Of Saturday, September 3, contains Articles on

Agricultural College examination papers

Apple trees, cider

Bramley Horticultural Society

Bugainvillæa, by Mr. Napier

Calendar, horticultural

---- agricultural

Carnations and picotees

Chrysanthemums in small pots, flowering of, by Mr. Bester

Corn, saving of, in damp weather, by Mr. Prideaux

Cotton in India, Dr. Royle on

Drainage, depths of, by Mr. Milward

Fork, Winton's, by Mr. Russell

Forking, rotatory

Gourds on lawns

Grape, Mustang

Grass seeds for pasturage

Hardenbergias

Horticultural Society's Garden

Irish Agricultural Improvement Society's Show

Italian Rye-grass

Lawns, Gourds on

Leaves, variegated

Manure, management of

---- for wheat, by Mr. Stickney

Mealy bug, to kill

Mildew, vine, Amici on (with engraving)

Mutton manufacture, by Mr. Milburn

Nightingales, breeding of, in captivity, by Mr. Hanley

Paulovnia, flowering of

Picotees and carnations

Pig breeding

Pine pits, glass for, by Mr. Jackson

Plants, duration of species

---- variegated

Plough _v._ forking

Poultry show, Surrey

Royle (Dr.) on Cotton

Rye-grass, Italian

Stanhopea tricornis

Steam forking

Vine, Mustang

Vine mildew, Amici on (with engraving)

Wheat, Lois Weedon culture of

---- manure for, by Mr. Stickney

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