Notes and Queries, Number 38, July 20, 1850

Carts, Cumberland

Cattle, to feed

Clover crops

College, agricultural

Cropping, table of

Cuckoo, note of

Diseases of plants

Drainage reports

Evergreens, to transplant, by Mr. Glendinning

Farming in Norfolk, high

Farming, Mr. Mechi's, by Mr. Wilkins

Farming, rule of thumb, by Mr. Wilkins

Fruit trees, to root prune

Gardeners' Benevolent Institution, by Mr. Wheeler

Gardening, villa and suburban

Grapes in pots

Guano frauds

Highland Patriotic Society

Kew, Victoria Regia at

Peel, Sir R., death of

Pike, voracity of, by Mr. Lovell

Plants, diseases of

Plants, names of

Potato disease

Reviews, miscellaneous

Rhododendrons, on Himalayas, by Mr. Munro, Belfast

Root pruning

Rosa Manettii, by Mr. Paul

Royal Botanic Society, report of the Exhibition for July

Seeding, thin, by Mr. Mechi

Slough Carnation show

Slough Pink show

Statice armeria, by Mr. Forman

Swans, food of

Thin seeding, by Mr. Mechi

Timber felling

Toads' skins, by Prof. Henslow

Transplanting evergreens, by Mr. Glendinning

Trees, to root prune

Trees, to transplant, by Mr. Glendinning

Villa and suburban gardening

Vine, to summer prune, by Mr. Levell

Viper, the, by Mr. Chaytor

Water, Prof. Way's lecture on

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