Agricultural Society's show at Gloucester
Agricultural College examination papers
Atmospheric agents, influence of, by Mr. Rigby
Attraction, capillary
Books reviewed
Bottles, to cut, by Mr. Prideaux
Broccoli, winter
Calendar, horticultural
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Cattle breeding
Diclytra v. Dielytra
Drainage and capillary attraction
Ellipse
Fir leaves, uses of dried, by Mr. Mackenzie
Forests, royal
Frog, reproduction of, by Mr. Lowe
Fruit preserving
Fungi, eatable
Gloucestershire, trip through
Grove Gardens, noticed
Guano, Peruvian
Heating, galvanised iron for, by Mr. Ayres
Holt forest
Honey
Implements, agricultural, at Gloucester
Iron, galvanised
Manure, peat mould as
Mechi's (Mr.), gathering
Mildew, grape
Mulberries, to propagate, by Mr. Brown
Mushrooms, bad
Peat mould
Plant-houses, to fumigate, Mr. Whalley
Potato disease
Potentillas
Poultry at Gloucester
Preserving fruit
Roses, Bedding
Sheep, breeds of
---- handbook on
Skimmia Japonica, by Messrs. Standish and Noble
Societies, proceedings of the Entomological, Caledonian and Cheltenham,
Horticultural, National Floricultural, Belfast Flax
Spermatozoids
Stock breeding
Strawberry, Nimrod
Stylidium fasciculatum
Tanks, galvanised, by Mr. Ayres
Toad, reproduction of, by Mr. Lowe
Vine, culture of
---- to propagate, by Mr. Brown
---- mildew
Wheat, culture of, by Mr. Rigby
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