. Il giornale di orticoltura, giardiniere di cottage e signori di campagna . E.Evelyn morì nel 1706. G.Frogs spawn.2 Domenica in Quaresima. Walpole morì 1797 Meteo vicino a Londra gv 1862. Sun Sun MoonRises Moons Clockbefore pioggia Inches. Giorno del Barometro. Termom. Vento. Si alza. Set. E Imposta l'età. Gradi di strappo del sole. M. h. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. a. 30.124-29.950 41-35 N.E. 59af6 28af5 23 MO 6 13 30 55 30.164-30.030 41-32 E. - 57 6 30 6 30 1 5 13 21 56 30.310-30.283 36-34 N.E. 55 6 32 5 27 2 8 13 11 57 30.205-30.041 37-32 N.E. 53 6 34 5 È 3 9 13 0 58 30.027-29.927 44-34 N.E. 51 6. 85 5 55 3 10 12 49 59 29.

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. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . E.Evelyn died 1706. G.Frogs spawn.2 Sunday in Lent.Hor. Walpole died 1797 Weather near London jn 1862. Sun Sun MoonRises Moons Clockbefore Rain inInches. Day of Barometer. Thermom. Wind. Rises. Sets. and Sets Age. Sun. Tear. degrees. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. a. 30.124-29.950 41—35 N.E. — 59af6 28af5 23 mO 6 13 30 55 30.164-30.030 41-32 E. — 57 6 30 6 30 1 5 13 21 56 30.310-30.283 36-34 N.E. — 55 6 32 5 27 2 8 13 11 57 30.205-30.041 37—32 N.E. — 53 6 34 5 IS 3 9 13 0 58 30.027—29.927 44—34 N.E. — 51 6. 85 5 55 3 10 12 49 59 29.955-29.777 43—29 N.E. — 48 6 37 5 23 4 11 12 38 60 29.591-29.500 37-15 E. — 46 6 39 5 57 4 12 12 26 61 Meteorology op the Week.—At Chiswick, from observations during the last thirty-six years, the average highest and lowesttemperatures of these days are 47.8- and 33.8° respectively. The greatest heat, C2-, occurred on the 27th, in 1846; and the lowest cold, 18, on the 24th, in 1860. During the period 136 days were fine, and on 110 rain fell.. THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. TS showed in our lastnotice of the report ofthe Council of theRoyal Horticultural Society whatwas the real condition of the finances.We showed that after all liabilitieswere paid the Society had only £3141 9*-. at theircredit wherewith to begin the world on the 10thof February in this present year. We also statedthat the receipts during the year had been, on revenueand capital account together, £48, 081 Os. 4rf. We shallnow glance at the way in which this and upwards of£7000 in addition has been spent. In fact, the wholeexpenditure on the year has been £54, 016 3s. 9d., withoutany part of the debentures being paid off. And first in the account comes Chiswick. Chiswicklast year cost £2400 18s. id., rent, taxes, labour, imple-ments, seeds, plants, and everything included; but tothe credit of this must go £435 12s. lOd. received forgarden produce and charges, which, in fact, reduc

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