Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. February
The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, brocoli, pens, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees are best budded…
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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. February
The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, brocoli, peas, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees are best budded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sheep Colonies. (From the Spectator.)
IT is a law a dietetics that variety of food is conducive to health: [?] eventually becoming [?] even to a French king's confessor's stomach. What…
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It is a law in dietetics that variety of food is conducive to health; toujours perdrix eventually becoming nauseous even to a French kings's confessor's…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, procoli, peas, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All lender trees are best budded…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, brocoli, peas, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees are best budded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Archbishop's Pastoral for Lent 1844
WE have read that concise but most excellent address of His Grace the Archbishop to the flocks confided to his pastoral care, which is worthy of his pen, his piety, and…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, crocoli, peas, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees are best budded…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, brocoli, pens, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees ore best budded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. February
The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, procoli, pens, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees are best budded…
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The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end pens and brood beam for second winter crop…
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The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; 'sow turnips, spinach'; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Army. Stations of Regiments and Depots Up to October 9, 1843. (From the Fermanagh Farmer's Journal.) Where two places are mentioned, the last
1st Life Guards—Win 2nd ditto—Regent's-park Royal Horse Guards—Hyde-park 1st Dragoon Guards—Canada; Canterbury…
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The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March
The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach;and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March
The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips; spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gardeners1 and Farmers' Calendar. Mahch.1
The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions-and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, epinnch ; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop. • • ; 1 he Orchard.—Examine trees, and remove oil broken or decayed limbs and-suckere; attend to any external disease on the trees. ? -The Field.—Sow wheat and turnips for sheep…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Smut in Wheat. To the Editor of the Australian
SIR,—Frequent losses occur to the growers of wheat in this Colony from the prevalence of the smut-balls in their crops. It is often alleged that there is no certain preventive against the…
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The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Steaming Sheep. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Allow me, through the medium of your valuable journal, for the information of settlers and others, to make known the result of an experiment made by me, in presence of…
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