Notes and Queries, Number 191, June 25, 1853

Gardeners' Benevolent Institution, anniversary of

Grapes, rust in

Hedges, thorn

Horticultural Society's exhibition

Jeffery (Mr.), news from

Law relating to tenant right, rev.

Lycoperdon Proteus

Manure, liquid

–—, waste

Moles, to drive away

Norton's, Captain, cartridge

Oregon expedition, news of

Peas, early

Pelargoniums, new

Plants, wearing out of

Poultry show, West Kent

–– books

Puff balls

Rhubarb, monster

–– wine, recipes for making

Royal Botanical Gardens

Seeding, thin

Societies, proceedings of the Agricultural of England, Bath and Oxfordshire Agricultural, Belfast Flax

Steam engines, uses of

Weight of rhubarb

Wheat crop

Wine, recipes for making rhubarb

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