. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . GE GARDENER. 303 WEEKLY CALENDAR. Day Day of of Mnth^Week. TuWThF s SON M APRIL 28-MAY 4, 1863. Star or Bethlehem flowers. Harebell flowers. Wagner born, 1641. B. S. Phu. & Jas. P. Arthur b. Abercrombie died. 1806. [1850. 4 Sunday after Easter. Bonpland died, 1858. B. Weather hear London in 1862. Barometer. ———— Thermom. Wind. *™£ —3269-3474—4379-5065—3559-4578-50 W. E. N. E. S. SunRises. . m. h40af4 MoonSun Rises
. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . GE GARDENER. 303 WEEKLY CALENDAR. Day Day of of Mnth^Week. TuWThF s SON M APRIL 28-MAY 4, 1863. Star or Bethlehem flowers. Harebell flowers. Wagner born, 1641. B. S. Phu. & Jas. P. Arthur b. Abercrombie died. 1806. [1850. 4 Sunday after Easter. Bonpland died, 1858. B. Weather hear London in 1862. Barometer. ———— Thermom. Wind. *™£ —3269-3474—4379-5065—3559-4578-50 W. E. N. E. S. SunRises. . m. h40af4 MoonSun RisesSets, i and Sets m. h 15af7 m. h. 7 227 247 2 8 332 3 rises. 9 a 3 MoonsAge. ClockafterSun. 1011121314O16 in. 34 Day ofYear. 118119120121122123124 »™.«.»™. n» ttth Wm —At Chkwick from observations during the last thirty-six years, the average highest and lowest tmS™™^^™™»*™™$^^^xu*\1 °<rrredf ,rthe mtt- mim- ^^mm3- -*the lowest cold, 18, on the 29th, in 1861. During the period 158 days were fine, and on 94 ram GARDENERS BENEFIT SOCIETY. iLTHOTJGH gardeners are a long- ;J lived class, yet their labour being heavy and their exposure to sudden vicissitudes of temperature very frequent, they are among the classes who are most liable to rheumatism and other illnesses temporarily incapacitating them for labour. Gardeners, therefore, fromthese causes, and from the generallylow rate of wages they receive, are ofthe number who especially requireoccasional money aid; yet being alsoespecially liable to change their situations, they are con-sequently restrained from becoming members of localFriendly Societies. Other societies, usually called benefit clubs, are chieflybeneficial to the landlords of the inns where they holdtheir meetings, and too often induce some of the membersto spend as much in drinking and smoking as they haveto contribute to the club. Nor is that the only objectionto such clubs ; for being founded on erroneous princ
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