaa of n. Chaillu' lectore ай Р р, Ж 
хни, Hi ае, scel почма Ч den il Басму cune сваі afe vt e айт, лыбы aer БАЙ 
? tl orilla has suffer ted Wasting T U 2 и 
and physiology their legitimate Шз, у Бо e or ands e oon the sloth did, amid the tagen › 
ў babl "this ur LE ante, John Waterer, 
d rra applyi neh p geometrical „нуы опев of. long gone ays. This eminent natüralist | a» y. Е Ai van 
involved in phyllotaxis, he awakened interest in a study 
to which sot b 
y 
€ hip of 1861. Wi 
unoffending - Gorilla, and be Bo MNA its int ла d Бае Жа 
1o band e of the m Fury va e of Cambridge койбой that I "d early а! а loss to recognise бе Ваа, have wintered w 
аз one of the monke fatal, stocks :—Edith de 
ed the 
пе D re do pedis dutie 
mist qi iiy he Б 
Its wonderfull museular forelegs (which, by the way, 
| hav 
| smallish white Bourbons), D : 
e been ge n {о it by natur т» nof for ha e jors Ara аво, дн» Royghem, Караа Apperi 
realit у to fasi itate i ча on from Beau Diesbach, Alexieff, C 
у «Аай ч ): : iid Marine pert are very nice 
si х сатат dang th ; е D. сорай о, ep > такий ; he 
of natural me pS са eh his Gorilla буе фы, the "onn ni 1 iD d 
nigger; and bent his : 
к їп г earliest efforts, and Ted ‘them, on, by gun-ba шла айа den oke the а асе in pieces] ! „Но ri ud „еы, 
Gorilla on this occasion: to use its forefeet аб all?.|: 9 
and ündergr nan alone рей; his lecture room was | 226 i Ё is as yet the best erimso: 
attended by senior members of the University, and his | » goi R^ Me nas е КҮ no ti "авй of it. , Moreover the Géant is the 
excursions MW. entomologists, "олоод and geolo- | he Бан арвтеввюв. 0з, "ле лор, БР tiger, and у), with ај Ьа гасе, э 
gists; each deriving knowle his own speciality é family prefer a hot sott 
from шт, and from jtm, iii exciting amongst дойт. their. prey by у 8 Moy M ЕТ эе ea 8th of Ápril and the 1 
his pupils an eye a his manifold acquir d 08, m b NEN th 4. : 11 pos Р "i Ё retractile, many hundred 
that was only equalled by their love of his personal | ^46 ái wi рор oemlinipsuwe baa bud' rule сап be applied this 
m ees what paon the Gorilla. to the grouud , and grab has disbudded à пап 
ee т 14 ye Lye ars ано Henslow resided at Cambridge 29 вї | is to produce 25 boris with not 1 
аз botanica professor, during which period the income ou a stalk, in different states 
итеб s kal; Ma was, however, priv ior vi i is чыр ü to pe ali ie Pen Botatic ón the 19th of Jate, le m 
no d to his instituting weekly pi ous а пони styoh plod it$ way | tom A бопв rh 
at his own house for the reception of every one inte- жеч; д s "e — “ ма it ine в — v doors. 
rested in science, including under-graduates; to which lady? gis nali h at first 
all were invited to bring specimens of interest in all| ^ hose quañrupedh:which-live:om” Ым dy tbing 
branches of scíéüco; and at which thare was Tree Meno have сөө э лт soles to tlieir feet. .. Again, desirability of the M 
intercourse between young men and “ fo a x Ac ay М 5а ГРАН трлрн e:untameablè; | together upon the s 
degree. "This practice, nde i soin, he tells йз, that be had | ge singles and trebles 
University, and we тест say а" his тууы, wiped oung M gi but he could riot ta =з them. "Why | Shere th 41 
ро ене а importance in diffusing ды What a sorry ве aster he must be! He saw America, forced at Mr 
по less tlan for inciting the young Waki to x to know that all young. animals, from the tiger | саат colour, 
gi не him G. Pea body, 
е! ost striking "€ 
the constant bloomer : ы, 
е it, cam very e m But it is 
A en 
clop an admirable 
editions -— n 801 8 third 1 
ander sion. at t the time x his decease. It is a 
кез fact that AT Professor NN 8 E departare 
from Cambridge, not single Bota an Jost as tho tni еее 
very few on other Че of Natural Шү, havi We don't requi tv aillu to! te 
hos соп ntributed to its Philos sophical Transactions, of ut ж s r^ sick eggs. Charles We 
Walton Hall, May 26th 
have lacerated 
its power ful teeth. 
Тіз education fons the tender 
t Home Correspondence, Hn 
St. Mary's, in Cambridge. In 1833 he was presented| Röses and Rose Shoivs.— Roses have esa pins 
d Lord Brougham, then Chancellor, to the Vicarage of winter and long continued rains. Т have los 
о ord, їп i 
b velle), 
sey cum  Moulsford, Berkshire, where he|paratively few; some, however, that are no А 
,I68ided during the summer months of three years, dead Vli libve r do anything more, I hàáye 1ost хан sy pin. qi р ter 
assing the rest of his time at sra Hd 28 before. | summer Bio, а niné years old tree, moved i 
n 1837 he was transferred by the Crown to the|autummn. The other 146 summier show Roses a e Well, 
огу of Hitcbam in "Suffolk and there | апа many are in forward and: iege bud. They аге | hav 
mtil his death he T throughout the | chiefly on Briars.  Lanei and 5 White Baths ee 
V nó п of six wi of the Easter | wintered well on Manetti. r ауе I ur Ду 
с рар ве during the vei in Cambridge; | Н. Ps, and 6 of other "he Ооё of the 111 bad ded 
Ere Зат ui to 
Hitcham for the Sunday Lad. етар, бү stand good. A кке 
have 1686 about 30, aud 30 аге sieh deteriobetel 
е, > ? 
І trees 
Sucking M2 Наа» inquiry of the 
